Kevin Knuth

There's no fireball.

There's no sound in many cases.

The underwater UFOs, you've even got more, and you should have much more friction there.

These things are moving.

The one with the New Zealand frigate in 1980s, the HMNZS Southland, had an 800-foot-long USO

following it.

And it was about two kilometers behind the ship and actually closed that distance in 25 seconds and went under the ship and drained all the batteries, drained all the power from the ship.

And you've got a clear, the width of this thing was about 150 feet in diameter, this cylindrical shaped object, 800 feet long.

So it's

So it's, what is that?

That's 30% longer than the largest Russian sub, which would be the Typhoon-class subs, right?

So it's 30% bigger than a Typhoon-class sub.

The thing closes two kilometers in 25 seconds.

This gives you a crazy acceleration, right, underwater.

The top speed is something like 3,500 miles an hour.

And you've got to clear a

a 150-foot diameter, two-kilometer-long cylinder of water out of the way to move this thing in 25 seconds.

That water had to go somewhere.

Water is not compressible.

So you would have had waves coming up.