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What if these UFOs are highly sophisticated holograms or projections?
I know i'll get immediate pushback on this, if it's not already a well known or dismissed theory.
Apologies if this is an old topic.
I'm not proposing that we're living in a holographic universe or simulation, although that's certainly plausible as well. What I mean to say is that these craft that appear to break all known laws of physics are advanced massless projections/holograms accompanied by unique special effects that are used to make the illusion work. It's essentially a magic trick, but one that uses technology far beyond anything we're known to have. I'd argue that the same entities behind this illusion have been doing similar things for a very long time.
This idea came to mind after hearing about the Pentagon UFO Mothership report that outlines the implausibility of craft that can exceed our known laws of the universe. What sort of craft can break the sound barrier without causing a sonic boom? One without mass. How can a craft accelerate and stop on a dime, then hover indefinitely? This would be simple with a projection. What about all the countless times that these craft have shown up on radar? There's probably several ways to trick radar, but one method is that they simply take control of the electronics and force it to display whatever they like. There's several reports of pilots claiming that they lost control of their ship and something else took over while all the electronics went offline or didn't respond. It's not a stretch to assume that they could also just target the radar. If that's too implausible, there are likely other known radar deceiving methods which we're not privy to.
What about the massive UFO that left a hole in the clouds after it ascended? There's many ways to do this as well, it's already assumed that these craft possess nimbus manipulation tech. Besides that, something simpler would be a device floating in the clouds that pushes the clouds out into a perfect circle.
Radiation exposure? This can be targeted from a distance, it's technology known to exist.
What about craft that people claim to have had physical interaction with or were seen crashing? These may be the ones that actually exist, but don't have the same flight capabilities that break physics. These craft could be the projectors that make the impossible happen.
Or maybe this is all wrong and our understanding of physics and the universe is flawed and these craft are actually doing these things that appear impossible. I believe our understanding of the universe actually is flawed - we don't have a theory of everything, we don't know what dark matter/energy are, or how to manipulate them, and we've certainly not found every possible use for exotic elements and metamaterials. There's so much more we don't know, it may outweigh what we do know. The Dunning-Kruger effect is very strong when it comes to this topic in the field of science.
Assuming they are projections, why trick us? I don't know, but it would certainly make the owners of these craft appear to be far more capable in flight technology than they actually are.
Post from user criznittle at UFOs at reddit..
Comments:
Maybe it's a projection originating from humans collective conscious.
If everyone thinks there's things flying around in the sky… maybe there will be.
Could account for tales of dragons, flying airships in the 1800s. Sky spectacles in the 1600s and 1500s. Angels descending from the heavens, and most related to here, UFOs.
Comment from user HouseOfZenith at UFOs at reddit..
I know i'll get immediate pushback on this, if it's not already a well known or dismissed theory.
Apologies if this is an old topic.
I'm not proposing that we're living in a holographic universe or simulation, although that's certainly plausible as well. What I mean to say is that these craft that appear to break all known laws of physics are advanced massless projections/holograms accompanied by unique special effects that are used to make the illusion work. It's essentially a magic trick, but one that uses technology far beyond anything we're known to have. I'd argue that the same entities behind this illusion have been doing similar things for a very long time.
This idea came to mind after hearing about the Pentagon UFO Mothership report that outlines the implausibility of craft that can exceed our known laws of the universe. What sort of craft can break the sound barrier without causing a sonic boom? One without mass. How can a craft accelerate and stop on a dime, then hover indefinitely? This would be simple with a projection. What about all the countless times that these craft have shown up on radar? There's probably several ways to trick radar, but one method is that they simply take control of the electronics and force it to display whatever they like. There's several reports of pilots claiming that they lost control of their ship and something else took over while all the electronics went offline or didn't respond. It's not a stretch to assume that they could also just target the radar. If that's too implausible, there are likely other known radar deceiving methods which we're not privy to.
What about the massive UFO that left a hole in the clouds after it ascended? There's many ways to do this as well, it's already assumed that these craft possess nimbus manipulation tech. Besides that, something simpler would be a device floating in the clouds that pushes the clouds out into a perfect circle.
Radiation exposure? This can be targeted from a distance, it's technology known to exist.
What about craft that people claim to have had physical interaction with or were seen crashing? These may be the ones that actually exist, but don't have the same flight capabilities that break physics. These craft could be the projectors that make the impossible happen.
Or maybe this is all wrong and our understanding of physics and the universe is flawed and these craft are actually doing these things that appear impossible. I believe our understanding of the universe actually is flawed - we don't have a theory of everything, we don't know what dark matter/energy are, or how to manipulate them, and we've certainly not found every possible use for exotic elements and metamaterials. There's so much more we don't know, it may outweigh what we do know. The Dunning-Kruger effect is very strong when it comes to this topic in the field of science.
Assuming they are projections, why trick us? I don't know, but it would certainly make the owners of these craft appear to be far more capable in flight technology than they actually are.
Post from user criznittle at UFOs at reddit..
Comments:
Maybe it's a projection originating from humans collective conscious.
If everyone thinks there's things flying around in the sky… maybe there will be.
Could account for tales of dragons, flying airships in the 1800s. Sky spectacles in the 1600s and 1500s. Angels descending from the heavens, and most related to here, UFOs.
Comment from user HouseOfZenith at UFOs at reddit..