Pinned Tweet
Last I’m going to say this believe what you want to believe but the US is not going to fly an unknown UAS or any known UAS (besides tactical drones like the Raven and Black Hornet ) at a low level over one of the most populated places in the world to “Pen Test” it’s not going to happen. It is a safety issue and is not very good operational security. Testing is done in remote areas (like Area 51) where if something happens the danger to the public is minimal. And anyone that’s ever been on one of these UAS programs will tell you shit happens all the time.
Flying at 1k to 5k ft only gives you a few seconds to correct before your millions of dollar airframe is taking a dirtnap. Like everything with the government Murphy’s Law wins everytime so you try and do what you can to mitigate catastrophic consequences. Another reason a lot of new stealth RAM (radar absorbent Materials) design are that off-white color because it makes the plane almost Invisible to the naked eye at an intermediate altitude.
The US government spends Billions of dollars not to be seen when doing ISR. This is the holy grail to any military flying at a low level above a metropolitan area is not realistic when it comes to intelligence collection.
Came home tonight and the best part of Top Gun maverick was on. I could watch the last part of this movie everyday same for Battleship though.
Couldn’t be happier for this dude for his first year in the show. However the game ends this was a monster hit.
UAP Sentinel retweeted
“Other Nations have quietly developed their own military capabilities on orbit such as CHINA. We’ve experienced and witnessed their ASAD testing, development of military SPACE planes.”
(((Space Force or Space Corps?)))
This conversation reminded me of the AAWSAP and AATIP dispute. Interestingly, there's a connection to those programs near the end of the discussion. I'm curious to see who catches it and puts together the other connections.
youtu.be/4o4etxXgxdI?is=0wmO…
For those who don't want to sit through a 48-minute conversation about where the future is actually heading, I'll post the key bullet points below.
Direct qoute from John Bridenstine the CEO of Quantum Space: " I was involved in the development of Space Force. To be clear, we called it Space Corps.
Other quotes from this talk:
“I can tell you as a Navy pilot we use SPACE for ever domain of warfare.”
“I was aware when I went to Congress how important SPACE was to how we fight and win wars. Interestingly, when I was in Congress, we started seeing CHINA and RUSSIA respond to those capabilities.”
“We saw satellites snuggling up to our own satellites, are those satellites designed to kill or just collect intelligence? Proliferated technologies like jamming and spoofing, dazzling using laser energy to confuse satellites, direct energy to kill satellites.”
“Other Nations have quietly developed their own military capabilities on orbit such as CHINA. We’ve experienced and witnessed their ASAD testing, development of military SPACE planes.”
“The Space Force was brought into the psyche of the members of the Armed Servies Committee by really two guys, Mike Rogers and Jim Cooper, a Republican and a Democrat.”
John Bridenstine conversation with President Trump when Trump asked him if he was in favor of Space Force:
“Yes, I’m definitely in favor of the Space Force. I’ve been on the Strategic Force subcommittee. We were the ones that kind of came up with this concept. “Um, I said, “But we don’t call it a Space Force. We call it a Space Corps because it reports to the Secretary of the Air Force like the Marine Corps reports to the Secretary of the Navy.” And he (Trump) immediately said, “Well, nobody cares about that, it has to sound cool. If it sounds cool the American people will get behind it.”
Other direct quotes from Bridenstine:
“Whats happening in SPACE again we are responding to the threat and were making sure that were staying ahead of the adversary.”
“The number of constellations being developed to go into low earth orbit is immense.”
“I will tell you that we are building a Spacecraft that is designed to be highly maneuverable.”
“There is a space for a SPACE market out there now what that looks like it sounds science fiction, but the reality is, it’s the resources that come from SPACE.”
“Theres companies out there that are privately capitalizing the ability to go get Helium 3 from the moon for Nuclear Fusion and a whole host of other MRA/MRI capabilities.”
“In the next generation, it’s not going to be science fiction anymore.”
“I’m a believer that were going to see helium fusion in my lifetime, were getting there.”
“The one challenge that we haven’t resolved yet is building a landing system for the moon. That’s what we need to build. We need a Moon lander built to get there ahead of CHINA.”
CHINA has plans put out for 2030, 2050, 2100.
“I’m going to quote a friend of mind “Mike Gold” who is at Redwire but he was at NASA with me when I was at NASA. – he frequently says “we are not going to out centrally plan CHINA.”
Keep telling yourself that you have ~400 milliseconds with a 90 mph ball even if you knew which pitch was coming your brain take 150 milliseconds to even register the ball coming towards your brain takes another 150ms to swing, so you have ~100ms for your brain to judge if it’s in the zone and for you to make micro adjustments to meet bat to ball.
So yeah simple. Clown
Replying to @UAPSentinel @KodyDuncanPGH
Well yeah baseball is easy if you know what pitches are coming
UAP Sentinel retweeted
Brewers last night: 16 swings and misses on 175 pitches / 78 swings (20.5% Whiff rate)
Rays last night: 7 swings and misses on 119 pitches / 56 swings (12.5% Whiff rate)
If the Brewers were cheating last night because of this, what exactly were the Rays doing???
UAP Sentinel retweeted
The computers we depend on should be computers we build ourselves.
BlueChip. Built in America.
UAP Sentinel retweeted
"When fired from a HIMARS launcher, PrSM Increment 4 is expected to hit both moving maritime and relocatable land targets at least 1,000 km away. Lockheed Martin was down selected to fund the development, testing and field readiness of the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) Increment 4 design through flyoff competitions scheduled in 2027 and 2028.Lockheed Martin's design leverages a ramjet propulsion solution as well as battle-proven PrSM guidance and control subsystems to extend the reach of baseline PrSM"~ Lockheed Martin






































