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ed25519FUUU
"Imagine a space craft [..] that can fly through air, water, and possibly space, and has no obvious signs of propulsion"

This sounds A LOT like the navy patent from a few years back. All I'm going to say is that I hope the technology is ours and not in the hands of a rival.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/37134/emails-show-navy...

JoeyBananas
I'm highly skeptical that the navy has real Buck Rogers space ships when they can't even procure warships that work. The LCS and the Zumwalt class destroyer are junk. So is EMALS, the F-35C and the rail gun they tried to develop. Yet, they still don't even have the money to prevent the fleet from rusting.
ed25519FUUU
Absolutely. And the alternative explanation (we’re seeing a rival demo some new technology) is really frightening.

I heard a funny quote “Americans will literally believe in UFOs before they accept that another country has better technology than them”

junon
The way the informant talks seems incredibly disingenuous and forced. I can't watch this with a serious face.
nojokes
There is a theory that there is correlation of UFO appearance in media and new conflicts.
krapp
Don't editorialize titles. The title of the video is "Navy pilots describe encounters with UFOs."

This has me worried. It's a 60 Minutes interview but I don't want the floodgates opened to every crackpot paranormal channels' videos.

atatatat
No, we'll just keep it to the reports from every branch of intelligence and armed services....