Hi yet again guys,
Excuse my absence but I didn't get much further in my research due to sortin some professional and personal things recently, and decided to put aside my "fascination" with the UFOs for a little rest. Well, partially these times have passed, and as I didn't have much to write about I withheld myself from doing so. However, I'd like to inform you about two things. First, there was no luck with that military fellow, although I know him well, after asking some questions (I didn't rush into UFOs, military involvement directly at all), and all in all what he told me after he finally got where I was heading was that - it was out of his league knowing so high up secrets, and even if he had any information, he guessed he wouldn't have given them to me, simply cause he wouldn't be allowed to do so.
The second thing is someting that I think I'm still failing at emphasising enough - there are reasons why I think these were very advanced crafts and we didn't see any ordinary military testing. I will bring you back to the triangular object and will try doing it in a clean decent way and will present a little conversation adding to more credibility to my suspicions. Few facts:
- The object was solid and black - we could observe this because it came between us and the town and village lights from the distance, it had a very distinguishable contrast background to it, so it was the best possible position to observe it in the circumstances that night.
- We saw again as clearly as the shape of the triangle, its movement and position while flying - as I mentioned it stayed perfectly perpendicular to the horizon, and was flying in horizontal direction. Meaning that it was facing the forces of air resistance absolutely head-on with its flat surface, probably the worst way of handling air resistance, right? Unless...
- Recently, I had the luck to meet with a friend of mine from several years ago. He is about to get an Engineers degree in Aeronautics (he actually studied and trained for a pilot several years with hundreds of hours of flying when he decided in the end he would be far better off as an Engineer), and I decided he would be able to shed a light regarding this particular object and the way it flew. His words are as follows: "Flight of a solid object in the manner as you describe it is out of the reach of our technology. To work around the air resistance in such a case, and for the object to remain absolutely stable, and no sound generated by its flight, it would require antigravitational propulsion. We don't have this technology, we are still at odds with these on the theoretical side. Are you sure you weren't drunk?" Well, it appeared he has never been interested in informing himself about the black world of technology, because even after I told him I believe it's possible for humans to have this technology and use it, he still rejected this possibility. He laughed when I asked if it's possible for anything such as this to be held somewhere in the U.S. bases on Bulgarian territory.
So, I stand by my original statement, that in my experience and knowledge, the triangular object (the very least) was "a bit" more advanced than what we originally admit to have in our hands. And if it's us, and they're flying those in the Balkan Mountains in Bulgaria, why is that?
All in all, guys, I require any possible mundane explanation of the facts I mentioned above, in laymen's terms if you'd like. I explained the reasons why I believe it is someting much more advanced than the usual we see on army recruite videos or at wars. And I also found someone to shed a little light on this, as I'm not the most informed on aerodynamics and the such, who backed my thoughts, that's why I come back and ask you - please, give me a mundane explanation of how an average craft could behave this way, and when I say this, I'm not being sarcastic at all. I'm trully sincere when saying that I'd be thankful if I receive one, as it will lift a great weight that's been pulling me down and around for the last few months.