Monday, July 29, 2019
Nick Redfern: Part Three of his MJ-12/Russian series
https://mysteriousuniverse. org/2019/07/majestic-12-ufos- aids-hiv-and-russian- psychological-warfare/
A sphere encasing a cube?
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From NY Magazine Intelligencer [May 27, 2019]:
In late 2014, a pilot of a Super Hornet reported a
near-collision with a UFO when an object that looked like a “sphere encasing
a cube” zipped between two fighter jets flying roughly 100 feet from each
other. Another pilot, Lieutenant Danny Accoin, could identify a flying object’s
presence on his radar, missile system, and infrared camera but was not able to
actually see it in his helmet camera. “I knew I had it, I knew it was not a
false hit,” Accoin said. But still, “I could not pick it up visually.”
NY Post [May 27, 2019]:
In late 2014, a Super Hornet pilot said he almost hit one of
the objects — which he said looked like a sphere encasing a cube — and
an official mishap report was filed.
Daily Galaxy [May 27, 2019]:
The pilot and his wingman were flying in tandem about 100
feet apart over the Atlantic east of Virginia Beach when something flew between
them, right past the cockpit. It looked to the pilot, Lieutenant Graves said,
like a sphere encasing a cube. The incident so spooked the squadron that
an aviation flight safety report was filed, Lieutenant Graves said.
Search Google and you’ll be hard put, as was I, to find any
image of a cube encased within a sphere.
The vector drawing atop is a representation for the Rubik’s
Cube, only a simulation for the teaser device.
Then there’s this representation of Kepler’s idea of our
Solar System:
But that’s it.
The observation by Navy pilot Lieutenant Graves indicates a
truly unique visual that tells us something – something significant – about
UFOs, but what?
This goes to my plea for “grasping a UFO, technologically," not necessarily physically.
Such “evidence” (as intangible as it may be) bespeaks a clue
about UFOs and our reality, despite my pal Bryan Sentes opting for
philosophical chatter to break the impasse. (His approach just takes us further
away from the UFO enigma, beclouding it in a maelstrom of philosophical
hogwash.)
The report(s), as outlined in the news media above, are a
starting point for determining just what it is that humans keep seeing, and
defining as a UFO, regardless of Zoam Chomsky’s irate insistence that UFOs do
not exist. (He’s all wet, but I love him nonetheless.)
Let’s get on it, huh? And quit dragging ourselves back to
the flying saucer era where the titillation of ET craft usurped our thinking.
RR


