Comments by "N Marbletoe" (@nmarbletoe8210) on "David Fravor: UFOs, Aliens, Fighter Jets, and Aerospace Engineering | Lex Fridman Podcast #122" video.

  1. that's a great topic. the report to congress talks about the need to get a sensor program designed to see them!
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  2. This really does feel like slow soft disclosure. squadron commander official Pentagon research group former deputy Director of National Intelligence for the USA former head of Space Security for Israel former Defense Minister for Canada etc. These folks would not be talking so much if the plan was "keep it secret, keep it safe."
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  3. also at 1:47:42 he talks about TTSA
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  4. agreed
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  5. check out the 60 minutes piece, very nice, lots of pics
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  6. some of the UFOs are too far advanced to be human tech. it would be like a caveman having a Delorian, but none of his neighbors even know what metal is.
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  7. The pilots flipped through all of their sensor modes. It was recorded with IR, optical, and radar, and I guess anything else they have on a Hornet.
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  8.  @theplanwithdan  Yeah, watched a Nevada news report from long ago that discovered Lazar in the phonebook and the local paper as a LANL employee, even though LANL said they had no record of him.
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  9. 3:44:26 The US govt came out and said they have "material we can't explain"?!?!!
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  10. yup, that's not valid skepticism that's naysaying
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  11. that would not explain the radar lock or the visual appearance according to the pilots but they probably have something like that!
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  12. Cheney happened.
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  13. A camera showing a 40' object 5 miles away... it would be one pixel if you're lucky. Instead we see video of the digital files direct from the plane's cameras, which is 1000x better.
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  14.  @ShadowTheHedgehogCZ  Yes, but there is video from Underwood's plane -- he flew out to investigate the same object after Fravor's flight returned to the carrier.
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  15. indeed, West just said "I'm looking only at the video not the interviews" or the radar or the other facts of the matter
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  16. that's the thing about UFOs, they are not just unidentified, they are unexplainable by textbook physics
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  17. ​ @drednac  Especially if we define "smart" as "does not talk about aliens."
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  18.  @drednac  To quote Princess Bride...
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  19. or our alien allies
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  20.  @zoop2132  The former head of Skunkworks is on the board of the TTYA (To The Stars Academy) with Elizondo and Melon. Yet, they say "It's not ours." If it's secret US tech, it's equivalent to a caveman with a 40-watt plasma rifle factory, and no other cavemen even have a match.
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  21. that 60 minutes pieces is the best I have seen, aside from this here interview
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  22. Interestingly, the TTSA Academy has a former head of the Skunkworks (TTSA is the group with Melon DeLonge and Elizondo that is investigating this UFO stuff)
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  23. yup, the 60 minutes interview is also very good, but a lot shorter
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  24. what we see is a man trained to not freak out
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  25. they navy probably asked him to tone down the LGM angle
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  26. fail
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  27. There are accounts as old as Alexander the Great.
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  28. Fravor says that the pilots recorded IR, TV optical video, and radar.
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  29. friction free! That's one of the strangest facts about such UFOs. check out PBS SPacetime's New Warp video, there might just be a hint of how this is possible in some new papers...
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  30. yeah it is so hard to 'get a handle' on the UFOs they must be very far ahead technologically. streets ahead if not light years
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  31. There was one in the general area, according to Lemmino's video I think But any details probably too sensitive to get declassified
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  32.  @darinhitchings7104  In this video, Fravor said it was caught on radar, but the radar logs were not part of the released or leaked footage.
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  33.  @ohroonoko  i thought West's debunking was very weak
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  34. yup it might be the best documented, officially released sighting. aside from that, the way he describes the 'ping pong' motion just rings right
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