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Most likely: some sort of spoofing tech designed to create fake radar/visual signatures using projections (40%)
Second most likely: weird natural phenomenon (30%)
Third: Actual secret Russian/Chinese tech (29.999%)
Fourth: Aliens (0.001%)
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Given the amount of credence high-level officials have given the ET/“alien” hypothesis over the years, why do you think it’s not more popular among scientists? wanttoknow.info/ufocover-up
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"High level officials" are rarely exemplars of scientific sensibility. Scientists are doing the right thing. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence etc.
Others have put it “extraordinary claims require extraordinary investigations.” Typically, 5% of sightings can’t be explained despite expert witnesses and abundant data. We spend billions so that SETI can listen to the dial tone of the universe. Why not listen closer?
Another approach is: Given the Drake equation (widely accepted), why is it outrageous to hypothesize that a civilization a mere million years older than humans could have physics knowledge we couldn’t dream of?

