Those FLIR thermal videos from far off naval ships spotting strange objects in the sky that in some cases do things our airships cannot, like submerge in the ocean and maneuver in ways that would physically break our planes, can’t be showing conventional shadows, unless you mean something else by “shadows” I guess.
I didn’t say it was aliens, but it would honestly be weirder if it was “shadows” on those videos.
I mean, we don’t know what they did, only what it looked like they did. If whatever caused the “thing” in the videos wasn’t where the sensors thought it was, then it also wasn’t doing what it looked like it was.
Those FLIR thermal videos from far off naval ships spotting strange objects in the sky that in some cases do things our airships cannot, like submerge in the ocean and maneuver in ways that would physically break our planes, can’t be showing conventional shadows, unless you mean something else by “shadows” I guess.
I didn’t say it was aliens, but it would honestly be weirder if it was “shadows” on those videos.
I mean, we don’t know what they did, only what it looked like they did. If whatever caused the “thing” in the videos wasn’t where the sensors thought it was, then it also wasn’t doing what it looked like it was.