Are green lights seen in the sky prototype aircraft using boronated fuel?
Was the Boscombe Down Crash a US prototype?
Was the YF-23 developed for use as a spy plane? It's got a large ventral bay, apparently higher speed and lower RCS than the F-22.
Pic barely related.
>>30623408
this thread has potential. a bump for your well being.
>tfw you realize it'd take a full-on Independence Day alien invasion for the military to show the shit that's locked up in black programs
If the Russians could build an orbital laser battlestation in the '80s, and MARAUDER was building plasma cannons in the '90s, imagine what they must have now.
>>30624174
Fuck, the military is probably doing spaceborne landings on xeno scum homeworlds as we speak.
>you will never see X-44s armed with MARAUDER plasma guns sweeping alien interceptors while Valkyries hammer the motherships with nuclear shaped charge missiles
here's one, won't go into the who's.
DARPA has completed early stages of an electrostatic force field. It's similar in concept to the experiment any freshman physics student has seen, but far stronger. Turns out the forces involved are stronger and more manipulable than we thought- instead of the repulsive force increasing linearly as an object approaches the source, it increases exponentially, an effect noticed only when the field generator was scaled up to high voltages. Power hungry, but it makes the entire concept feasible. Modules utilizing such a thing are in testing as a defense measure for armored vehicles against AT projectiles, and one is slated for low earth orbit testing to deflect space junk.
>>30624275
Can confirm we have landed on Europa and have been at war with the "mer-xenos" there for about 2 decades.
We took enceladus with ease.
t. Airforce
>>30624369
That concept has been on the table since the '50s if you listen to the conspiracists. Some even allege that the B-2 uses a form of Biefeld-Brown Effect electrostatic lift. Which is apparently a completely different thing from the alleged gravity-reduction on the TR-3B (which may or may not exist), which uses some kind of toroidal plasma effect to reduce the effect of gravity by 87%.
ITT people who dont understand science and how the processes of discovery work talk ignorantly about magic.
>>30624511
Sure thing, It's totally infeasible for someone spending billions on developing top secret hardware to pay someone to deride anyone discussing it. Hell, you're probably not even being paid, you're just trying to fit in.
For an example, look at how easy it is to get a crowdfull of people to clap, just get six dudes to start and everyone plays along like the good little sheep they are.
Open your fucking eyes.
>>30624658 , >>30624511 is exactly the type of person you're talking about. Whether they're paid or just unintelligent, they're spreading propaganda.
>>30624357
>shaped charge nukes
Would this work?
>>30624423
>>30624423
mah niggas
>and one is slated for low earth orbit testing to deflect space junk thats stupid though that shit would fuck up the predictable paths
why not just have it atract instead?
>>30624423
also we have a new stealth bomber that is essentially is a b2 but the complete diamond instead of a "fliying wing"
shit sounds spooky but its all the fucking juice it has
>>30624658
>Sure thing, It's totally infeasible for someone spending billions on developing top secret hardware to pay someone to deride anyone discussing it
Someone who doesn't understand how government spending actually works (protip: it doesn't). They're really wasting all that money just to "create work" for people. Everything is incredible up-charged and inefficient. It's a fucking circle jerk where everyone has erectile dysfunction, not as much as you think gets accomplished and so much is wasted.
tinfoil tier but JFK was killed by a government plot for being devoutly anti war and for shutting down shady shit like northwoods
>>30624511
I like how the following OPEN YOUR EYES post just prove you right
>>30624806
>why not just have it attract instead?
My guess is because it would knock the attraction satellite out of orbit when they collide
You all act like you don't even know about the massive interstellar war we and our allies won ten years ago, much less the intergalactic ones (won one, the other was, at last report, still going, but we had the upper hand).
The USAF brazenly made a TV show based on the events, just to bury the truth.
>>30626012
what tv show, sounds good
>>30626438
Wormhole X-treme.
>>30624840
This.
We have thousands of prototype weapons and vehicles that eat up billions of dollars only to be scrapped.
>>30624658
>unironically uses the word "sheep"
>>30623408
this is the kinda threads i like...Now i dont know much about boron fuel..maybe i mean its possible of course. If i had to guess though i would say they are using hydrogen right now sometimes..i mean a Penn state think tank did say back in 2007 that commercial planes COULD be built with hydrogen power circa 2020. But not really viable until later..so the military is prolly doing it now.
This thread turns me on.
i know every one of these someone mentions project aurora...so i will be that guy. is it cancelled or scrapped and reborn or what? whats the consensus here?
>>30627606
Isn't that the TR-3B, the triangle shaped craft? Or is it something like pic related? They're probably working on upgrading them everyday, and other top secret aircraft.
>live near Forbes AFB
>4th of July, 2014
>enjoying night fireworks with my mom
>occasional jet flyover from the base
>comfy
>then...
>over a series of around 30 minutes, around 12-16 slow-moving red and/or green lights fly off in a line (with the occasional 2-by-2) from the base
>they don't make noise like the other flyovers (this was when the fireworks were dying down, mind you)
>they move much more slowly than the other flyovers (15-25 seconds of visibility between buildings, versus 60-120 seconds for each light)
>mom took phone video
>I took pictures that ended up getting corrupted
Top spookum. Wonder what new tech they've got for whirlybirds that makes 'em stealthy. And what they were doing.
>>30628461
You do realize that every single aircraft on the planet more advanced than an ultralight have both red and green lights, right?
>>30624781
yes, look up casaba howitzers.
>>30624275
Those Xeno's aren't going to cleanse themselves.
>>30624174
>aliens invade
>XCOM project actually exists
A man can dream.
>>30624174
Polyus...
Some say it's still in orbit and the crash was just make up.
>>30630512
The crash wasn't faked. It's so fucking huge that it'd be super easily tracked by amateur satellite hunters. Even low observable misty satellites can be visually tracked by a set of dudes with binoculars, compass, and stopwatches.
>>30627649
Tr-3b is fake and gay. Probably actual disinformation put out by air force counterintelligence. It's all out there to distract from actual special access projects.
The real way to find potential special projects is to look for capability gaps and projects that might fill that gap.
Aurora fills the SR-71 gap, and it doesn't make sense for there to just be stealthy Blackhawks. There's got to be a whole package of stealthy helicopters, including low observable Chinooks
I dont know much about black projects.. ive seen some clips from the disclosure project. Generals talking about anti gravity.. engineers working for nasa talking about bases on the moon and what have you.. most seem pretty legit.. I cant tell for sure, but there IS something big going on, one way or the other. all i know is that i saw a disc flying over my head when i was a teenager. Wish i could tell you all who or what flew it.. But this was out nowhere in fucking norway. Don't make a whole lot of sense for US black projects to test craft here.
>>30626458
lol'd
I've seen a mach 40 aircraft than can turn on a dime over Lancashire, I saw someone on /pol/ give the exact same description of what I saw.
Also I understand how the horizon and distance can affect how the craft crosses your line of sight but it was close enough at one point to get an idea of the size and speed.
>>30631431
Riiiight
>>30631444
I know what I saw m8
>>30631463
Need details man. Including location, time, distance from horizon, duration, and anything else
>>30631544
Fucked up my trip
>>30631544
>>30624407
Also confirming.
All those first flight 688s that were allegedly decomissioned were actually shipped to Europa to fight the war in the subsurface ocean.
>>30631544
it was halloween 2005 over lancashire
there was other people who saw it who reported it, the explanation that they gave was a perseid meteor shower, but I saw it stop, reverse and hover and go in different directions
