Pentagon releases UFO footage

If you read Fravor's comments and take them at face value (which we have to do, because there's no other way to verify them), the object is either breaking the laws of physics, or operating so far out of our knowledge of physics, it doesn't matter. I suggest you re-read the written accounts he gave, it might help guide your understanding of the significance of them, rather than simply trying to brush the specific details under the carpet, which you're repeatably doing, in a rather moronic way - and probably because you can't do anything else.



If this was a courtroom and we were trying to determine whether or not Fravor was telling the truth, we wouldn't be making assumptions on what he said, or drawing inference - we'd be focusing on the exact specific things he said, then looking at the evidence.

There is no evidence, none, nothing, zero.

Therefore - the only thing we have to go on, is his verbal account, so there's very little to go on anyway - whether or not you take it literally, and the moment you take it literally - it falls apart for the reasons I've laid out.



It depends which incident.

The problem is, there's a number of different incidents which occurred with different accounts at different times, but nothing very specific and only really in verbal statements - there's practically no evidence at all anywhere, other than the video - which again, doesn't really show anything unusual.

If you watched that video with no knowledge that it was the centre of a 'UFO' investigation, you probably wouldn't think anything special of it at all.


I though the main story the pilot witnessed was one account maybe I should watch it again (two aircraft asked to go look at odd contact that's been going on for days.. I'd love to see the account independenty verified and analysed... Though if its verified I'd always wonder if the person confirming it was just paid to say that..
 
Ok then, when I was pulled by the police on my return journey a long time ago they said they were originally following me on my outbound journey but I was going so fast I disappeared.


Now do you understand?

This is tiring.

Creating strawman arguments isn't really going to help you out much, but I guess it's all you have.

To clarify; when making statements about something - the moment you start diluting them down, 'oh he actually meant x instead of y' 'ohhh it didn't actually disappear, it just might have disappeared' and so on, you simply end up with something so vague and poorly defined that it's meaningless anyway.

I though the main story the pilot witnessed was one account maybe I should watch it again (two aircraft asked to go look at odd contact that's been going on for days.. I'd love to see the account independenty verified and analysed... Though if its verified I'd always wonder if the person confirming it was just paid to say that..

So there were a number of reports of different things, seen over a number of days, along with a video of 'something' and David Fravor's eyewitness account.

The only evidence which ever came out was the video, there were reports of radar contacts and visual reports, but no actual evidence.

If the evidence was there - it would be easy right?

But precisely because there is no evidence, it's all vague and mysterious, nothing can be correctly defined - people just end up making their own assumptions, in the absence of any evidence.
 
Creating strawman arguments isn't really going to help you out much, but I guess it's all you have.

To clarify; when making statements about something - the moment you start diluting them down, 'oh he actually meant x instead of y' 'ohhh it didn't actually disappear, it just might have disappeared' and so on, you simply end up with something so vague and poorly defined that it's meaningless anyway.
Haha interesting irony there. You take single commentary and twist it for your story, I'll take it the rest of the statements and context and enjoy understanding life.
 
Haha interesting irony there. You take single commentary and twist it for your story, I'll take it the rest of the statements and context and enjoy understanding life.

I haven't twisted anything, I've been very clear from the beginning about sticking exactly what was said in the statements, and I think you know that - you just want to have the final say, because you have nothing else, or useful you can say.
 
The claims made by the pilot (Fravor) come with no video footage, the video footage was taken by a different pilot, showing something different, there is no video footage from Fravor.

What proof would you accept though? For someone like you, there is no proof that you're willing to accept. That's fine. For me, I'll dismiss most CT, but when an educated experienced US Navy pilot is giving testimony, willing to travel to Washington to speak to Congress about it, there is video footage of the same craft available and officially released by the Pentagon, then I'll accept what I'm being told is likely to be the truth. What we saw in that video seems to be a craft that has technology that is far ahead of what the most advanced military has.
 
What proof would you accept though? For someone like you, there is no proof that you're willing to accept. That's fine. For me, I'll dismiss most CT, but when an educated experienced US Navy pilot is giving testimony, willing to travel to Washington to speak to Congress about it, there is video footage of the same craft available and officially released by the Pentagon, then I'll accept what I'm being told is likely to be the truth. What we saw in that video seems to be a craft that has technology that is far ahead of what the most advanced military has.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

It doesn’t matter who you are - make claims like that without any evidence, you’re going to have a hard time convincing people, and so you should.

There’s nothing in the videos at any point that shows anything special at all, certainly nothing like the sorts of things the pilot says he saw.
 
It shows an unidentified object doing nothing special at all, other than simply being observable, if it is doing something special - please link the video, with the exact time it occurs.

