UFO Studies for the Development of US Aircraft and Weapons

[Sentry]

UFO reports describe performance advanced beyond anything on earth; if hostile, a threat. Since 1947, US military programs have attempted technology to duplicate UAPs for aircraft and weapons.

There have been too many such attempts to cover in one article, but like a saucer skipping across water, this piece bounces through time to look at some of the documented examples.

UFO Study Programs and US Military Technology

 

[Gene Steinberg]

Thanks Curt.

 

[diny]

Maybe you can answer my question. I believe that it is possible for our engineers to reverse engineer downed alien (whichever type) spaceships. However, even if we can do this, how can our pilots fly them? Humans can only withstand a certain amount of gravitational forces (g-forces) before passing out and crashing. The speeds at which these crafts fly and the maneuvers that they make would be well beyond that which humans would be capable of doing. How would this work?

 

[Randall]

Maybe you can answer my question. I believe that it is possible for our engineers to reverse engineer downed alien (whichever type) spaceships. However, even if we can do this, how can our pilots fly them? Humans can only withstand a certain amount of gravitational forces (g-forces) before passing out and crashing. The speeds at which these crafts fly and the maneuvers that they make would be well beyond that which humans would be capable of doing. How would this work?

We don't know. One theory is that if the propulsion system generates some sort of gravitational field, then such a field could counter the g-forces.

 

[Peacekeeper]

Trying to reverse engineer a spacecraft that is able to travel between the stars, is like sending a computer back to the Stone Age and see what they would do with it. My first guess would be that they would try to eat it!

A spaceship scrap would be completely useless my opinion. No one would be able to reverse engineer even a single piece of it.

Just take any modern device and go back in time with your mind, you will see that even 10 years can change a lot! Now imagine 1000 years or 10000 or a million.

If anyone has a ufo they've hidden, good for them! I'm the first one who proved alien life.

 

[diny]

We don't know. One theory is that if the propulsion system generates some sort of gravitational field, then such a field could counter the g-forces.

That does make sense. If the pilots could sit in a bubble, the gravitational field, there might not be g-forces applied to their bodies.

 

[Randall]

That does make sense. If the pilots could sit in a bubble, the gravitational field, there might not be g-forces applied to their bodies.

That's sort of the idea, but it would be more a case where whatever g-forces are pulling in one direction, there would be another pulling in the opposite direction, sort of like the situation with objects in orbit. They seem to be weightless, as if they have escaped gravity, but the actual case is that the orbiting object is in a constant state of free fall toward a sphere ( the Earth ), the surface of which is constantly receding away before the orbiting object can get any closer. So there are forces being applied, but in a way that cancels out the apparent effects.

 

[Peacekeeper]

That's sort of the idea, but it would be more a case where whatever g-forces are pulling in one direction, there would be another pulling in the opposite direction, sort of like the situation with objects in orbit. They seem to be weightless, as if they have escaped gravity, but the actual case is that the orbiting object is in a constant state of free fall toward a sphere ( the Earth ), the surface of which is constantly receding away before the orbiting object can get any closer. So there are forces being applied, but in a way that cancels out the apparent effects.

You can't travel between the stars that easily. The vacuum near our planet is not the vacuum between our solar system and the next nearest one!
The spaceship will eventually stop function the farther you move away from our solar system due to lack of radiations. Even our body would stop working due to that. And the air pressure would increase as well and make the ship explode like a balloon. And you would freeze to death!

The only possibility to travel to different stars would be with a hyper, wormhole, warp, slipstream, starburst. There's for sure one or another concept that would work. But speed, will not bring you to another solar system, at least not alive!

 

[Randall]

You can't travel between the stars that easily. The vacuum near our planet is not the vacuum between our solar system and the next nearest one!
The spaceship will eventually stop function the farther you move away from our solar system due to lack of radiations. Even our body would stop working due to that. And the air pressure would increase as well and make the ship explode like a balloon. And you would freeze to death!

The only possibility to travel to different stars would be with a hyper, wormhole, warp, slipstream, starburst. There's for sure one or another concept that would work. But speed, will not bring you to another solar system, at least not alive!

It would seem that you could benefit from reading something like this: Why Interstellar Travel Will Be Possible Sooner Than You Think

 

[Sentry]

Interstellar issues aside, the US military wanted devices that could perform like flying saucers. The shape wasn't the priority, the function was, and studying characteristics attributed to UFOs set high flying goals for engineers. The problem for me is that this was all driven by a military interest, not a scientific one, and anything benevolent that may have resulted was a mere byproduct.

The public has been excited by the AATIP story, but if it was really a UFO study, it was the DIA covertly looking for aerospace weapons systems. It's been spun into something positive, but the way it was done seems like a betrayal of trust.

 

[Randall]

Interstellar issues aside, the US military wanted devices that could perform like flying saucers. The shape wasn't the priority, the function was, and studying characteristics attributed to UFOs set high flying goals for engineers. The problem for me is that this was all driven by a military interest, not a scientific one, and anything benevolent that may have resulted was a mere byproduct.

The public has been excited by the AATIP story, but if it was really a UFO study, it was the DIA covertly looking for aerospace weapons systems. It's been spun into something positive, but the way it was done seems like a betrayal of trust.

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