[kall]

Originally Posted by National Institute for Discovery Science

The United States is currently experiencing a wave of Flying Triangle sightings that may have intensified in the 1990s, especially towards the latter part of the 1990s.

The wave continues. The Flying Triangles are being openly deployed over and near population centers, including in the vicinity of major Interstate Highways.

The behavior of these Triangular aircraft does not conform to previous patterns of covert deployment of unacknowledged aircraft.

Neither the agenda nor the origin of the Flying Triangles are currently known.

So...has anyone else heard of these?

[NiteFenix]

I prefer the normal garden variety flying saucers. Round is best in the line of fashion

[trogg]

Sounds like the rumoured Aurora spy plane.
From memory the fleet of SR71 Blackbirds were retired approx 5 years ago without ANY complaints from the intellegence community. Now this shouldn't make sence as they require a platform that can be positioned over an area of interest within a short space of time, not the day or so it might take to reposition a spy satelite.
The Aurora is supposedly a triangular shaped Mach 6 platform that uses pulse jet engines developed from the X-35 Dynasoar project.

The most major opps in proving the existance of such a craft was the earthquake in Southern California a few years back. The earthquake was not a major event on the Ritcher scale but unusually the epicenter was travelling across California at 6 times the speed of sound (ie faster than the X15 rocket plane ever flew).

Now who can guess what direction was this earthquake was travelling in?

[LostinChina]

which direction was that?

[Dun Juan]

sorry Im spamming, Ive got a kid to entertain

[next_place]

Originally Posted by Dun Juan

sorry Im spamming, Ive got a kid to entertain

lol, who?

[trogg]

Originally Posted by LostinChina

which direction was that?

Towards an airbase that doesn't official exist but is visable from (French) satelites in the state of Nevada, aka Area 51 / Groom Lake.