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Seriously, there are persons on YT that answer this -what lost tech?- by "clearly they had 5 axis CNC capability".

Nothing special, indeed. But any "mysterious" news item will live very long, it does not necessarily have to be useful news. I am certain this type of "news" is introduced by news agencies to "compensate" the serious stuff.

Ben, from UnchartedX has made a new video on the subject, perhaps good to include it in this thread. As promised, he included the STL format measurements on the vase on his website, which I copy here: Predynastic Vase Scan STL I wish dearly I still had access to SpatialAnalyzer.. Source...

So it is becoming to look like the two other small objects could be (at least one of) those hobby balloons? I find it histerically funny that one hand we have this simple, mundane balloon, and on the other hand we have the Reddit ufo community that is going completely bezirk that even these...

I don't agree with the light direction in your diagram/image.. I think it is much more horizontal.. Look at this shadow, impossible to create if the sun was on the top end of the frame. You can only get this specular sun glare (in your puddle) if the sun is almost vertical in frame, which I...

So we are now on the 16th of Feb, and STILL no news? Or did I miss it? (non-US guy here)

Indeed. For now, we don't have any info. And even if we had, it is hard to prove it is correct.

It is also used to "wrap up" satellites and spacecrafts, this time called Multi Layer Insulation. Basically 3-4 layers of aluminised Mylar foil.

That the "spy things" did not send out signals sounds logical to me. Does not make them NOT "spy things". I am convinced they were all spying objects.

It seems it all is becoming a 'big deal'. And we/MB cannot do a lot if: https://theaviationist.com/2023/02/12/f-16-shoots-down-an-unidentified-octagon-shaped-object-over-lake-huron/

Looking into the papers written about the ACDL (Aerosol and Carbon dioxide Detection Lidar) that the Daqi-1 spacecraft has on board, it looks like it is able to eject green (532nm) but also IR like 1064 and 1575. Quite advanced design, as it is able to produce altitude resolved hyperspectral data.

@NorCal Dave You must then also enjoy the videos from Thunderf00t, over on youtube. He is keen on exposing stuff like that.

I see what you mean. Apologies, did not want to be rude..

I might be wrong, but I think MB is not just a "let's drop a video" place. I am not a mod, so I can be wrong here. What is you opinion/analysis of this observation for instance? What makes it special?

@Itsme In other words, out of this world the materials are not. Curious some people keep hanging on to the idea they have been brought here by ufos. Including Ryan, which makes my opinion on him a bit skewed..

I was trying to find any images of the debris and/or recovery project.. Sadly no info yet. I guess it is not going to be public.

Indeed, why not catch it? It does not have to be destroyed. Small hole in the balloon and it will slowly come down?

Probably many, in the possession of a large aperture telescope (say, 12" or up), already have looked at it, as it's slow moving. That way you can for sure determine what is hanging underneath in greater spatial detail. Likely the military has done so a long time ago.

I think there are no optical telescopes on this one, but I could be wrong. Or do you think it is a kind of radar system?