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• 閉昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 08:01
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👆 These posts are flirting, tangling, and trolling.

Then what can you do for me ？
How can I avoid being a flirt, tangle, or troll
If you don't ask others and don't try to think for yourself and give answers
your social life will be difficult.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 09:24
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Mainichi Shimbun ： "JAL's Narita － San Francisco flight revived after 10 years, delayed 3 months in Corona, 2 round trips per week"

https://mainichi.jp/articles/20200706/k00/00m/020/036000c

JAL didn't have NRT - SFO flight until now, I didn't know that at all since it's not LAX related.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 09:25
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I'm talking about flying between LA and Japan in 0.1 second.

It is my imagination, but I assume that UFOs come from far away in space, and I don't think a flying body riding on magnetic or aerodynamic air would be able to keep up in that wide area.

So, in Einsteinian terms, if you turn the disk faster around the outside of the disk, the mass of the flying body increases. If you turn it faster in terms of light speed, the mass, or weight on the ground, increases and it doesn't fall to earth. Strange, isn't it? Lighter objects are pulled by gravity to the earth and fall, but heavier objects do not. Imagine that the moon is so heavy that it is a quarter of the weight of the earth, but it doesn't fall to the earth.

That heavy flying object is flying so close to the earth that it almost nullifies the gravitational pull. Now reduce the rotational speed of the disk, and the flying body itself becomes lighter. Then it would fall to the earth. But suppose it takes 10 seconds to fall from a certain altitude. This flying object is now lighter and can fly at half the speed of light, so it will fly from LA to Tokyo before falling, i.e., in 0.1 second. This is slower than radio waves. If we speed up the rotation of the disk above Tokyo and increase its mass, it will no longer fall there. However, the next question is why would the saucer want to glow or whatever and why would it want humans to see it? ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 20:05
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They may be using a system that is not
captured by radar, like the stealth that we have in today's fighter planes.

Sometimes you can see UFOs flying around radiating light, though.


The glowing flight may involve some kind of disk energy.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/08 (Wed) 17:16
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The stealth idea is interesting. If, by extension, flying objects are invisible, many times the number of flying objects that have ever been sighted could have come to earth. Just like Covid-19, we may be in a situation where what we can test and know is like a tenth of the number that existed. Speaking of the energy of the disk, the disk would be spinning at a great speed, so there must be a great energy welling up there. The components in the air may be reacting with it and emitting light. For example, gases that normally should not burn, such as nitrogen, may be reacting. Come to think of it, nitrogen does not normally burn, but I heard that nitrogen also burns during lightning, so such a reaction may be taking place.

What I can think of is that the light from the flying object may not actually be there. The real flying objects are outside the Earth's atmosphere, and the two flying objects emit their light from different places, and where the two lights intersect, the flying objects appear to be glowing. Aliens might also be exploring the earth from the outside, thinking that it might be dangerous to come so close to the earth. So I wonder what they are looking for ？.