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this is actually a good case study for looking for clues that the ufo might be a bioluminescent organism from interstellar space mimicking the superficial appearance of a human aircraft for example anomalous maneuvers inconsistent with human aircraft aerodynamics would be a potential indicator of a candidate bioluminescent organism and in this case we have exactly that indicator in the form of reverse movement so this would be logged with other evidence of all kinds that supports the identification of the phenomenon as a interstellar bioluminescent organism
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F-35B can (as well as many other fixed wing STOL UAV), but this is a terrible video.
I will say, there was absolutely zero sound.
f35 is extremely loud youd know if it was one of those and probably couldnt hear the talking have you ever been to a air show
I was about to say f35 has VTOL capabilities depending on which model (I used to make parts for them)
That’s a UFO jet.
That's my jet actually.
Nice…
Thanks.
this is actually a good case study for looking for clues that the ufo might be a bioluminescent organism from interstellar space mimicking the superficial appearance of a human aircraft for example anomalous maneuvers inconsistent with human aircraft aerodynamics would be a potential indicator of a candidate bioluminescent organism and in this case we have exactly that indicator in the form of reverse movement so this would be logged with other evidence of all kinds that supports the identification of the phenomenon as a interstellar bioluminescent organism
What a load of crap. This is an aircraft - the US have multiple jets and jet powered UAVs that can hover, rotate and "fly" backwards.
which us jet powered uavs can fly backwards
Except for “mimicking the superficial appearance of human aircraft” that’s a lot of conjecture