Aliens laughing at US military weapons & their ability

[Gunfighter14e2]

Laughing,...

SHOCKING REVELATION: New Military Surveillance Video Shows Glowing UFO Splitting a Hellfire Missile Mid-Air — Witnesses Admit No Known U.S. Technology Can Do This | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

On Tuesday morning, Capitol Hill was rocked by the release of a never-before-seen military surveillance video showing what appears to be a glowing orb, an Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), shrugging off a U.S.

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[theLBC]

i just saw that too.

 

[reelserious]

I saw that. Lol. Bounced off

 

[MK20]

Notice that there was no explosion. The missile took 3 chunks off of the object, and those 3 chunks followed the object subsequent to separation.

Very interesting video.

 

[Clob McStrunk]

What’s the backstory on who lobbed the hellfire at that thing? How long was it being tracked for them to get authorization to try to hit it? Why was it considered a threat, etc?

 

[Niles Coyote]

Lead up tells more detail

 

[Namekagon]

Ok I know nothing about this subject but I’m sure some here do…

Isn’t the hellfire an air-to-ground weapon? Would it even be capable of striking an airborn object in mid-air? Just wondering about this.

 

[DuneBoer]

 

[Makinchips208]

Almost looks like a tight cluster of drones, or maybe it’s a larger vertical shaped group.

Not sure if that’s even possible or if a drone could go as fast as these are traveling.

Strange!

 

[wvfarrier]

Ok I know nothing about this subject but I’m sure some here do…

Isn’t the hellfire an air-to-ground weapon? Would it even be capable of striking an airborn object in mid-air? Just wondering about this.

No, the missile has quite a few capabilities that are not often used. It got a lot of experimental testing during the GWOt

 

[EddieNFL]

Shrug. We turn out Dutch Schaefers and Russell Casses.

 

[EddieNFL]

No, the missile has quite a few capabilities that are not often used. It got a lot of experimental testing during the GWOt

But we have much more capable air intercept missiles.

 

[hunterx77]

But we have much more capable air intercept missiles.

I hope so too. I really hope we have enough and strong weapons to face whatever invaders from the outside.

 

[Short-bus]

I would be far more intrigued if the hellfire detonated, and the orb kept going without showing sign of damage, or injury. In this case, it was deflected (apparently), and the missile didn't detonate. You could hit a car with a hellfire, but if the missile doesn't go boom, the car will keep traveling.

 

[Namekagon]

I would be far more intrigued if the hellfire detonated, and the orb kept going without showing sign of damage, or injury. In this case, it was deflected (apparently), and the missile didn't detonate. You could hit a car with a hellfire, but if the missile doesn't go boom, the car will keep traveling.

I agree. Except that the missile physically contacting the object is worth something. No one can claim this is some sort of weird lens flare or stuff like that. Its a definite flying object.

If I had to guess, it looks to me like some sort of mother-drone carrying baby drones which makes me wonder if its some sort of secret drone swarm platform. Which would make sense because that would mean we just managed to hellfire ourselves.

Edit to add: I love how this couldn't possibly be U.S. technology because these guys sitting before congress swear "We don't have anything like this." Uh huh, right, well that settles it. Just like stealth blackhawks weren't a thing, until we had to ditch one in Osama's yard.

 

[doubloon]

if the hellfire detonated

From the video it looks like the hellfire turned back in the direction the target was moving after passing the target not bounced.

Tightly knit drone swarm that's why some "pieces" separated and still followed.

Probably Amazon delivery drones, my grippy socks will be late now.

 

[Short-bus]

Just like stealth blackhawks weren't a thing, until we had to ditch one in Osama's yard.

I remember seeing that tail rotor section and thinking "wait a minute...."

 

[Namekagon]

I remember seeing that tail rotor section and thinking "wait a minute...."

As far as I know, there has never been an actual picture of one of those choppers released to the public to this day.

 

[mtrmn]

But we have much more capable air intercept missiles.

Maybe a case of use what you got