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Interesting that so many are found flying around military aircraft, bases and ships. Someone is placing us under surveillance and it’s not the little green people from Planet X.
Interesting that so many are found flying around military aircraft, bases and ships. Someone is placing us under surveillance and it’s not the little green people from Planet X.
I agree. I'm curious to know how these objects are able to fly without wings or a detectable propulsion system.
Could be UAP or could be some fine hoaxes. These things have been reported for decades, yet not one clear picture or video, or the real thing has ever been presented. Only if they would land on my front lawn and come out to say, "Hello."
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I have encountered only one occasion similar.
Between Cuba. NM and Bloomfield (along I-550). NM...
I was flying an Ultra Light airplane about 500 feet AGL, and saw a huge aircraft, painted dark grey, absolutely no livery or N-number! It was flying rather low, passed in front of me at about 1000 feet away from me at about the same altitude I was flying, and looked just like a huge 747 aircraft!
I have encountered only one occasion similar.
Between Cuba. NM and Bloomfield (along I-550). NM...
I was flying an Ultra Light airplane about 500 feet AGL, and saw a huge aircraft, painted dark grey, absolutely no livery or N-number! It was flying rather low, passed in front of me at about 1000 feet away from me at about the same altitude I was flying, and looked just like a huge 747 aircraft!
I have encountered only one occasion similar.
Between Cuba. NM and Bloomfield (along I-550). NM...
I was flying an Ultra Light airplane about 500 feet AGL, and saw a huge aircraft, painted dark grey, absolutely no livery or N-number! It was flying rather low, passed in front of me at about 1000 feet away from me at about the same altitude I was flying, and looked just like a huge 747 aircraft!
My flying speed is only about 35 mph...
Just guessing but the Air Force has a history of operating unmarked white or grey aircraft with no markings on clandestine missions for the CIA and the DIA.
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So it was flying at similar speed?
I would say its speed was rather slow compared to what you normally see in commercial large aircraft.
The first thing was, that thing seemed huge because it was not that far away from me. Second, it was at a rather low altitude, maybe 1000 feet above me and about 1000 feet in front of me. It came from the east and was flying due west while I was flying north towards Bloomfield.
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Just guessing but the Air Force has a history of operating unmarked white or grey aircraft with no markings on clandestine missions for the CIA and the DIA.
It could have been grey, certainly not white, but definitively no livery or registration! I have a fixed camera on my frame, sadly not pointing up..., so no video proof...
When one mentions: "Flying under the radar", this would have been a good example!
I mention the word 'huge' because normally a commercial aircraft is rather small when you see it "in the air". This thing was so dang low and close by, it actually really scared me, not knowing what the air would do to me. I did file a flight plan so the "officials" knew where I was. I did get on the squawk box, but no answer from anybody. Because of Ultra Light, I was flying VFR (Vee Follow Road) and was following I-550 or whatever that road is... I was flying on my own, so for Justin Case, I fly close to roads!
Edwards Airforce Base is near that area.
The aircarft was defitively some kind of 700 series and it was a four holer.
I would say its speed was rather slow compared to what you normally see in commercial large aircraft.
The first thing was, that thing seemed huge because it was not that far away from me. Second, it was at a rather low altitude, maybe 1000 feet above me and about 1000 feet in front of me. It came from the east and was flying due west while I was flying north towards Bloomfield.
It could have been grey, certainly not white, but definitively no livery or registration! I have a fixed camera on my frame, sadly not pointing up..., so no video proof...
When one mentions: "Flying under the radar", this would have been a good example!
I mention the word 'huge' because normally a commercial aircraft is rather small when you see it "in the air". This thing was so dang low and close by, it actually really scared me, not knowing what the air would do to me. I did file a flight plan so the "officials" knew where I was. I did get on the squawk box, but no answer from anybody. Because of Ultra Light, I was flying VFR (Vee Follow Road) and was following I-550 or whatever that road is... I was flying on my own, so for Justin Case, I fly close to roads!
Edwards Airforce Base is near that area.
The aircarft was defitively some kind of 700 series and it was a four holer.
You were in New Mexico? Edwards Air Force Base is in California, north of Los Angeles. They're both in the Southwest US, but not very close together.
If you were that close to a large aircraft, it's easy to see how you would worry about what the air would do to you - a 747 creates some hellatious wing tip vortices.
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I would say its speed was rather slow compared to what you normally see in commercial large aircraft.
The first thing was, that thing seemed huge because it was not that far away from me. Second, it was at a rather low altitude, maybe 1000 feet above me and about 1000 feet in front of me. It came from the east and was flying due west while I was flying north towards Bloomfield.
It could have been grey, certainly not white, but definitively no livery or registration! I have a fixed camera on my frame, sadly not pointing up..., so no video proof...
When one mentions: "Flying under the radar", this would have been a good example!
I mention the word 'huge' because normally a commercial aircraft is rather small when you see it "in the air". This thing was so dang low and close by, it actually really scared me, not knowing what the air would do to me. I did file a flight plan so the "officials" knew where I was. I did get on the squawk box, but no answer from anybody. Because of Ultra Light, I was flying VFR (Vee Follow Road) and was following I-550 or whatever that road is... I was flying on my own, so for Justin Case, I fly close to roads!
Edwards Airforce Base is near that area.
The aircarft was defitively some kind of 700 series and it was a four holer.
How long ago was this sighting? And isn't there supposed to be some new version in the works to serve as AF-1?
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