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To: nitzy
It is important that they only look for the nuclear material at night though.

The really long-range detectors supposedly do not work very well in sunlight as it masks the faint radiation signatures to which they are tuned.

At least, that is what people claiming to be knowledgeable about such instruments are saying. It might be true. It might not be true. I don't have one of these detectors to check it out.

It is all a hall of mirrors where it is almost impossible to sort out the truth from all of the mis-directions. What is clear is that multiple agendas are in play and all of the players are lying about what they are doing. "It's for your own good", they say.

My guess is that broken pieces of an old Soviet nuclear weapon, once kept in the Ukraine, have been smuggled into New York or New Jersey to be used as a dirty bomb. And we have "Top Men" looking for them right now. But you can choose whatever story you like.

I do like the "Alien Introduction" theory for its' entertainment value and tenuous match with the more outlandish drone observations. I rate it as unlikely to be true but amusing even so. I am always up for a well-told story.

I am happy that I am not on the East coast right now. I will be really upset if the Al-Qaeda attack target turns out to be one of the cities nearby my current location instead. Because "(e), None of the above" is always a valid selection on those multiple-choice tests.

23 posted on 12/19/2024 9:28:11 AM PST by flamberge (Reality is not limited by our imagination)
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To: flamberge
And we have "Top Men" looking for them right now. ~ Bureaucrat

What men? ~ Indiana Jones

Our Top Men. ~ Bureaucrat

32 posted on 12/19/2024 9:50:49 AM PST by null and void (Regarding the second Trump presidency, everyone who isn’t terrified is thankful!)
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To: flamberge

I have developed a “conspiracy blueprint theory” that I believe that they always use when they engage in a conspiracy.

It starts with the assumption that people don’t want to be the bad guys and most conspiracies need at least some amount of participation from hundreds or thousands of people.

It also involves the idea of some version of a “limited hangout”...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limited_hangout

The limited hangout is the abridged or sanitized version of the truth that they tell the collaborators who otherwise wouldn’t participate or would spill the beans if forced to participate.

With JFK, the USSR was the limited hangout. The coup organizers needed hundreds or thousands of people to participate in the coverup of the murder of the President so they told the collaborators that the USSR killed Kennedy and it needed to be covered up to avoid WW3. The people helping cover it up thought they were the “good guys”.

In this drone scenario, I think the missing nuclear material is the limited hang out. I’m not sure what the ultimate conspiracy is but I think they are using the nuclear material angle to get civilians/military/media to cooperate.

It may be as simple as that they want to freak people out to increase the surveillance state...

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/rand-paul-blocks-bill-responding-drone-sightings-shouldnt-rush-grant-sweeping-surveillance-powers


37 posted on 12/19/2024 10:10:08 AM PST by nitzy (We all thought that WW3 would be fought with WMDs. Instead it is being fought with NGOs.)
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To: flamberge

Yes, having a giant nuclear reactor in the sky sleeting radioactive death at you all day long can affect sensitive rad devices.


42 posted on 12/19/2024 10:25:12 AM PST by Seruzawa ("The Political left is the Garden of Eden of incompetence" - Marx the Smarter (Groucho))
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To: flamberge
Really sensitive nuclear detectors are based upon a photo-multiplier tube and a phosphorescent film of some sort. PM tubes can pick up light in a fiber optic cable merely by wrapping the fiber around the tube. This is caused by photon leakage through the sides of the fiber and its jacket. Those tubes can detect a single photon of light.

When I used them they were inside an aluminum casing ... and we still had to keep the room light off.

The phosphorescent material was also cooled with liquid nitrogen. (About 1974)

55 posted on 12/19/2024 5:35:14 PM PST by GingisK
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