Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Saagar and Ryan Grim: Pentagon CONFIRMS New UFO Video" video.

  1. Right, because if we found a primitive intelligent lifeform somewhere, we totally wouldn't spy on it.
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  2. Its not an anti collision-light. Its an IR test pulse. What you are looking at, is aiming mirrors for airborne and orbital LASER weapons. The challenge has always been beam divergence and aiming. Maneuverable mirrors solve that problem. All of the required technology is already operational, in various other systems. So, its not much of a leap.
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  3.  @krystinesakurada4297  No. Much, much worse. These are droneborne aiming mirrors for an aerial, or low orbit LASER weapon. So, you have these supermanueverable, AI piloted, stealth drones that can zip around and form-up on a target to redirect a LASER. Because of their maneuverability and AI pilioting, they can hit moving targets, strafe targets, hit multiple targets and evade defenses. Note the simultaneous IR light pulses coming off them and the way they're faced toward the camera. Those are IR test pulses, invisible to the eye, but visible to night vision gear.
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  4. @UC389--wgj8Jzgo14rcvq60A The problem with LASER weapons as a strategic weapon, is aiming and beam divergence. Drones that can fly in stable formation, solve that problem by putting mirrors on them. We have stealth drones, we have autonomous drones, we have supermaneuverable drones and we have functional LASER weapons. A constellation of high precision drones would allow precision aiming, could collect and refocus a degraged beam, even capture multiple beams and focus them on a target. For softer targets, a beam could be split up and directed at multiple targets. Doesn't even have to be a LASER, but any energy beam than can be reflected off a surface. Wondered what the X37B has been doing?
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  5. Probably the best part of Independence Day, was the newscast, asking people to not shoot at them.
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  6.  @druunderwood5602  Something like that. All the individual tech is operational and the concept of using LASERS with remote aiming mirrors, is hardly new. They've been working the problem, since the '80s. Drones solve most, if not all the critical problems. Checkout Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), Lockheed MPUAV, Air Force Cognitive Engine(ACE) and its sister program DARPA Air Combat Evolution (ACE). With a droneborne mirror array, an orbital or airborne LASER could hit any target, anywhere and the aiming mirrors wouldnt necessarily have to be anywhere near the target.
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  7.  @druunderwood5602  Possible
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  8.  @djcranium1210  Different craft.
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  9.  @djcranium1210  What you are talking about, is probably a RQ180. This is probably more similar to the Lockheed Cormorant.
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  10.  @djcranium1210  There are a few projects that fit into that description, but this does not. These are smaller and hover in formation.
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  11. A) 'Adversaries' have 'advanced technology' that we have to spend trillions of dollars, trample some freedoms and bomb some goats to feel safe from. B) They are about to reveal that we have intelligent, supermaneuverable stealth drones that are unstoppable and render everyone, everywhere ultimately powerless - SEE: MPUAV(Lockheed Cormorant), Air Force Cognitive Engine (ACE) Wonder which one Saagar will be more excited about 🤔
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