Are Triangular UFOs Really Experimental Military Aircrafts?

With the recent development in the United States and globally, the debate around whether Triangular UFOs and flying saucers are really experimental military aircrafts has gained significant traction. While some conspiracy theorists and enthusiasts believe that certain sightings might be related to extraterrestrial aviation technology, experts in the field often point towards more mundane, albeit advanced, military and defense technologies.

Experimental Aircrafts at Secret Bases

/Area 51 and other secret military sites have long been subjects of intense speculation. Reports often mention the discovery of aircraft using techniques far ahead of contemporary knowledge, such as V/STOL (Vertical/Short Takeoff and Landing) transport aircraft observed in the Nellis shooting range, and advanced stealth helicopters used in critical military operations. These specially engineered aircraft could indeed resemble extraterrestrial ships, as many have been describing for decades.

Governmental Measures and Reporting Restrictions

The British media adheres to a 'D-Notice,' which restricts the coverage of any sightings or documentaries concerning triangular flying objects, be they airborne or ground-based. This raises questions about transparency and what information might be hidden or censored.

There is suspicion that military and defense contractors are already flying crafts that utilize alien propulsion technology, although they don’t possess the typical wings and jet engines. Such crafts would certainly align with the descriptions many people have reported over the years.

UDOA 2034: A Turning Point?

The NDAA 2034, the National Defense Appropriations Act, has recently passed Congress and is expected to be signed by President Biden shortly. This act includes the Schumer Amendment, which plans to archive and eventually release all Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) information held by the Department of Defense and its contractors. Though declassification and disclosure will likely take decades, it presents a promising step towards revealing the truth.

The Nature of UFOs

UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object, and the term 'unidentified' does not necessarily imply extraterrestrial. These objects can be perfectly earthly, such as advanced experimental aircraft or drones. According to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), preliminary assessment here, a large portion of the reported sightings does involve physical objects.

Based on the ODNI report, it’s estimated that 144 reports originated from government sources. Of these, 80 reports involved observations with multiple sensors, indicating a significant amount of data captured. The report also mentions that many of the objects described 'interrupted pre-planned training or other military activity,' which could suggest the presence of sophisticated technology or advanced forms of military surveillance and weapon systems.

Advanced Flight Characteristics

Some UFO sightings describe objects with extraordinary flight patterns, such as 90° turns at hypersonic speeds, abrupt maneuvers, and significant speed changes without discernible propulsion. Such capabilities challenge our current understanding of physics and propulsion principles.

The report mentions that in some cases, military aircraft systems detected radio-frequency (RF) energy associated with UAP sightings. This indicates the possibility that these objects might be equipped with advanced, yet as-of-yet unknown, propulsion systems or other technologies.

Considering the numerous reports of 'near-misses' involving UAP, it is evident that these objects pose a significant threat to flight safety and, if of foreign origin, might represent a broader national security challenge.

While the exact identity of these objects remains a mystery, the increasing transparency brought about by the Schumer Amendment offers hope for more accurate and comprehensive explanations in the coming years.

References:

Office of the Director of National Intelligence: Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena