Eu acho tãaao fraca essa hipótese de "tecnologia militar secreta".
Qualquer pessoa percebe que as tecnologias humanas se desenvolvem de forma gradual, sem dar "pulos" tremendos. Os conhecimentos de diversas áreas precisam convergir, não seria possível descobrir a bicicleta e produzir um foguete.
Quando analisamos os relatos dos pilotos (confirmados por radar e gravados nas caixas pretas), percebemos que os objetos fazem manobras absurdas em altíssima velocidade. Sem contar com a forma totalmente anti-aerodinâmica dos objetos (forma de casca-de-nós).
Algo muito alem de qualquer coisa conhecida, ta na cara que a tecnologia não é nossa...
P-791 hybrid airship project
XB-70 Valkyrie
ST. LOUIS , October 18, 2002 – Boeing [NYSE: BA] today unveiled the "Bird of Prey," a technology demonstrator that pioneered breakthrough low-observable technologies and revolutionized aircraft design, development and production. The once
highly classified project ran from 1992 through 1999,
and was revealed because the technologies and capabilities developed have become industry standards, and it is no longer necessary to conceal the aircraft's existence.
According to another report, by mid-1992:
"... Aurora was being flown from a base in the Nevada desert to an atoll in the Pacific, then on to Scotland to refuel before returning to the US at night. Specially modified tanker aircraft are being used to top up Aurora's tanks with liquid methane fuel in mid-air... The US Air Force is using the remote RAF airbase at Machrihanish, Strathclyde, as a staging point... The mystery aircraft has been dropping in at night before streaking back to America across the North Pole at more than six times the speed of sound... An F-111 fighter bomber is scrambling as the black-painted aircraft lands, flying in close formation to confuse prying civilian radars."
http://www.fas.org/irp/mystery/aurora.htmFA-37 New Stealth Fighter Air Craft Jet
http://blog.800hightech.com/fa-37-talon-stealth-jet/971/Top Secret WW2 craft.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1698393/postsSecret Bomber, Son of Killer Drone?
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/05/secret-bomber-s.htmlConvair Kingfish
http://flickr.com/photos/11923090@N03/2321305396/