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Nobody cares about UFO/Drone invasion.


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2024 Dec 30, 9:34pm   233 views  18 comments

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Last month i have observing UFO/Drone on sky during cloudless nights in different time of the night. They are visible practically every night at bay area. Last evening I was sitting in spa and looking up. Withing about 20 min. observed about ten crafts moving south/north in direction in different shapes. On sky were about 60 at different heights, mostly stationary. They are not stars, because blinking lights, red, green, white, orange in shape of tringle or circle. They are not planes, because of shape, some moving spontaneously, while others standing still. They can't also be drones, some are just too high in the sky and can stand still entire night blinking. Those who moving lower to ground have shape of circle, triangle, two triangles connected, or three triangles connected, blinking lights and produce sound.
New Jersey and New York states experience this fenomen from last three months. Other states also reported presence. Authority omits subject and ignore it until something is going to happen like plane collision.

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1   PeopleUnited   2024 Dec 30, 11:06pm  

REpro says

fenomen




Or at least “they” want you to believe it’s aliens. So that when the rapture comes they can blame it on the aliens.
3   Ceffer   2024 Dec 31, 11:50am  

I saw two blinking drone things (not airplanes or helicopters, no noise, maybe altitude of cub airplanes) in Santa Cruz. Again, UFOs don't have blinking lights, but these two seemed to be following each other but otherwise made no unusual maneuvers.

There a lot of recreational drones in Santa Cruz for photography etc., but these two were higher up.

It's some kind of military exercise or psyop or combination. We are in the era of drone wars, as Ukraine and Russia and the Middle East illustrate abundantly, so obviously any domestic military will have their own drone swarms and hopefully drone counter measures.
4   Maga_Chaos_Monkey   2024 Dec 31, 11:53am  

Some guy made a youtube vid yesterday of him attaching blinking lights to some balloons he'd linked together (long balloons, like those for animal art) and releasing them over the SF bay area.
5   Ceffer   2024 Dec 31, 12:33pm  

Balloons tend have a buffeted, random movement pattern, unless they just happen to be in uniform wind. They drift and aren't speed managed.

The drones will look like they are under a directional control and can move pretty fast or hover in place, and make unusual maneuvers. It's why they are so often mistaken for UFOs.

I can imagine a drone dropping from the sky in front the window at my desk and taking the house out with automatic fire, or just blowing up like they show in the search and destroy drone vids in Ukraine. It's not beyond the realm of possibility. For individual assassinations, though, they seem to be favoring EMP guns. More covert and less messy, because the walk away victim deteriorates and dies somewhere else.
6   Tenpoundbass   2024 Dec 31, 12:43pm  

Malar balloon on the bottom and drone propellers on the top.
You have an object, that can fly along, hoover, change direction. Find an upward thermal, cut the props, then let the helium in the malar balloon send you zipping straight up. While the spectator says, "it did things no man made air craft could have ever done!"
7   REpro   2024 Dec 31, 12:45pm  

Ceffer says


I can imagine a drone dropping from the sky in front the window at my desk and taking the house out with automatic fire, or just blowing up like they show in the search and destroy drone vids in Ukraine. It's not beyond the realm of possibility. For individual assassinations, though, they seem to be favoring EMP guns.

Lot of unidentified drones' activity were reported by CalFire in the areas where wildfire was created.
8   REpro   2025 Jan 9, 4:10pm  

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/faa-confirms-that-a-gulfstream-g550-collided-with-metallic-object-at-27-000-feet/ar-BB1raVzC?pc=HCTS

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reportedly confirmed that a Gulfstream G550 business jet was struck by an unidentified object at an altitude of 27,000 feet off the Florida coast on December 11, 2024. The news comes following a series of unidentified drones flying over US bases.
10   HeadSet   2025 Jan 10, 8:37am  

REpro says

altitude of 27,000

That must be quite the drone that can fly that high since 27,000 ft exceeds the altitude possible by virtually any non-experimental helicopter, even military turbine powered helicopters. Most helicopters would have trouble reaching 15,000 feet.
12   RWSGFY   2025 Jan 22, 10:18am  

Patrick says






Instant felony (unless a FFL w/SOT holder, which is extremely hard to get).
13   RWSGFY   2025 Jan 22, 10:23am  

HeadSet says


REpro says


altitude of 27,000

That must be quite the drone that can fly that high since 27,000 ft exceeds the altitude possible by virtually any non-experimental helicopter, even military turbine powered helicopters. Most helicopters would have trouble reaching 15,000 feet.



Mavic can fly at that altitude:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0pIyIMqwu0E&pp=ygURZGppIG1hdmljIGV2ZXJlc3Q%3D

Not sure if it can gain it from the SL on it's own though.
14   HeadSet   2025 Jan 22, 12:01pm  

RWSGFY says

Mavic can fly at that altitude:

Now that is impressive! The Mavic weighs less than 3 pounds, so that may be why it can fly in such thin air.
15   Eric Holder   2025 Jan 22, 12:04pm  

HeadSet says


RWSGFY says


Mavic can fly at that altitude:

Now that is impressive! The Mavic weighs less than 3 pounds, so that may be why it can fly in such thin air.



It's heavy/dense enough to puncture the skin of an aircraft wing. There is a picture of firebomber plane with an orange-sized hole caused by a collision with a Mavic floating around the interwebz. Happened last week in LA.

UPD. Found it:






16   WookieMan   2025 Jan 22, 12:15pm  

RWSGFY says


Mavic can fly at that altitude:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0pIyIMqwu0E&pp=ygURZGppIG1hdmljIGV2ZXJlc3Q%3D

Not sure if it can gain it from the SL on it's own though.

I've flown my Mavic at 1,900 AGL and 9,000 MSL. I thought I lost it. Couldn't see the damn thing, illegal. It was on a mountain, so if a plane hit it, the plane was crashing anyway into the side of a mountain. It's fun out in MT messing around with drones. Only one major airport in Bozeman really and a regional one south of Ennis, MT for small planes.
17   HeadSet   2025 Jan 22, 12:51pm  

Eric Holder says

It's heavy/dense enough to puncture the skin of an aircraft wing.

An even lighter bird can do that too. Speed of the plane is the main factor.
18   WookieMan   2025 Jan 22, 1:11pm  

HeadSet says

Eric Holder says


It's heavy/dense enough to puncture the skin of an aircraft wing.

An even lighter bird can do that too. Speed of the plane is the main factor.

I don't think most people realize speed. It's no different in a car. Going 150mph in a Lambo and you hit a goose or raccoon. There's going to be a problem.

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