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Originally posted by Rossa
OP,
I did some checking with my brother who flew guard choppers out of Whitman for about 10 years, he says the lights are landing lights, the pilots think its funny to leave them on while flying night sortis, it makes the UFO folks go crazy , they do it to get a laugh at all the UFO reports that come in.
Sorry to burst your bubble.
......snipped the irrelevant waffle......Yes, I KNOW what 'stealth' is, thank you. It is your amazing powers of observation I take issue with.
Originally posted by Truth1000
Stealth is not a single function, but rather an entire concept of design.
If you take the forward point of a stealth aircraft, and the two end-wing tip points of the leading edges of the wings, these form a triangle shape,
and can be used, by those with the capability, to use the subsequent angles to identify the craft and determine the angle of radar reflection, regardless of whether it is a standard or pulse-Doppler radar emission system. No two stealth craft families have the same angles to this triangle, including the UAVs.
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Any further discussion of these angles would be classified.
Originally posted by RichardPrice
Looks like a microlight to me.
Originally posted by RichardPrice
Looks like a microlight to me.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
Originally posted by RichardPrice
Looks like a microlight to me.
RichardPrice.....
According to some members, the argument against the object being an RC plane is the object appears to flying in a manner that is too smooth & stable for that.
Do you think that argument might also apply to a microlight, albeit to a lesser extent?
Also, the witness states he couldn't hear the object.
Wouldn't a microlight make a fair bit of noise?
Originally posted by Angry Mob Justice
It could possibly be an A-12 even tho the progam has been "Canceled" the could have restared the program as they did with the B1 lancer
Originally posted by Truth1000
If you take the forward point of a stealth aircraft, and the two end-wing tip points of the leading edges of the wings, these form a triangle shape, and can be used, by those with the capability, to use the subsequent angles to identify the craft and determine the angle of radar reflection, regardless of whether it is a standard or pulse-Doppler radar emission system.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
Originally posted by Angry Mob Justice
It could possibly be an A-12 even tho the progam has been "Canceled" the could have restared the program as they did with the B1 lancer
Angry Mob Justice.....
Thanks for that idea.
There are 2 “A 12” aircraft.