I kept hoping someone besides me would talk about the government release - slow dribble, really - of footage of UAPs. I just want to point out what seems to be missing from the convo, and let others dig into it more deeply, because I just don't care that much anymore....
The thing that always seems to be missed in this discussion is that we are looking at computer generated target acquisition data. That's a big deal.
What you're seeing is something on a computer display screen. The pilots are not looking at ANYTHING directly. These systems synthesize data from radar and multi spectrum imaging to create a visual facsimile of the information the system is being fed.
You are seeing a visual representation of computer data, and that data is sometimes faulty. The processes by which computer data is represented in this visual form are secret, but you can see where the problem might arise: Bad data creates bad representations. All you might be seeing here is a computer AI having a hallucination.
And you'd think the military would know that. So why all the gaslighting? That's the more interesting question.
Seriously, as much as we spend on the military, I find it hard to believe they don't know what's going on, here. Which means there is an agenda at play of which we are pleasantly ignorant.
To help you understand what you're actually looking at, and what all the display info means, you should definitely watch this video (it's not me, because I'm way too lazy these days to bother, but after you watch it you'll have an answer.
