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| AlbertL:
Again, if UAPs are such a concern to the military that they established a dedicated office to study them, why didn't they throw a full range of sensing technologies at the problem. Heck, a California highway inspector in his pickup with a Polaroid got better photos in 1965 than we're seeing today: https://www.ocregister.com/2009/10/30/ocs-moment-in-ufo-history/. |
| Cyberdragon:
--- Quote from: AlbertL on June 27, 2021, 06:25:27 pm ---Again, if UAPs are such a concern to the military that they established a dedicated office to study them, why didn't they throw a full range of sensing technologies at the problem. Heck, a California highway inspector in his pickup with a Polaroid got better photos in 1965 than we're seeing today: https://www.ocregister.com/2009/10/30/ocs-moment-in-ufo-history/. --- End quote --- Watch the video, that's what they plan on doing. The whole reason we have crappy pictures is the systems are not designed to take pretty pictures. All they are designed to do is make sure you = alive, enemy = dead. As long as they can do that sufficiently, any additional funtionality would have been a waste of lots of money and pointless. Untill now when we are acknowledging a potential new threat that requires better equipment. |
| coppercone2:
--- Quote from: Cyberdragon on June 28, 2021, 01:07:41 am --- --- Quote from: AlbertL on June 27, 2021, 06:25:27 pm ---Again, if UAPs are such a concern to the military that they established a dedicated office to study them, why didn't they throw a full range of sensing technologies at the problem. Heck, a California highway inspector in his pickup with a Polaroid got better photos in 1965 than we're seeing today: https://www.ocregister.com/2009/10/30/ocs-moment-in-ufo-history/. --- End quote --- Watch the video, that's what they plan on doing. The whole reason we have crappy pictures is the systems are not designed to take pretty pictures. All they are designed to do is make sure you = alive, enemy = dead. As long as they can do that sufficiently, any additional funtionality would have been a waste of lots of money and pointless. Untill now when we are acknowledging a potential new threat that requires better equipment. --- End quote --- oh I don't know, reconnaissance is pretty important to the military. good pictures mean you get good assets. the problem is they switched to satellites for the most part because I assume on the whole it comes out cheaper and faster, at least for a cold war mentality. they should send a U2 or sr71 after it, i think they have top end optics |
| ejeffrey:
--- Quote from: Cyberdragon on June 28, 2021, 01:07:41 am --- --- Quote from: AlbertL on June 27, 2021, 06:25:27 pm ---Again, if UAPs are such a concern to the military that they established a dedicated office to study them, why didn't they throw a full range of sensing technologies at the problem. Heck, a California highway inspector in his pickup with a Polaroid got better photos in 1965 than we're seeing today: https://www.ocregister.com/2009/10/30/ocs-moment-in-ufo-history/. --- End quote --- Watch the video, that's what they plan on doing. The whole reason we have crappy pictures is the systems are not designed to take pretty pictures. All they are designed to do is make sure you = alive, enemy = dead. As long as they can do that sufficiently, any additional funtionality would have been a waste of lots of money and pointless. Untill now when we are acknowledging a potential new threat that requires better equipment. --- End quote --- Because until aliens came along the military never had use for high quality photography. |O |
| Cyberdragon:
Yes...let's launch a high altitude recon plane to go look at that UFO. After we've donned our pressure suits and done the massive pre-flight checklist...aaaand it's gone...mission abort. :palm: The whole point is to get better equipment on average planes to capture things as soon as they are spotted. |
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