And I look at this as probably, I think, eventually when we finally learn what these things are - this is going to be one of the greatest intelligence failures in history," said Knuth. They show up over nuclear weapons sites, and virtually nothing is known about them. "We've had 70 years, three quarters of a century where we've had these things flying in our airspace.
"For me, it's a little disconcerting." he said. Knuth says he's disappointed there has not been more serious study done by scientists. Our fighter jets can really only handle about 13 G's before the wings get ripped off," he said.Īt midpoint on the way down, the craft would have been traveling at approximately 35,000 miles per hour through the air and without a sonic boom. "So those accelerations we estimated were on the order of about 5000 G's, which is 5,000 times the acceleration of gravity, which is really crazy. In the Nimitz case, objects were tracked on radar several times, descending from 28,000 feet, which is about five miles up, down to sea level in about. It included case studies from 1951 to present day, which included sightings of objects near the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier in 2004.Īll the reports consist of reliable eyewitness testimony and, more importantly, corroborating radar data. Knuth authored a paper titled Estimating Flight Characteristics of Anomalous Unidentified Aerial Vehicles. Among other things, he is a former NASA research scientist at the Ames Research Center. Professor Kevin Knuth is an associate professor of physics at the University in Albany. So it seems as if the government is concerned about the national security threat these phenomena may pose.Īcademia has been slow to take up the subject, possibly for fear of ridicule, but even that is changing. The Pentagon has admitted they've been studying them and recently NASA has announced its own investigation. Navy confirmed that earlier leaked videos did, in fact, show what they call UAP's or unidentified aerial phenomena. In case you may have missed it, a big news story has been bubbling to the surface.
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