All About UFO's

[mhardy6647]

There was that Hilsch tube thing...

THE HILSCH VORTEX TUBE

 

[Axo1989]

I guess I do not follow it, so what was the reason?

You got the insufferable “if you were wise and seasoned like me, and not a frivolous neophyte” deflection? Our friend Will is an emitter, not a receiver, and certainly not a digester of facts. If you find an answer to your question it won’t be via reasonable discussion, but perhaps scatology.

 

[WillBrink]

I guess I do not follow it, so what was the reason?

My bad, I have to retract that. I meant the last guy, Dr. Sean M. Kirkpatrick. Got them confused. It seems most think Kosloski is a better fit. As you saw, Kirkpatrick didn't last long in the position as he was not trusted by whistle blowers, and others in the UFO/UAP community. There was friction between him and others, and he was caught lying on several occasions. On one, he claimed a meeting where he attended never took place, and a photo of his sitting there was shown. Most view him as a DOD shill vs genuinely interested in researching UAP objectively, and pushing for real disclosure.

 

[sam_adams]

I mean, those National Socialists of WWII fame were interested in the occult,

This was not an unknown fact . . .

 

[mhardy6647]

This was not an unknown fact . . .

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That's right! I forgot about that documentary from which the image above was taken.
Top men.


Fortunately, we've got top men on the UAP case now, too.

 

[Petrushka]

Skunk Works has implied the tictacs are theirs.

 

[sam_adams]

Skunk Works has implied the tictacs are theirs.

No surprise there.

 

[PierreV]

Are we supposed to simultaneously believe that highly trained human pilots can not mis-identify moving grey dots and that highly trained alien pilots can't avoid crashing with Earth?
Are we supposed to simultaneously believe that human sensor malfunction is unlikely but that alien flight control systems can fail ?

 

[Chester]

They do seem to crash an awful lot. Imagine, coming all this way and then pranging it on the final leg. No wonder they’re grey.

 

[mhardy6647]

They do seem to crash an awful lot. Imagine, coming all this way and then pranging it on the final leg. No wonder they’re grey.

Mountaineers, as I understand it, generally have their accidents on the descent...

 

[Short38]

Is there a current audio application for the Hilsch Tube? If not should there be?

 

[mhardy6647]

Is there a current audio application for the Hilsch Tube? If not should there be?

Only if Hilsch Tube rolling is a thing...

 

[sam_adams]

They do seem to crash an awful lot. Imagine, coming all this way and then pranging it on the final leg.

It just might be that Earth is like one of those emergency runoff areas that you see on the downhill, mountainous stretches of interstate here in the US for when the brakes fail on their interstellar big rig.

 

[Mart68]

Roswell crash was supposedly caused by an electrical storm - that could happen to anyone.

 

[Taiga]

It’s those 1000 year old relativity-brat alien youngsters drag racing their souped-up solar wind burning plasma-rods on the cosmo-bahn. The sharp turn around the asteroid belt is affectionately known as “dead no-man’s curve” that has hurled many a brash inexperienced need-for-lightspeed enthusiast into the rocky ditch called Earth. It has been the subject of many 5-dimensional holographic fly-in theater projections of the tragic-romance genre. To discourage such reckless behavior, SETI typed out the top-secret message “what are you rebelling against?” To which the aliens replied “what a ya got?”

 

[mhardy6647]

It just might be that Earth is like one of those emergency runoff areas that you see on the downhill, mountainous stretches of interstate here in the US for when the brakes fail on their interstellar big rig.

Deep gravel...

ahem

There's a marvelous* out-take by Crack the Sky from their very early days called Let Me Go Home (A Visit to the Projects), including the following lyrics:

My teachers told me that the Universe had no use for the Earth
And maybe someday when they get some time they gonna tear it down
'Cause we could use the dirt

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* OK, arguably marvelous; but - full disclosure - I'm a big fan of theirs: de gustibus non est disputandum.

 

[xanalog]

Yet again, unsubstantiated and likely unprovable. Just more hype you’ve added.

I'll take your bait and raise you with a provable factoid:

[WSJ-2025/09/23 pg.A9]

 

[xanalog]

Mountaineers, as I understand it, generally have their accidents on the descent...

So do avalanches!
We tend to think of gravity as a unifying force but our [ummmm...] visualizations always seem to assume UFOs are immune...
GDOs: Gravity Defying Objects?

 

[WillBrink]

Now it's the Danish having ongoing drone incursions. Who is unclear, but according to them, it's coordinated and using different types of drones, called a "hybrid attack" by them:

 

[xanalog]

Note to RPVs/Drones/UFOs: Turn your !&%$ lights off!