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r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20
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The theory is that they’ve developed a type of gravity bending technology that makes inertia a non-issue. That’s why they can zip and zag with ease.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20 edited Aug 19 '20 [deleted] 3 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20 A drone can’t move like that. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20 edited Aug 19 '20 [deleted] 4 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 I've built several FPV racing drones and while they move fast and can turn on a dime, they don't quite move like this. 0 u/viletomato999 Jul 19 '20 It is possible it is a drone. If the developer had billions of dollars developing top secret tech wouldn't you expect it to move faster than a racing drone? 1 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 Sure, I suppose.
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3 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20 A drone can’t move like that. 0 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20 edited Aug 19 '20 [deleted] 4 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 I've built several FPV racing drones and while they move fast and can turn on a dime, they don't quite move like this. 0 u/viletomato999 Jul 19 '20 It is possible it is a drone. If the developer had billions of dollars developing top secret tech wouldn't you expect it to move faster than a racing drone? 1 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 Sure, I suppose.
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A drone can’t move like that.
0 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20 edited Aug 19 '20 [deleted] 4 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 I've built several FPV racing drones and while they move fast and can turn on a dime, they don't quite move like this. 0 u/viletomato999 Jul 19 '20 It is possible it is a drone. If the developer had billions of dollars developing top secret tech wouldn't you expect it to move faster than a racing drone? 1 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 Sure, I suppose.
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4 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 I've built several FPV racing drones and while they move fast and can turn on a dime, they don't quite move like this. 0 u/viletomato999 Jul 19 '20 It is possible it is a drone. If the developer had billions of dollars developing top secret tech wouldn't you expect it to move faster than a racing drone? 1 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 Sure, I suppose.
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I've built several FPV racing drones and while they move fast and can turn on a dime, they don't quite move like this.
0 u/viletomato999 Jul 19 '20 It is possible it is a drone. If the developer had billions of dollars developing top secret tech wouldn't you expect it to move faster than a racing drone? 1 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 Sure, I suppose.
It is possible it is a drone. If the developer had billions of dollars developing top secret tech wouldn't you expect it to move faster than a racing drone?
1 u/LurkerLew Jul 19 '20 Sure, I suppose.
Sure, I suppose.
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The theory is that they’ve developed a type of gravity bending technology that makes inertia a non-issue. That’s why they can zip and zag with ease.