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2 hours ago, Dbeasy said:

Pretty interesting video. Survived a hellfire missile hit. 

Not just survive. Deflected it. And keeps on trucking. The missile didn’t even explode on impact. Definitely one of the most compelling videos I’ve seen. 

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The AGM-114R9X "Flying Ginsu" or "Ninja Bomb" is a highly specialized Hellfire variant that does not use explosives. 

Kinetic energy and blades: Before impact, six sharp blades extend from the missile's casing. It relies on a combination of these blades and its own kinetic energy to shred or slice the target.

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5 hours ago, ClubWhatever said:

The AGM-114R9X "Flying Ginsu" or "Ninja Bomb" is a highly specialized Hellfire variant that does not use explosives. 

Kinetic energy and blades: Before impact, six sharp blades extend from the missile's casing. It relies on a combination of these blades and its own kinetic energy to shred or slice the target.

Those are pretty high-value and usually used when it’s important to avoid civilian casualties.  
 

If Reapers and Hellfires were used then the object was moving fairly steadily and not too fast. This area is some of the most heavily monitored and a site of active air defense operations against Houthi missiles and drones.  
 

My bet is the Hellfire failed to detonate against some sort of one-way drone. Good article here:

https://www.twz.com/news-features/revelation-that-mq-9-reapers-are-now-engaging-aerial-targets-comes-from-uap-hearing

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Also important that this was engaged with at all. The military doesn’t shoot at things that are unidentified; that’s why all the other UAP videos are just tracking. Someone in the chain identified this as a Houthi target and got the green light. 

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4 hours ago, 956 Worldwide said:

Also important that this was engaged with at all. The military doesn’t shoot at things that are unidentified; that’s why all the other UAP videos are just tracking. Someone in the chain identified this as a Houthi target and got the green light. 

So what was it?

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7 minutes ago, Texasborn91 said:

So what was it?

It’s hard to tell without all the telemetry and also we are relying on the word of whomever leaked it that this was indeed Yemen. The Hellfire is not an air to air missile by design although it can be adapted for use against relatively slow targets.  I would bet it’s some kind of drone. 
 

The missile delivered a glancing hit, caused debris to break off, and then whatever it was went spiraling off orthogonally.  I’m just not seeing anything beyond the ordinary here. 

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22 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:

It’s hard to tell without all the telemetry and also we are relying on the word of whomever leaked it that this was indeed Yemen. The Hellfire is not an air to air missile by design although it can be adapted for use against relatively slow targets.  I would bet it’s some kind of drone. 
 

The missile delivered a glancing hit, caused debris to break off, and then whatever it was went spiraling off orthogonally.  I’m just not seeing anything beyond the ordinary here. 

You think a drone would be able to withstand even a glancing blow from a missel? It continues on seemingly unaffected. The debris seems to also eerily continue on right behind the object. Why didn’t the debris tail off as the object continued on? 
 

also the shape of the object seems to act almost gelatinous once it is struck.  

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Maybe, it could. A Hellfire weighs about 100 pounds and this one doesn’t detonate (we don’t know why and the impact simply could not have been hard enough to trigger). Depending on where and what it struck, it’s absolutely possible for it not to be demolished. Whatever it hit didn’t just continue on its way, it clearly changed trajectory and went glancing off another direction. And you can’t see altitude from this angle, or length of video. Any sort of effects are artifacts of the sensors you’re viewing this through. 
 

Bottom line, whatever it was, it as not acting out of line with physics as we understand it.

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For context— the Shahed-type drone used by the Houthis weighs over 400 pounds. They are bigger than you think.  Plenty of things in the sky that won’t be completely destroyed by a glancing Hellfire strike. 
 

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That’s not to say that’s what this was but the way the object reacted is not out of line with extremely terrestrial technology. 

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21 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:

Maybe, it could. A Hellfire weighs about 100 pounds and this one doesn’t detonate (we don’t know why and the impact simply could not have been hard enough to trigger). Depending on where and what it struck, it’s absolutely possible for it not to be demolished. Whatever it hit didn’t just continue on its way, it clearly changed trajectory and went glancing off another direction. And you can’t see altitude from this angle, or length of video. Any sort of effects are artifacts of the sensors you’re viewing this through. 
 

Bottom line, whatever it was, it as not acting out of line with physics as we understand it.

What about the 3 smaller spheres attached to it that broke off when the hellfire hit it, but continued on the same trajectory with the larger object after impact. That defies our current understanding of physics

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Will we every have the tech to buy a good dash cam on a military aircraft?  Grainy black/white fuels a lot of speculation.

And yeah, a small missile hitting a drone and failing to detonate would look just like what we see in that vid.

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1 hour ago, Texasborn91 said:

So what was it?

I don't know, but odds are one of these guys does.

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Vs this guy

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Only in 'Murica does "a technology greater than our own" automatically equate to "it must be aliens".  That we seem to be mostly focused on government hearings where the government complains about the government's conspiracy to hide these videos at the same time the government is showing the videos publicly makes me think its more about political theater, misdirection and/or grift than actually trying to ascertain what that technology is and who is behind it.  "I'm not going to explain it to you, just watch.  DID YOU SEE THAT?!  It was hit by a HELLFIRE missle!  DID YOU HEAR WHAT I SAID?!  HELL!! AND  FIRE!  THATS FUCKING HOT HOT!  AND IT KEPT ON GOING!"

 

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9 minutes ago, Goredho said:

I don't know, but odds are one of these guys does.

