Seems impossible for them to develop this stuff and I agree.
But at the same time, today by chance yt recommended me this video below.
As You can see russian NUCLEAR powered satelite crashed in USA in 1978. And the nuclear reactor was only 400kg. So small power sources were possible even back then
A 1978 satellite was barely doing anything, sending 1s and 0s to dot matrix printer. So of course it doesn't need a huge power plant, and no doubt solar powered as well
Thats huge step to having craft move with 0 inertia or sonic booms
Impossible......no
But if they've had these craft since the 40s upwards (reports dating back), wheres all the tech that spawned from that?
I mean whats been the last big development? Fibre optics back in the 1966 maybe......? Other than that it just cpu's and carbon fibre that I can think of, maybe nanotechnology, but thats still science fiction as far as Im aware
If these craft are from here and have been for nearly 60-70 years, wheres all tech that comes from that?
Metallurgy is the same and hasn't changed, well these craft have had it for over 60 years, thats a giant leap
The propulsion, thats not changed at all, still fossil fuel explosions, other than electric and nuclear, they have none of this (or appear to not use this), thats another giant leap forward
Theres not really anything, most shit that the military use, eventually gets filtered down to the public domain, but we don't have anything remotely close to any of that, after 70 years
Thats very odd if you ask me.
Unless people can show me anything remotely close and In every day use, because I can't think of anything. We still rely on the same shit we have for the last 100 years fossil fuels, basic materials and explosions to move forward. Only thingnis RC drones on batteries, but no drone can loiter for over 12 hours in 1 spot (reported radar cases of these objects have been seen doing this and more)
So thats either an amazing battery or something else, that again is a huge leap forward
These things aren't just a single generation leap, they're like 10 leaps a head. So you would think you'd see those baby steps to get to that point filter down to the public domain
Just a thought anyway
If theyre ours, we've got 3 massive leaps forward, and no baby steps in tech to get to that point, even on a military scale
Military has barely made energy weapons or rails guns that work well yet (granted some are in use now)
Edit: for balance, if all of these are mis-identified, from eye witness of the tik tak, the radar data, and video data, and its still mis-identified, world militaries really need to up their game, because that's a global embarrassment tbh, and would be hilarious