I think you misunderstood my original hypothesis, and people keep using the word 'hoax.'
My original Laser hypothesis was this: this whole scenario was a coordinated and a planned exercise. During this exercise no one was explicitly looking for or trying to detect any laser emissions, assuming it was lasers that were projecting those "Tic-Toc" images.
The other public and prevailing hypothesis was that many of the radar images were software generated, with the observed images being laser generated, again a coordinated effort and not a hoax.
Again, these are only hypotheses based upon current radar and laser technologies.
Hypothesis: Science - a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
Hypothesis: Philosophy - a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without any assumption of its truth.
If the 2004 occurrence was not a coordinated effort, then we need to make some serious investigations using our current knowledge of physics.
I never used the word "hoax" in this thread until just now - maybe Z?
I get an understand the hypothesis, just postulating in its liekleyhood.
By their nature a carrier battle group is always looking to identify everything it see or detect so its going to be continuously searching and attempting to identify anything that it can pick up.
I find it amusing Raytheon was quick to be the first to brag about its products.
“We might be the system that caught the first evidence of E.T. out there,” said Aaron Maestas, director of engineering and chief engineer for Surveillance and Targeting Systems at Raytheon’s Space and Airborne Systems business.
“But I’m not surprised we were able to see it. ATFLIR is designed to operate on targets that are traveling in excess of Mach 1. It’s a very agile optical system with a sensitive detector that can distinguish between the cold sky and the hot moving target quite easily.”
Im really curious if the big boy radars land based radars like an AN/TPY-2 were around to picked anything up. These things can track a baseball sized object 3K away.
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