Pentagon releases Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UFO) videos

[pixel_a_ted]

So the Pentagon released some videos that apparently had already been leaked, thereby giving their seal of approval to them. As usual, the "phenomena" are indistinct, blurry objects, just like what we have been seeing for years. In this day and age of high resolution cameras and cell phones, and assuming the military has better equipment than what is available to the general public, why is it that we never get an unambiguous, clear photo, aside from the most likely reason that they're not actually alien spacecraft?

https://www.wired.com/story/does-it-matter-that-the-dod-released-those-ufo-videos/

 

[West]

Stupid Humans, we will destroy you

 

[Palouse]

Bigfoot is getting away while they are still alive!

 

[atlanta_man]

Long way off, infrared cockpit cam

I do wonder why these are being released and given an official stamp.
Always looking for the rest of the story.

 

[West]

Well, the pilots don't seem very surprised or scared about what they are seeing. That tells me they are part of a sanctioned military "test" that may involve anything from a new missile, rocket or whatever.

 

[7006]

I thought the same, always blurry images.
Why?
Then I thought, good luck taking a clear picture or film of a speed of light or time travelling capable spaceship with a cloaking device.

 

[7006]

Well, the pilots don't seem very surprised or scared about what they are seeing. That tells me they are part of a sanctioned military "test" that may involve anything from a new missile, rocket or whatever.

Yes,

i remember when I was a kid the French magazine Science et Vie did a series of articles about the Ovnis (ufos) in Belgium.
It then was a mystery all over the news.
It is only a decade later that we learnt they were the USAF first generation stealth fighters.

 

[Palouse]

Whatever happened about those strange fights/light over Colorado/Nebraska/Kansas a few months ago? Any news?

 

[rick_reno]

Whatever happened about those strange fights/light over Colorado/Nebraska/Kansas a few months ago? Any news?

I read those were identified as Starlink satellites, those things Musk is putting up to ruin astrophotography. I read today his team has found a way to make them less reflective. I waiting to see how this works.

 

[Palouse]

What I'm remembering was before old sewer mouth sent up his glitter. 3-4 months ago, perhaps.

 

[catalyst]

What I'm remembering was before old sewer mouth sent up his glitter. 3-4 months ago, perhaps.

AFAIK, those low-flying objects were never identified. The last story about those I'd come across was in April.

 

[Palouse]

Thanks Eric.

 

[pixel_a_ted]

I thought the same, always blurry images.
Why?
Then I thought, good luck taking a clear picture or film of a speed of light or time travelling capable spaceship with a cloaking device.

But they are not always flying very fast and sometimes are even stationary for a while. Just one clear, unambiguous photo would go a long way.

 

[7006]

But they are not always flying very fast and sometimes are even stationary for a while. Just one clear, unambiguous photo would go a long way.

Blame the clocking device.

 

[West]

It all makes sense now ...
"After a US patient got a novel coronavirus and left medical authorities no clues as to its origin, a scientist claimed that the COVID-19 is the first wave of an extraterrestrial biological invasion of Earth"
https://www.techtimes.com/articles/...irmed-case-unknown-origin-scientist-claim.htm

 

[Palouse]

Nothing to worry about folks, move on ; https://www.theonion.com/government-closes-case-on-ufos-after-determining-sighti-1835129546

 

[West]

For what it's worth, I believe there are aliens, as it's an infinite universe and we just don't know. As to their form or intelligence, that's anybody's guess.

 

[7006]

Bermuda Triangle is no longer making it into the headlines nowadays...

 

[rick_reno]

What I'm remembering was before old sewer mouth sent up his glitter. 3-4 months ago, perhaps.

He started putting them in low orbit in May 2019, with an initial 60.

 

[7006]

No joke, but I've actually seen strange flying objects like this as a kid back in the 90s. Good to know I wasn't imagining things either. My late father also mentioned seeing strange lights in the sky during WWII that weren't propeller airplanes.

Not to doubt your experience.
There were quite a few rocket and jet propelled aircraft in WWII.
Not to mention V1s and V2s that the allied would not acknowledge to be in existence so as not to demoralise the public.