US Scientists JUST Announced Antigravity Aircraft That Defies Physics!

In the world of military aviation, there's a secret realm that goes way beyond typical aircraft, hidden from the public eye. Up there, above the clouds, these mysterious aircraft baffle us.Aviation companies in the US have kept themselves busy, trying their hands on different projects that have left people curious and wondering, and we will be thrashing the questions everyone is asking about these strange aircraft. Join us as we unravel the mystery behind the seemingly otherworldly jets in our skies, and the insane new UFO airplane US scientists recently announced.

#Hyperspeed

[lasvegme]

We've had anti gravity flying machines for a long time. Our technology is light years beyond anything knowen. We have had help.

[billstrasburg]

The stuff we hear about here is probably 75 years' worth of technology behind what we actually have.

[victoryfirst]

Years ago I seen a BLACK triangle flying at maybe 5 MPH with a size that is hundreds of feet wide and 1000 plus feet long. How this flew silently in the sky will never leave my mind. THE SIZE WAS JUST UNBELIEVABLE, PERIOD !!!

[kbjerke]

"Cold Fusion Reactors." Yeah, OK.

[jaytee]

My dad was military he used to say if they tell
You about it than they’re decades beyond it and so far past it that whatever they’re working on now makes it look like not only like a failure but a child’s experiment. If they tell you about it and confirm it then it’s nothing special and no longer relevant in terms of capabilities to what we have now.

[jesublade]

My grandpa moved near Norton AF base around 1995 when I was born. He used to see new aircraft and recorded some videos about how they remain static midair, my dad and my uncle used to say it was just an optical illusion, after watching this video I think he might have seen some new technologies

[solomondaniel]

Being ahead in the game, is what keeps or sees that peace is alive.

[basavarajubr]

This mercury based technology was present in ancient Bharatiya books. In Rig veda the details are there. This shows that the technology which is used by the today's scientists are already known to the ancient world. Jai 🙏🏽

[johnizitchiforalongtime]

If they are putting this out there. They have something better, probably 1000% better.

[BrianG-jo]

In the 90's I lived near Norton AF base. I was amazed to see new aircraft fly in the sky that were likely on test flights.

[roba]

I missed the part where they announce they have Anti Gravity craft.

[mutedsoundsk]

The TR-3B uses the technology which was found on the Haunebu 2 series of German flying disks.
Which, in turn, were built through reverse engineered devices found after the 1936 UFO crash in Freiburg.
But they already started working on the debrees from a crash that happened in Italy in 1934.
Beyond the Gravity Engine (Tachionator) and drive system, it also featured ray gun cannons (Kraftstrahlkanonen).

[rickwhite]

3:50 "Often mistaken for an UFO."
A flying object that can't be identified is per definition an UFO!

[nigelmoscrop]

It's amazing how the aircraft industry has gone from a motorised kite to something out of this world in just over 100 years

[Jimserac]

"coated with a polymer that has radio observation capabilities..." I think you meant " coated with a polymer that has radar absorption capabilities"...

[bretdaley]

I used to own a house in Palmdale and I once saw an sr71 float in the air static, that one blew my mind. It was either in 97 or 98

[ilumintrx]

with how fast technology is going, i wouldn't be surprised if if we really are going into the next step for technology, something only seen in movies

[Shivaho]

When I Lived in Ventura during the 1990s I often saw TR-3Bs hovering silently overhead & the slowly floating away defying gravity effortlessly.

[Tomkend]

They announced and demonstrated electro gravity on TV in the early 1950's.
By 1955 they had stopped talking about it and it disappeared from the public mindset.

[Michael.Chapman]

The specifications given for the aircraft beginning at 2:32 sound really manageable and safe for humans to engineer.