Why does the first picture in this thread clearly (as clear as any) show desert and mountain and yet the pics on the site with the video are
cloud-like?
Anyway- the Edwards AFB link? Why?
South central New Mexico up through western Colorado is the longest and least populated range
the Air Force has.
White Sands Missile Range is near the south end. The Air Force and CIA have tested stuff there for
years. The Navy has a secret group there. Use this
page to find
other info. not listed above. Like all government web sites, these keep getting changed and many things get lost (hidden).
The first A-bomb was exploded near hear (see above map SULF LC). A mountain of gold (supposedly) and every imaginable secret thing the government has
done. From the
ISHF you can look over 90 miles to El Paso, TX. Out in the “desert” when the shimmering
heat rises a couple enormous buildings are barely visible.
Reagan was building “Star Wars” south of Alamogordo at a wide spot in the road called Orogrande. Lasers that shoot 50 miles and demolish enormous
concrete targets, flying wings (B-2), disks, missiles with NO trail and all manner of thing comes from this area.
A start page with some more generalized information is
here. Sun Spot (solar observatory, White Sands, Orogrande
Base Camp, Navy low amplitude antennae?? (submarine communication) a shuttle landing during a sand storm (it was real strange), Luftwaffe pilot
training and a lot of other Area 51 type events occur in this place. About 90 west of “Roswell!”
Back to the top-
IF this thing came from Edwards 800+ miles away why couldn't it just as easily come from Nellis/Area 51 or Minot? That it appears to hit, bounce and
then hit again may not be what you see.
I will try and study the video but from the stills I've seen (linked earlier) I see nothing wrong with the 'hit-bounce-hit' theory. I have seen an
airplane come in hard, bounce and end up on its back- this was on a steel flight-deck! Anyway, I need to look at the pics before I'm going to take a
side on this.