Strange craft sighted on the bed of a trailer near Los Vegas, Nevada

why would they not put a tarp on it makes no sense at all also how did they wipe the phones, all data deleted is retrievable unless they loaded certain software on each phone

originally posted by: Onion88
a reply to: djz3ro

Wirelessly. They have the tech to do that now a days

To bad its highly illegal to do.

a reply to: Xcathdra

Not since the patriot act and many other laws. They can bend the need for "our safety" however they want. They are the law, what do they care.

Since when in American History did the "legality" of something stop a certain party from acting? Never. We were founded on rebellion and secret societies converging.

a reply to: Xcathdra

I'd be surprised if it was possible to 'wipe data' without damaging the devices. How long was the object transported for and how far? Are we supposed to accept that every phone device was wiped? If not, how was it determined which phones to wipe and which to leave?

Like others, I suspect it was a little pixie-dust sprinkled on an interesting sight to make it a great story.

a reply to: Onion88

Read the patriot act first before invoking it because what you claim they can do is not present in it. Secondly it violates Supreme Court rulings. I would be hard pressed to find a judge willing to side with the military when the actions are in a public area and not on a military base with restricted access.

a reply to: Kandinsky

Exactly...

Secondly this reminds me of when they transported the X-37B through Kansas a year or so ago. The same thing occurred, IE military escort, shutting some roads down (power lines / street lights / etc). People recorded it / took photos, posted them, and they are all around, still kicking, to talk about it.

People need to quit being so paranoid... I applaud the interest in keeping tabs on the military / government. The parnoia has to stop though..

a reply to: Onion88

Why no tarpaulin or other covering, if this was a UFO they would have constructed a custom trailer such as a house shell or a farm silo, chemical tank etc.
Or they even could have made a fake exterior so this is one of five thing's.
Something within that look's like a UFO to hide it's true shape and specifications.
Something that is deliberate Dis Information.
A actual man made device that they are not concerned about the security of except to keep the general public away knowing full well they would look anyway (or the guy's in charge of the move are looking at a court martial for compromising security.
An emergency move after a recovery of a genuine craft that they feared leaving where it was for some reason such as it's owner's taking it back.
A hazardous load, radiation, chemical.

Or any combination of the above.

Very interesting I hope this is not a hoax.

It maybe a new drone or maybe a new plane, but it definitively looks like a flying saucer!!!


Really reminds me of the ship from "flight of the navigator"!!!

They probably lied about their phones being wiped...that's just a UAV. No wipe necessary.

a reply to: Onion88

originally posted by: raymundoko
They probably lied about their phones being wiped...that's just a UAV. No wipe necessary.

a reply to: Onion88

They still dont want the info getting out on them, it really wouldnt surprise me for 'matters of national security' if they did wipe the phones.

What info?? It's just a UAV, one that has been seen plenty.

The fact the OP used screenshots of a pic instead of the original pretty much put the nail in his coffin for me.

Dishonest people have tell tale signs when they attempt to perpetuate a hoax.

a reply to: Biigs

originally posted by: Biigs

originally posted by: raymundoko
They probably lied about their phones being wiped...that's just a UAV. No wipe necessary.

a reply to: Onion88

They still dont want the info getting out on them, it really wouldnt surprise me for 'matters of national security' if they did wipe the phones.

The "info" is already out there. These things have been carted around the country and appeared on the TV news, complete with captions telling us what they are!



All the "deleted photo" nonsense is just a bit of woo to add spice to the story.

So it's not s Star Wars movie prop??..

Thank's it is in a tarp a silver tarp, it is a plance look's stealth from the profile which is very similar to the B2, is that one of the drone craft, never saw a UFO with wheel's.
Thank you for clearing that up, still very interesting but an expensive piece of kit to take by road.

a reply to: LABTECH767

It's a protection they use when shipping helicopters and storing aircraft. You see it on boats stored for the winter too. Easy on, easy off and keeps the skin intact.

originally posted by: raymundoko
What info?? It's just a UAV, one that has been seen plenty.

The fact the OP used screenshots of a pic instead of the original pretty much put the nail in his coffin for me.

Dishonest people have tell tale signs when they attempt to perpetuate a hoax.

a reply to: Biigs

Yeah they might not, simply suggesting that if they did do that it really wouldnt shock me

Do you want your enemys to see or copy your latest multi billion projects?

a reply to: Biigs

The X-47 is nothing but a technology demonstrator. It's not going to be an active airframe, and while it has some advanced technology, what exactly are you going to get from this picture that you wouldn't get from the hundreds of others, plus videos, of it assembled and flying?

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Biigs

The X-47 is nothing but a technology demonstrator. It's not going to be an active airframe, and while it has some advanced technology, what exactly are you going to get from this picture that you wouldn't get from the hundreds of others, plus videos, of it assembled and flying?

Well, good point but i guess the less the better?

2nd

Too small to be RQ-180 by chance?

Cool find none the less OP