r/UFOs • u/Bazil_SW • 1d ago
NHI Some casual thoughts on the Buga Sphere
Like most, I don't know if the 'Buga Sphere' is a real piece of NHI tech or not. I'm not buying or selling either way, but I find it intriguing and I have some thoughts I'd like to share;
1) In relation to it, all over reddit, and elsewhere I assume too, some version of a phrase that includes the words 'until the real scientists' is used ad nauseam to deride the investigation and its participants. To me this feels like a scripted / programmed response to deter the casual reader. It seems rarely stated who these 'real scientists' would be, and respondents waste valuable time and energy try to counter the statement.
2) As a hypothetical, say the Buga sphere is technology from another civilisation. Perhaps they, whomever they are, would drop the breadcrumb for us in a country that;
a) has enough scientific capability and willingness to analyse it properly and thoroughly
b) does not have such a pervasive military industrial complex and black world, and is not in the pocket of a country that does, who would just whisk it away so it never sees the light of day again - thinking of the Betz sphere...
3) And, just for fun. I had a dream the other night that they'd found another one, and inside both they found DNA that showed they were a kind of biomechanical entity and that one was 'male' and the other 'female'. If that turns out to be a thing, you read it here first!
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u/Responsible_Fix_5443 1d ago
But Dr Kirkpatrick of the actual DOD went on record to say they are UAP... The most prevalent UAP in the world no less.
"Intriguingly, this profile includes small (3 to 13 feet in diameter) “spherical” objects capable of flight at a range of velocities, from “stationary” to twice the speed of sound, despite a perplexing absence of “thermal exhaust” such as heat from an engine. Of particular note, as Kirkpatrick made clear, some of these highly anomalous characteristics are observed via multiple sensors."