US Naval pilots "We see UFO everyday for at least a couple of years"

Before the discovery that the Sun was the center of the earth, we actually had a system of theory that could accurately predict the motion of the planets. They could make fairly accurate prediction, but the underlying assumption was wrong.

"Shut up and calculate"
I have a feeling that is today Standard Model. They may make the correct prediction, but the underlying understanding of the reality is incomplete.
 
Here is the Go Fast UFO video debunked, the ufo travelling at 2/3 of the speed of sound is actually travelling at approx 20-40knots with the most plausible explanation being either a large bird or weather balloon. Easily explained by trigonometry and parallax.

And here is the Debunk of the GIMBAL Video of U.S. Navy Jet Encounter with Unknown Object. The plausible explanation is most likely another jet aircraft with an infrared glare artifact from the rotating gimbal camera system.

Put away your tinfoil hats, there's no alien invasion...............
 
From the CERN website "Today the LHCb experiment at CERN announced new results which, if confirmed, would suggest hints of a violation of the Standard Model of particle physics." Couple that with the recent Muon G2 results and I can't see where the Standard Model is "complete".

Exactly, the growing doubts.

Superstring theory and others, being incompatible, are not researched by a bunch of obsolete scientist ;-)

They`re there because of the incompleteness of the others.
Curious if the next 10 years will result in a new, far bigger LHC to be built or a more complete model will emerge.

exciting times!
 
Here is the Go Fast UFO video debunked, the ufo travelling at 2/3 of the speed of sound is actually travelling at approx 20-40knots with the most plausible explanation being either a large bird or weather balloon. Easily explained by trigonometry and parallax.

And here is the Debunk of the GIMBAL Video of U.S. Navy Jet Encounter with Unknown Object. The plausible explanation is most likely another jet aircraft with an infrared glare artifact from the rotating gimbal camera system.

Put away your tinfoil hats, there's no alien invasion...............

The debunk vids need some debunking themselves. They don't have all the facts to say anything conclusive.
 
Believe what you want the folks posting these clearly have considerable knowledge of how these instruments actually work (besides all the information is on the display). My limited experience with the folks that actually do the flying is that they don't.
 
Anyone still skeptical about this should just watch some videos of Bob Lazar when he talks about how craft have been reversed engineered by humans for years. He is very convincing and has been recounting the same stories for years.

Acknowledging things in the sky is only the first step in us accepting what is really going on. No wonder we arent told the truth, when many people are so loudly skeptical about pretty much everything.

What Im concerned about is if the US govt starts being honest about official sightings, then there will be an ulterior motive for this (instead of the former, usual "nothing to see here, its just a weather balloon). That approach obviously isnt working on the public anymore.

I have often wondered that if the US military industrial complex (or US government, same thing really) runs out of boogeymen on earth to start wars against, what is next? Quite literally, I think it may be contrived boogeymen from the skies. God knows that they have spent enough time and money to make perfectly functional flying machines by know. IMO most UFO sightings are black ops reverse engineered craft....
 
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Believe what you want the folks posting these clearly have considerable knowledge of how these instruments actually work (besides all the information is on the display). My limited experience with the folks that actually do the flying is that they don't.

You could be right. Then again, it weren`t the pilots that released this and the Navy surely must know what they released.
This would all be a lot easier if the radar data would have been released as well, now they could be playing games with us, be sincere yet dumb, etc etc.
 
In order for the debunk link to be right either the following must be true:

1. The Navy is so inferior that after analyzing the vid, they couldn't tell if it's from something conventional or some mysterious UAP. But somehow, a couple of guys from some fringe website got it all figured out without having the actual raw data. If the Navy is required to keep all the radar record of every bird or lear jet they captured, sh$t that's one hell of a waste of my tax money.

2. It's all a hoax perpetrated by the DOD. It's one thing to fool the public, it's another thing to fool the Congress since they have to report next month.

Both 1 and 2 seem equally unlikely.
 
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