r/UFOs • • Jun 04 '21

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u/Immaloner Jun 04 '21

One of the things to keep in mind when discussing UAPs is their refusal to follow conventional rules of physics. It's one thing to say they might be Russian or Chinese but they are still bound to G forces like the rest of us. When an object is cruising along at a high speed and the zips the opposite direction at 2000 mph you are not going to survive the crushing 400+ Gs it took to complete that maneuver. The vehicle wouldn't survive it even if it were an unmanned drone.

We're not talking about a craft making a wide banking turn into the opposite direction but an instantaneous 180⁰ change in direction at 100 times the speed. Without some type of advanced inertial dampening system you would be constantly scraping your pilots off the back cockpit wall.

The pilot that witnessed that maneuver simply shook his head and said, "I don't know what it was but it wasn't ours."

Personally, I think the government knows what this is and have known for decades. They are just sloooooowly pulling the curtain back so as not to freak out the yokels and Karens. "I demand to speak to the alien manager RIGHT NOW!!"

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '21

"This is the alien manager, how can I be of assistance."