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HopoUK
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 Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 4:41 pm Post subject: Man made aircraft with extra lights? |
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I hesitated to post this, but then I think that we should look at everything in our skies, so here it is:
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Will Sheephogan
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No telling what we are going to see in the future - they are starting to swap out conventional aviation lights for LED technology. We know what "shock and awe" was, - how about confuse, dazzle, and amaze!? With military aircraft working close in - a few extra seconds of "WTF!!?" could make a big difference in survivability. Increase the WOW factor LOL...........
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Carol Nistri
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| Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:38 am Post subject: |
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| oh boy,thats all we need,ufos that mimick real aircraft,I dont know what those lights were Hopo,they could have been most anything.
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HopoUK
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| Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 8:37 am Post subject: |
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| Will Sheephogan wrote: |
| No telling what we are going to see in the future - they are starting to swap out conventional aviation lights for LED technology. We know what "shock and awe" was, - how about confuse, dazzle, and amaze!? With military aircraft working close in - a few extra seconds of "WTF!!?" could make a big difference in survivability. Increase the WOW factor LOL........... |
Very good point Will. Using these in Afghanistan and other places of conflict would make the enemy hesitate with the WTF factor.
The more I look at this video, the more I'm leaning towards military, but he also mentions plasma. Could we be testing a new form of propulsion though?
And Carol, yes they could be anything, but more likely one of ours don't you think?
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Carol Nistri
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| shrugs,I jess dunno,but Plasma usually brings out Faderbaby,Faderbaby where are you?
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Will Sheephogan
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The Marines F-35B has a drive shaft driven fan that makes about the same noise you heard in the video - also would have a need for down pointing illumination as in the video. That's my guess.
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You know, it's funny you mention the LED navigation lights. It's probably been better than a year ago now, but I spotted an aircraft of some type flying through the night sky with navigation lights that looked more like strobe lights. They were white lights. I don't particularly recall seeing the standard red and green lights at all - just a confusing jumble of lights strobing as the object flew along.
Not sure what that was about but I have never seen another aircraft using those types of lights since. 
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