Re: Live Hearing on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena 26 July 2023
Human behavior is so charming.
So we had this public hearing, which was little more than hints and allegations, and it gets millions of reactions.
Shortly before this, a balloon had been identified, and, despite accusations of "surveillance", it was allowed to drift all the way across the continent.
When perhaps determined to be an inadequate reaction, NORAD switched their radars to look for things they usually don't.
As soon as they start, three unidentified objects were found in rapid succession, and rapidly destroyed. If they somehow posed a danger to airliners, one would think that a notice like "hey, there is a thing five miles to your left and several thousand feet above you", might work for professional pilots to maintain a safe course. But, that was inadequate.
No remains were found.
This is not surprising, since in Washington State alone, at least forty aircraft have vanished without a trace.
For these recent shootdowns, Congressmen "demanded the truth for the American people".
So far, all I found were remarks from the fighter pilots that one of the objects was about the size of a car, and, another was an octagon with strings hanging from it.
This apparently has not been of interest to the community, or, an issue that could have been discussed in the hearing, or, perhaps anything more than a reason to set the radars back to normal so that it quits happening.
Three things in the course of just a few days and no cover-up and nothing more.
40,000 feet is not even justifiable to even try to claim it is some defunct satellite or rocket debris. The objects must have had some kind of propulsion. The "borderline" for space junk is roughly:
Debris left in orbits below 600 km normally fall back to Earth ...
Just to pencil in a few more things, here is a transcript of the "official interview" on this stuff. At first one may note the lack of technology to "share" tracking information between planes and stations.
Although it is said that any number of entities might fly some object for "benign" purposes, for whatever reason, the first balloon keeps being called a surveillance thing; of course, despite being recovered, nothing more has been said.
Multiple launches of pairs of fighters with refueling takers. Expensive!
They are not balloons, since the thing over the frozen Beaufort Sea left a debris field. Of what, nothing has been said.
Whatever fell in Lake Huron, sank, so this was almost certainly not a balloon either.
Again, radar was not "enhanced", you just adjust the filters to show slow-moving objects. The first $489,000 missile fired at the slow-moving object missed.
By way of imitation, in the pattern of 2023 Objects, two more such Chinese balloons were tracked in other areas, but not attacked.
China and Romania also detected some objects...who knows what they did, other than Romania was "unsuccessful" at intercepting it, despite being a hotbed of radar and flying things, thanks to the attempts to spy on Ukraine and the Black Sea.
After February, it looks like everyone set their radars back to normal and quit chasing this stuff.
Mexico and South America do not seem to be too particularly troubled about "spy balloons".
That makes, who knows how many millions of dollars, to shoot down a "floating cylinder", and not say anything about the remains. None of the objects were described as going much faster than a balloon might drift, but, they are not balloons, at least according to the General.
The reporting cycle on this died about as soon as it began, even though it was "unprecedented".
The affected areas pretty much all represent objects being inbound from the sea or ocean.
So far, the Chinese are the only humans to admit they launched something, making it doubtful that they in turn reacted against their own balloons on Feb. 12 and 16.
The most damning statement about the cylinder:
Some pilots said that the object "interfered with their sensors" on their aircraft but other pilots did not report this.
In a statement made shortly after the object was downed, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy said it "raises serious national security concerns that should concern every American"...
The White House stated the leading explanation for the objects was "commercial or research entities and therefore totally benign".
The openly-confessed incompetence does not seem very different from decades of jealously-guarded secrets, although that does not help explain why one cannot get something off the ice with:
CH-47 Chinook, HC-130 and HH-60 Pave Hawk were used in the effort.
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