I just watched the video again. It's an object flying around that they lock on to. I'm not a professional, so when multiple pilots, who fly around probably most days of the year for many years can't identify it then something seems amiss in why the video as been authenticated by the US government confirming the video is genuine. If it was a flying rock or a piece of debris flying around, why go out of their way to release the video officially?

Whether they're ok with it or not, is neither here nor there - it was unidentified, it doesn't make an iota of difference either way whether they managed to identify it or not

So if you are the leader of Britain and there were pilots reporting an unidentified flying object zooming around our airspace you wouldn't react?

I was searching around the net as I was replying and noticed this interesting object from China;

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/10/16/asia/china-new-helicopter-ufo-intl-scli-hnk/index.html

China has been unveiling a lot of new weaponry lately, but one of their latest reveals looks really, well, out of this world.

Called the "Super Great White Shark" by Chinese media, the aircraft conjures up images of 1950s sci-fi movies more than 21st century technology. But China says the "armed helicopter" was designed for the "future digital information battlefield."

I'd say anyone saw that flying around would think its a UFO.
 
Does any of this footage show Elvis hanging out the passenger window, btw? Inquiring (and open) minds need to know.

There might have been but as usual in these cases it was very grainy and blurred so you couldn't make him out but if you believe in this stuff you can fill in the blanks.
After all these decades of top notch cameras they still take a blurry UFO picture.
I'm waiting for Ancient Aliens to do an episode on blurry camera images and why it happens:
"So is it possible that Alien technology renders cameras next to useless? Well Ancient Alien believers say Yes".
 
I'd say anyone saw that flying around would think its a UFO.

I've just searched but couldn't find it but this is a story about the SR-71 Blackbird that I saw on one of the many UFO documentaries I watch .
There had been many UFO sightings in Russia so the Russian Government told every serviceman over a period of time to look up into the sky and it was then they got proper data on the Blackbird.
Hopefully somebody else knows the story or I could have dreamt it.
 
I haven't twisted anything, I've been very clear from the beginning about sticking exactly what was said in the statements, and I think you know that - you just want to have the final say, because you have nothing else, or useful you can say.
No, not at all. What you're doing is what is generally accused of conspiracy theorists. What I'm doing is going by what he stated multiple times, not in a transcript but in a video recorded interview where he is questioned on specifics of the subject.

You want to disregard all that because it says "disappeared" in a text file.

Actually no, I forgot what this was about. This was about your claim that what he described defied physics, when pushed you said "because he said it dissappeared" which is a weak point to pick from everything he stated firstly, and secondly has been clarified multiple times with different descriptive words and additional technical information during a videotaped interview...but "no, no, the paper has this word on it and that's what I'm clinging too".

Dear, oh dear.


I'm done with your nonsense now, carry on screeetching.
 
What proof would you accept though? For someone like you, there is no proof that you're willing to accept. That's fine. For me, I'll dismiss most CT, but when an educated experienced US Navy pilot is giving testimony, willing to travel to Washington to speak to Congress about it, there is video footage of the same craft available and officially released by the Pentagon, then I'll accept what I'm being told is likely to be the truth. What we saw in that video seems to be a craft that has technology that is far ahead of what the most advanced military has.
Can I respond to that?

Yes, he's an experienced pilot, but he doesn't work for organisations developing propulsion systems or aviation designs, therefore his knowledge of such things is limited to what he's told.

Is Lewis Hamilton the leading expert on racing car technologies?
He knows a lot for sure, but his field of experience is in driving the machines that those with vastly greater knowledge in the fields of aerodynamics, fuel delivery, braking, engine management systems, etc, etc, etc work on - and they do so without any obligation to notify Lewis of cutting edge, top secret designs.

So why oh why is it when Fravor says "I know of no current aviation technology that could do what I saw" that statement is taken as though he knows everything about aviation technology being developed?

And just to recap:

There's enough info in the video below to adequately explain what he saw on his infra red systems:
Explained logically and using maths & optical physics the info already available onscreen: The ufo by the sea was actually nowhere near the sea level...


The rest is psychology of the human brain in the heat of the moment.

And enough doubt cast over Fravor's claim of what he saw with his eyes rather than off a screen:
Is this the same tic-tac object that Fravor claimed to have seen just above the sea surface?

Here's a Google Earth link to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, from an altitude of ~6,000 m (20,000 ft) centred on the F-16 that is parked on the carrier: https://earth.google.com/web/@40.76428944,-73.99961205,14.08328202a,6069.79459217d,35y,0h,0t,0r
The F-16 is 49 ft long and has a wingspan of 32 ft, so bigger than this UFO.
Can you see the F-16? It's sat at the nose of the Blackbird you might just be able to make out.

