Supersonic Flying Saucer Declassified

Tighten the strap on your tinfoil hat: Recently declassified documents show that the US Air Force was working on, and perhaps had already built, a supersonic flying saucer in 1956.

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In 1950 they had this kind of techonogy ? They must have taken some notes from elsewhere

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So the reason they kept this so secret:

1) they have very special sources feeding them these designs

2) they just didn't want to show off how awesome they were. And now, they're ready.

Either way, that design is 40+ years old. Who knows what they've turned it into between then and now?

Posted today already

www.abovetopsecret.com...

This should not surprise anyone. But yes the real question is whether or not the design had been created from the US in the first place. Very well could have been. The whole alien stories could just be cover ups for secret military objectives. Who knows?

This thread covered it on Sunday.

I used the search function and found multiple threads since that.

I believe it was the Germans who first designed and built saucer shaped craft. The Americans got hold of the designs when they brought nazis over after the war.
But of course you have to wonder where the nazis got the tech from.

Originally posted by Apleness

Tighten the strap on your tinfoil hat: Recently declassified documents show that the US Air Force was working on, and perhaps had already built, a supersonic flying saucer in 1956.

www.extremetech.com...


In 1950 they had this kind of techonogy ? They must have taken some notes from elsewhere

Interesting design, but no Earth shattering tech here, actually just a larger version of the long declassified VZ-9 Avrocar, a project that never really got off the ground

From the OP's article:

Without a deeper look inside those boxes, we can’t be sure that Project 1794 ever made it off the ground. It’s worth noting that Avro Canada also worked on the VZ-9 Avrocar, though — which is basically the same as Project 1794, but a lot smaller. The Avrocar was originally specified for a max speed of 300 mph and a service ceiling of 10,000 feet — but in practice, it never got more than three feet off the ground or flew faster than 35mph.

Most R&D is done with small scale testing prior to full scale, and here are the results of the VZ-9...



Until further documents are released, I'm venturing to guess that Project 1794 never made it past the concept department.

They can probably get to Saturn now blk ops style with the new builds, although going into the deep caverns 1 does not think is a job for all to those who can and do

Originally posted by Apleness

Tighten the strap on your tinfoil hat: Recently declassified documents show that the US Air Force was working on, and perhaps had already built, a supersonic flying saucer in 1956.

www.extremetech.com...


In 1950 they had this kind of techonogy ? They must have taken some notes from elsewhere

No this says it all!!!

Without a deeper look inside those boxes, we can’t be sure that Project 1794 ever made it off the ground. It’s worth noting that Avro Canada also worked on the VZ-9 Avrocar, though — which is basically the same as Project 1794, but a lot smaller. The Avrocar was originally specified for a max speed of 300 mph and a service ceiling of 10,000 feet — but in practice, it never got more than three feet off the ground or flew faster than 35mph.

First thing: It wasn't supersonic. Second: Its called the Avrocar.Third: It was a VTOL craft (and a very impractical one at that ) which barely made it 9 feet from the ground.
Fourth: how many threads do we need to have on this?? I've already seen 3 to 4 of them (my thread being one of them).