Recently Retired USAF General Makes Eyebrow Raising Claims About Advanced Space Tech

[tn1911]

Recently Retired USAF General Makes Eyebrow Raising Claims About Advanced Space Technology

Retired Lt. Gen. Steven L. Kwast says fantastic technology exists that could transport a human anywhere on earth within an hour.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...ace-technology

"The technology is on the engineering benches today. But most Americans and most members of Congress have not had time to really look deeply at what is going on here. But I’ve had the benefit of 33 years of studying and becoming friends with these scientists. This technology can be built today with technology that is not developmental to deliver any human being from any place on planet Earth to any other place in less than an hour."

Kwast’s comment is only one of several curious comments made by military leadership lately and they do seem to claim that we could be on the precipice of a great leap in transportation technology.

[Diamondback]

The question is, can it be done SAFELY? An ICBM will make the delivery, the challenge is to keep the person inside ALIVE and with a reasonable number of G's.

ISTR a lot of this was touched on with Reagan's "Orient Express" spaceplane concept... in the '90s it was rebranded with the industry buzzword of TAV--"Trans-Atmospheric Vehicles"--and if memory serves it was going to be just one of many capabilities with Lockheed's VentureStar design that died when they killed the X-33 demonstrator at 85% complete.

[jpmuscle]

The USS Hillenkoeter is real yo


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[tn1911]

2019 was banner year for credible UFO sightings

https://nypost.com/2019/12/14/2019-w...ufo-sightings/

It’s been a helluva year for Unidentified Flying Objects.

Once thought to be fictional works used to sell tabloids, 2019 has been awash with news of UFOs, aliens and strange phenomenon — including reports (complete with video) from verifiably sane sources.

In May, the Pentagon admitted it investigates UFOs soon after Navy pilots claimed to not only have seen but recorded UFOs during training exercises in 2004 and 2015.

In November, another report in Popular Mechanics confirmed that after the 2004 incident, two “unknown individuals” took the data tapes away and wiped the memory from the Navy hard drive.

Meanwhile, just around the time the Popular Mechanics report was released, unidentified flying objects were captured on video off North Carolina’s Outer Banks and the Army announced a partnership with Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge’s To the Stars Academy to research alien technology.

[Firefly]

Stargate confirmed as existing.

Also Moon’s haunted

[Outlander Systems]

This.

Don’t forget the USS Curtis LeMay.

The USS Hillenkoeter is real yo


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[just a scout]

I’m holding out for the USS Galactica BSV-76


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[Firefly]

MOON’S. HAUNTED.

[WillBrink]

Recently Retired USAF General Makes Eyebrow Raising Claims About Advanced Space Technology

Retired Lt. Gen. Steven L. Kwast says fantastic technology exists that could transport a human anywhere on earth within an hour.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...ace-technology

The tech exists and like producing the SR-71 Blackbird, a matter of $ and will to do it. A scramjet is expected to operate at speeds up to at least Mach 15 or greater, and it's not a tech we couldn't produce, and likely already have and is in testing as we speak.

The Aurora was a rumored mid-1980s American reconnaissance aircraft that succeeded the SR-71 using scramjet or ramjet tech. Legit or not, I don't know, but was supposedly poorly guarded "secret" not unlike the stealth bomber and such. I didn't to the maff, but I suspect at Mach 15-20 you could be anwhere on the planet within and hour.

[Diamondback]

Will, "Project Aurora" actually WAS the ATB (B-2) design competition. Google "Buz Carpenter"--he was the former Habu who ran that acquisition program at the Pentagon. Gotta admit, spreading "SR-71 Replacement" rumors was a hell of a magic wand to misdirect the audience's eyes...