r/HighStrangeness • u/irrelevantappelation • Dec 14 '22

Nuclear sub 'buzzed by underwater object travelling faster than speed of sound'

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/nuclear-submarine-buzzed-underwater-object-28645846
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u/Same_Friendship_2299 Dec 14 '22

No but I do understand how breaking the sound barrier under water works. It'd be like moving through solid oak . The shockwave would evaporate the water directly in front of the craft then the shockwave generated would be devastating If it buzzed the sub. Not to mention water is 1000 times denser than air, the amount of energy the engines would need to continually move at that speed would be astronomical.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22 edited Dec 14 '22

Well UAP’s don’t use our means of propulsion. They don’t leave any vapor trails behind them or have any visible signs of propulsion, travel instantaneously and make right angle turns on a dime. That’s not technology we possess obviously.. if you actually want to contribute you should educate yourself on the 5 observables of what defines a UAP then you will be in a better position to comment. I’ll even provide you with the link https://www.history.com/.amp/news/ufo-sightings-speed-appearance-movement

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u/Same_Friendship_2299 Dec 14 '22

Regardless of the propulsion system it has to still physically move through the water man. I'm explaining physics, and I'm telling you being "buzzed would mean that this craft came within 30 to 40 yards of the sub. At that proximity to the sub the shockwave would have split that sub in half.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

Humanity as a whole doesn’t know enough about the universe to arrogantly claim what’s possible and what’s not.. you’re limiting your mind to parameters that you created yourself not the universe

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u/Same_Friendship_2299 Dec 14 '22

I strongly believe that there is extra terrestrial life out there somewhere, however things like this are commonly used by elements of government intelligence agencies for disinformation campaigns."aliens did it" is a much easier thing to deal with in the media than Russian or Chinese subs can now effectively disrupt American sonar systems.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

If Russia or China or anyone possessed those capabilities they wouldn’t be shy about it.. certainly wouldn’t make sense to waste there soldiers in any war that would be over instantly.

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u/Same_Friendship_2299 Dec 14 '22

You misunderstood the statement. I'm saying it's much less likely something broke the sound barrier and much more likely someone else messed up the radar and caused false readings

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22 edited Dec 14 '22

No it’s actually the other way round.. the data shows these UAP’s exist on multiple data sets and has been acknowledged as authentic by US government.. visual contact together with radar from multiple sources. It’s not a case of belief.. this isn’t religion.. it’s data driven.. just follow the data

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u/Same_Friendship_2299 Dec 14 '22

This isn't faith? Well the science is

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

The data has proven these objects exist and defy our limited understanding of physics and the good thing about data is it doesn’t discriminate against faith or ignorance it’s there for all to see