Posted on 09/13/2020 2:12:18 PM PDT by RoosterRedux
The thing here is this.
The SR 71 was developed and flown way back in the late 50s to early 60s. It had control systems that were not available to commercial air systems till the 80s. Even control systems that took years to develop in NASA.
Now anyone care to challenge on what they have developed since, and are in the process of developing? It advanced so fast that it begs the question-where in the hell did they get those things so fast?
Why would aliens come here to earth? There are no intelligent life here. Hmm... maybe it was these guys?
https://www.comingsoon.net/movies/trailers/1021213-predator-holiday-special
I knew a guy that built and sold the best gravity meters in the world for geology investigations. Years ago he was hired by the military to investigate the idea of “anti-gravity”. The military missiles were going off course by just a bit.
He said he could never measure any effects of anti-gravity. However, just the idea that the military would explore the idea makes me wonder that it might be real. Every other force in physics has an “opposite”.
An aside. Knew a guy that was a state wildlife officer. He went on a call with a biologist from the large University to collect a hair sample of a reported Bigfoot. Seemed odd that the state would send two professionals on a 6-hour round trip drive just to placate some farmer that thinks he saw something walk over his fence.
Here's an article that discusses the importance of it in a little more detail:
U.S. military committed to electronic warfare (EW) jammers to counter enemy GPS and drone signals Because jamming technology now decides the battle. Whoever gains the upper hand in an electronic jamming war will determine the course of the war.
Civilians haven't a clue.
As many in the military have said, "it ain't ours."
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