I’m still open to the possibility that this might be a hoax, so I’m not fully-convinced of the imagery and interpretations of it.
At least one of the guys on the team is big into UFOlogy, nothing wrong with that, but I have to question motives.
UFOs are great and all, but if I’m not building one, it’s kind of a waste of time.
In our family library, my dad had every book known to man practically on the subject, next to volumes on physics, thermodynamics, aerospace engineering course materials that filled a bookshelf on their own, books on Tesla, partial differential equations, advanced calculus, etc. He’s a super intellectual mathematical/aerospace engineer who worked on a lot of developmental programs for DoD throughout his career.
Guys like that are often into sci-fi, big foot, etc. We knew a guy who invested in a big foot hunter Jeep, complete with spot lights, a net, Radios, etc. and used to go out driving around the desert searching for Sasquatch. Dude’s wife left him of course, as he was more into hunting for big foot than being a husband.
At a very early age, I had read all those UFO books, including Blue Book, the abduction stories, Kenneth Arnold, Roswell, you name it. These were all pre-internet era, so I have a different perspective on the whole topic. In my 20s, I realized it’s a waste of time for me, and I had seen multiple eye witness phenomena at different times and locations as a kid in the Mediterranean and around the remote US flight test centers in the Southwest US.
I lean more towards advanced domestic programs as the primary source of sightings, as well as untrained observers who can’t tell the difference between general and commercial aviation at night, vs their imaginations. We saw that recently with the drone scare BS.
The question now is follow-up imagery and penetrating scans under the pyramids, and will the savages allow it.