Anonymous ID: 791059 Oct. 18, 2021, 1:55 p.m. No.14809703   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9755 >>0222 >>0328 >>0371

Response to Chinese hypersonic launch? (Which China denies)

 

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The article also notes that the tower in the background looks like the radar cross-section measuring tower at Lockheed's super secret (and mostly underground) facility in Helendale, California, and having driven near there a couple of times in the last few years, I'd have to concur. And it's that odd fact that raises a few intriguing questions. If one looks at the picture carefully, one notices something very odd: there appear to be no jet or rocket exhaust ports. There are three possible explanations for this: (1) There aren't any, because the platform is just a test bed for radar cross section analysis, and the "whatever-it-is" was not designed to fly; or (2) there are such ports, but we might not be able to see them due to the angle that the picture and video are taken, and/or because the ports are of a highly unusual nature and not easily distinguishable; or (3) there are no such ports because the "whatever-it-is" uses a completely different form of propulsion than rockets and/or jets, and that its propulsion is "exotic."

 

In looking at it and pondering these three options, I'm also reminded of the alleged statements of the former Lockheed skunkworks director, the late Ben Rich, whom, you might recall, stated things to the effect that "we have stuff that would make George Lucas envious" and "we found an error in the equations and now we can take ET home." The "whatever-it-is" certainly looks like something that might have come from a project that these alleged statements describe.

 

But there's something else about this article and accompanying pictures and video that intrigues me, and that brings me to the "high octane speculation of the day," and that's both the timing of the video, and the fact that Lockheed would be moving something like this around during the day and in view of people who can (and did) take pictures and videos of it.

 

“I showed this to Gen Mark Kelly, Air Combat Command chief. His immediate reply was thathe had no idea what it was,”Trimble tweeted. “And then he took my laptop and stared at it for about 20 seconds. His expression was (WARNING: my impression) somewhere between confused and impressed.”

 

Again, we're confronted by some options: General Kelly genuinely did not know what the "whatever-it-is" was, or he knew and was simply dissembling. Let's consider the first option since it's the more interesting one. General Kelly might not know what the object was, because he had no need to know; or (even worse), he didn't know because thewhatever-it-is was entirely a private project of Lockheed-Martianhaving nothing whatsoever to do with the government.

 

And why now? My high octane suspicion is that this act was very deliberate, and designed to send a message in the current geopolitical situation, and with the regime of President* Bidenenko being so weak and incompetent, and that message is addressed to Beijing and Moscow: think twice before becoming too adventurous…

 

full article at:

 

https://gizadeathstar.com/2021/10/what-a-few-missing-trillions-can-buy/

 

cites

 

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2021/10/video-mysterious-aircraft-spotted-at-secret-test-facility-and-lockheed-martin-wont-say-what-it-is/