Yet Fravor claims to have visually indentified an object slightly smaller than the plane you cannot see in the image I linked to.

Seems legit.
Do you believe he saw this with the naked eye?

He is either lying, or mistaken - the most likely explanation is that his brain is trying to make sense of what he is watching on the monitor screen and is constructing a visual memory, because he absolutely did not see what he claims to have seen.


Nobody is denying that Fravor saw something he can't explain, what the bone of contention centres around is his claim that it was technology far beyond what we currently have (which has already been explained away multiple times) and the implication that it cannot be of this planet, i.e. alien, for which there is no compelling evidence.

However:
Nobody has conclusively ruled out multiple, independent system glitches/malfunctions.
Nobody has conclusively ruled out testing of new aviation technologies that only the top level brass were allowed prior knowledge of.
Nobody has conclusively ruled out collusion between the pilots to fake a story around the radar & infra red video.

Yet somehow alien tech is ruled in and that aliens travelling way beyond lightspeed velocities in order to spend a few seconds flying up and down above the sea is worthy of consideration?
 
I just watched the video again. It's an object flying around that they lock on to. I'm not a professional, so when multiple pilots, who fly around probably most days of the year for many years can't identify it then something seems amiss in why the video as been authenticated by the US government confirming the video is genuine. If it was a flying rock or a piece of debris flying around, why go out of their way to release the video officially?

I don't have a quarrel with the video, the video merely shows an object they locked onto, doing nothing special at all.

They didn't identify whatever it was, but that's a million miles away from the claims other people are making about it, such as 'alien tech, anti-gravity, etc'


Actually no, I forgot what this was about. This was about your claim that what he described defied physics, when pushed you said "because he said it dissappeared" which is a weak point to pick from everything he stated firstly, and secondly has been clarified multiple times with different descriptive words and additional technical information during a videotaped interview...but "no, no, the paper has this word on it and that's what I'm clinging too".

if you examine what he says in the Joe Rogan interview.

He says, it flies away so fast in less than a second, (those were his words, less than a second) it disappears. 'poof, it's gone'

Explain to me, how anything known to avionics, science, or physics can operate with those characteristics.

Because remember; This guy is a US Navy commander, it's assumed he knows what he's looking at - if he lets something get away from him in 'less than a second' and he's in a fighter jet, that implies that it's beyond anything we understand.

If you take his word for it.

He's not using metaphors, being vague or nondescript, quite the contrary - he's very descriptive and direct, in his account of what happened.
 
He is either lying, or mistaken - the most likely explanation is that his brain is trying to make sense of what he is watching on the monitor screen and is constructing a visual memory, because he absolutely did not see what he claims to have seen.

Yup this is exactly why I mentioned psychology and how the brain works. Surrounding factors of course help this be possible and many of them are described in this video: The sub 20Hz frequency vibrations being the most likely for the vast majority of cases since this can be created by so many things from fans to electrical equipment.

 
Erm. Because if the object behaved in the ways David Fravor says it behaved, to use his own words; 'disappeared' it wouldn't be conforming to the known laws.


Thing is though, the people who run governments are notoriously incompetent, stupid, easily fooled and just generally of very poor quality. There's literally zero chance, that they could ever keep something like a UFO or alien technology secret, if they had it.

Imagine if the UK government captured a flying saucer and tried to cover it up;
  1. Group-4 would be in charge of security, and the government would mess up their pay, and nobody would turn up - little green men running wild.
  2. The media would find something almost immediately, government officials can't even conceal an affair, or basic tax fraud - let alone a flying saucer.
  3. Money - if anyone had for example - an anti-gravity machine, it would be worth more money than we could ever print, it would be leaked sooner or later.
The list goes on, but you can imagine the problems involved - when you start to apply the reality of government competence, into the realms of containing alien tech :D
An object that 'disappeared' those were his words. What else are you meant to glean from that? he's either lying or he saw something incredible, I think he's lying.



No it doesn't.

It shows an unidentified object doing nothing special at all, other than simply being observable, if it is doing something special - please link the video, with the exact time it occurs.



Whether they're ok with it or not, is neither here nor there - it was unidentified, it doesn't make an iota of difference either way whether they managed to identify it or not.

Nothing will be revealed, by anybody - because it's most likely a huge pile of nonsense.
You are saying 'craft', it is something on radar they can't identify - big difference



As much as I'd love it to be true Independence Day isn't real.
If they were proper intelligent Aliens who could fly massive distances they wouldn't be messing about like they do and I doubt they have a Prime Directive like Star Trek.
It wasn't just something on radar though, was it?
 
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