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Posted on 12/17/17 at 2:41 pm to BoarEd
Posted on 12/17/17 at 2:41 pm to BoarEd
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Up to and including holograms
If they're dping this we should have better board games...
How do they do that? Shoot pictures at the clouds? ...unless you're being cheeky Ed...
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Posted on 12/17/17 at 4:29 pm to hogNsinceReagan
Nah,not being cheeky this time.
Quick version of the story:
After WW2 the US Government, and presumably the British and Russian Governments as well became fascinated by the so-called "Foo Fighters" phenomenon. The Foo Fighters were balls of plasma that were seen by all sides during the war flying over the skies of Europe. everyone thought it was a weapon of the other side. Truth is they were legitimate unknowns.
At some point (I'm guessing around the 1970s) the US Government figured out how to recreate these things. They had numerous tactical advantages. Mostly to be used as chaff for enemy radar systems. They could make it seem as if hundreds of planes were in the skies over enemy positions. Of course this is highly advanced tech however, and they never really used it as such because keeping the tech secret is even more valuable.
Next comes the ability to turn these balls into any shape or size that they wish. Ionized gas is the medium.
Next comes the ability to use a projector from a remote location to make the ball of gas appear to look like whatever you want. At this point this technology is so advanced that they could make it appear as if a literal house were flying through the air wherever they choose.
They also have accoustic platforms on these things that are capable of influencing a person's emotions from a distance. These platforms were tested with tremendous success in the first Iraq war. We had "silent sounds" platforms on unmanned aerial drones flying over enemy positions in Iraq that were so effective that entire units of Iraqi soldiers were dropping their weapons and surrendering to a remote controlled plane with no weapons systems aboard. They can flood your brain with feelings of sheer terror.
All 100% legit.
Quick version of the story:
After WW2 the US Government, and presumably the British and Russian Governments as well became fascinated by the so-called "Foo Fighters" phenomenon. The Foo Fighters were balls of plasma that were seen by all sides during the war flying over the skies of Europe. everyone thought it was a weapon of the other side. Truth is they were legitimate unknowns.
At some point (I'm guessing around the 1970s) the US Government figured out how to recreate these things. They had numerous tactical advantages. Mostly to be used as chaff for enemy radar systems. They could make it seem as if hundreds of planes were in the skies over enemy positions. Of course this is highly advanced tech however, and they never really used it as such because keeping the tech secret is even more valuable.
Next comes the ability to turn these balls into any shape or size that they wish. Ionized gas is the medium.
Next comes the ability to use a projector from a remote location to make the ball of gas appear to look like whatever you want. At this point this technology is so advanced that they could make it appear as if a literal house were flying through the air wherever they choose.
They also have accoustic platforms on these things that are capable of influencing a person's emotions from a distance. These platforms were tested with tremendous success in the first Iraq war. We had "silent sounds" platforms on unmanned aerial drones flying over enemy positions in Iraq that were so effective that entire units of Iraqi soldiers were dropping their weapons and surrendering to a remote controlled plane with no weapons systems aboard. They can flood your brain with feelings of sheer terror.
All 100% legit.
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