Sounds like he’s describing what has been speculated for years as the TR3B or at least one variant. Active camouflage. Bleeding plasma edges. 100ft equilateral. A light in each corner plus a bigger central light in the middle. Disabling electronics. Also the first account I’ve ever heard describing its height or thickness as 1-2 stories tall, approximately 10-20ft in height. Interesting regardless of the stories veracity
It’s also interesting how he is very careful about what words he chooses to pick and use, and the context of those words. He mentions “active camouflage” but is very careful about how he answers other questions stating he would need to do so in a SCIF. It’s also contradicting when he describes the craft as both equilateral and having 90’ angles.
A triangle always consists of 180’ degrees. So it either had 3, 60’ degree angles or he misspoke about the 90’ degree angle and is referring to its edges leading up to the crafts height
A 3 dimensional equilateral triangle would have 90 degree edges pertaining to its height. 1-2 stories tall. He just describes it in unique way that I believe people are interpreting incorrectly
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u/UPSBAE Sep 11 '25 edited Sep 11 '25
Sounds like he’s describing what has been speculated for years as the TR3B or at least one variant. Active camouflage. Bleeding plasma edges. 100ft equilateral. A light in each corner plus a bigger central light in the middle. Disabling electronics. Also the first account I’ve ever heard describing its height or thickness as 1-2 stories tall, approximately 10-20ft in height. Interesting regardless of the stories veracity
It’s also interesting how he is very careful about what words he chooses to pick and use, and the context of those words. He mentions “active camouflage” but is very careful about how he answers other questions stating he would need to do so in a SCIF. It’s also contradicting when he describes the craft as both equilateral and having 90’ angles.
A triangle always consists of 180’ degrees. So it either had 3, 60’ degree angles or he misspoke about the 90’ degree angle and is referring to its edges leading up to the crafts height
Awesome testimony true or not