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VIDEO: https://youtu.be/dPrYVmYkL5w
Video and RADAR Information released by PENTAGON regarding USS OMAHA’s encounter with flying objects flying for approximately 2 hours in the vicinity of the warship.
DATE: July 15 2019
LOCATION: Pacific Ocean, west of San Diego, California.
So was this an Alien Spaceships Encounter OR Future Military Technology being tested?
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VIDEO: Alien Spaceships Encounter OR Future Military Technology being tested?
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challenger_nami
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VIDEO: Alien Spaceships Encounter OR Future Military Technology being tested?
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172_Captain
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Re: VIDEO: Alien Spaceships Encounter OR Future Military Technology being tested?
Just more swamp gas by the looks of it.
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Launchpad1
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Re: VIDEO: Alien Spaceships Encounter OR Future Military Technology being tested?
Possible sensor malfunction?
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notwhoyouthinkIam
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Re: VIDEO: Alien Spaceships Encounter OR Future Military Technology being tested?
Seriously? Does anyone believe that an alien species has sent technology to spy on the American navy?
"A self-illuminated sphere at least six feet in diameter"
Well, let's google how large a weather balloon is...
"The balloons, which start out measuring about 6 ft. wide before release, expand as they rise to about 20 ft. in diameter!"
So a weather balloon with a small leak could fail to rise and slowly blow in the wind until they hit the ground (or in this case, water).
Case closed. You're welcome.
"A self-illuminated sphere at least six feet in diameter"
Well, let's google how large a weather balloon is...
"The balloons, which start out measuring about 6 ft. wide before release, expand as they rise to about 20 ft. in diameter!"
So a weather balloon with a small leak could fail to rise and slowly blow in the wind until they hit the ground (or in this case, water).
Case closed. You're welcome.