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Vs this guy

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Only in 'Murica does "a technology greater than our own" automatically equate to "it must be aliens".  That we seem to be mostly focused on government hearings where the government complains about the government's conspiracy to hide these videos at the same time the government is showing the videos publicly makes me think its more about political theater, misdirection and/or grift than actually trying to ascertain what that technology is and who is behind it.  "I'm not going to explain it to you, just watch.  DID YOU SEE THAT?!  It was hit by a HELLFIRE missle!  DID YOU HEAR WHAT I SAID?!  HELL!! AND  FIRE!  THATS FUCKING HOT HOT!  AND IT KEPT ON GOING!"

 

Who said alien? Even it were to be a foreign adversary the video is a big deal. 
 

the object is struck, appears to spin over upon itself while continuing on its course. Would a drone be able to recover after being seemingly hit and spun around? The object also doesn’t appear to have an aerodynamic design. 

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11 minutes ago, Texasborn91 said:

Who said alien? Even it were to be a foreign adversary the video is a big deal. 

Do you believe the government is engaged in a conspiracy to withhold information from the public about aliens and/or how we are outclassed technologically by some unknown entity?

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48 minutes ago, Texasborn91 said:

Who said alien? Even it were to be a foreign adversary the video is a big deal. 
 

the object is struck, appears to spin over upon itself while continuing on its course. Would a drone be able to recover after being seemingly hit and spun around? The object also doesn’t appear to have an aerodynamic design. 

Except it doesn’t. It spins around and then goes off on a markedly different course.  The debris from the impact that is picked up on this sensor also goes off on the same trajectory. And you can’t tell in this short clip about altitude and what happens next, it’s entirely possible that this thing is in the process of crashing. 

We at least have to share a common understanding of what we see; and this is not an object that sustains its original flight path after it’s been hit with a missile.

 


 

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49 minutes ago, Goredho said:

Do you believe the government is engaged in a conspiracy to withhold information from the public about aliens and/or how we are outclassed technologically by some unknown entity?

Militarily speaking yes… or withholding things that are much more highly advanced than what we would deem attainable with our known tech. 

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18 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:

Except it doesn’t. It spins around and then goes off on a markedly different course.  The debris from the impact that is picked up on this sensor also goes off on the same trajectory. And you can’t tell in this short clip about altitude and what happens next, it’s entirely possible that this thing is in the process of crashing. 

We at least have to share a common understanding of what we see; and this is not an object that sustains its original flight path after it’s been hit with a missile.

 


 

Are we watching the same thing? It also appears to have no clearly defined outline after being struck. It appears very stable prior to contact of missile. 
 

 

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43 minutes ago, Texasborn91 said:

Are we watching the same thing? It also appears to have no clearly defined outline after being struck. It appears very stable prior to contact of missile. 
 

 

I’m not sure what you’re watching. This video is missing a lot but I’ll use cardinal directions to make it easy, even though we don’t know the actual bearings:

1. The object is lined up within the MQ9 targeting cross hairs and the MQ9 camera is tracking it on a near perfect SE bearing, matching its speed and bearing. Expected— this MQ9 is using its laser to target the object for another MQ9.

2. The Hellfire from another MQ9 comes into frame at about :17 roughly from the NW. It makes impact on the object and knocks it out of the targeting cross hairs towards the WSW. 
 

3. The object tumbles and then falls out of frame at about :21. Its trajectory is now far more SXSW than SW and it falls out of frame almost directly due “South” of the targeting crosshairs. 
 

For it to disappear from frame after having been perfectly matched to stay in the MQ9’s targeting cross hairs— either it changed trajectory or the MQ9/MQ9 sensors did. Occams Razor says the thing that got hit with a missile changes its trajectory. 
 

At :22 or :23 the view changes to a zoom out.  There’s no time stamp or telemetry here. We have no idea when this was filmed and what filmed it. It’s interesting but without that info— useless to use for speculating on what happened. 
 

So yes— the thing that got hit with a missile behaved like it got hit with something. 

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43 minutes ago, Texasborn91 said:

Militarily speaking yes… or withholding things that are much more highly advanced than what we would deem attainable with our known tech. 

Assuming that is true, what are you going to do with that knowledge?  Like, are you someone with expertise and authority to be in a position to do anything about it?  Or are you just a dude who likes to watch YouTube about UAP?  And if it's really an internal technology that we possess but have been keeping quiet, how is it in our best interests to advertise our otherworldly amazeballs technology to the world?

The government holds secrets all the time.  Rightfully so.  We don't release nuclear secrets because someone feels it's their right to know and screams about it on YouTube or in congress.  Which also undermines that there is this vast government conspiracy to keep you (as important to the balance of the world as you apparently are) in the dark.  When real secrets have been leaked, like how to make nukes to the USSR, the people doing the leaking weren't free to just keep posting YouTube videos about it.  They were executed.

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2 hours ago, Goredho said:

Only in 'Murica does "a technology greater than our own" automatically equate to "it must be aliens". 

If I lost the match, my opponent was cheating.

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12 minutes ago, Goredho said:

Assuming that is true, what are you going to do with that knowledge?  Like, are you someone with expertise and authority to be in a position to do anything about it?  Or are you just a dude who likes to watch YouTube about UAP?  And if it's really an internal technology that we possess but have been keeping quiet, how is it in our best interests to advertise our otherworldly amazeballs technology to the world?

The government holds secrets all the time.  Rightfully so.  We don't release nuclear secrets because someone feels it's their right to know and screams about it on YouTube or in congress.  Which also undermines that there is this vast government conspiracy to keep you (as important to the balance of the world as you apparently are) in the dark.  When real secrets have been leaked, like how to make nukes to the USSR, the people doing the leaking weren't free to just keep posting YouTube videos about it.  They were executed.

Agree that the public doesn’t need to be informed  to everything… but I do think they investigate these things and the ones there is no logical explanation for could go into a category of NHI. 
 

I’m not really trying to go down that rabbit hole right now though. Just wanted discussion on a pretty interesting video. 

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