Maybe the day being shorter than the night has some sort of effect on the 4D STS ability to appear in 3D?
The ones over Copenhagen airport on Monday evening were there for 3 hours. That is a pretty long time and with the military/police unable to do anything. No shoot downs, not much in terms of pictures and then PUFF, they disappeared similarly to that they just suddenly appeared. One wonders what caused this 'UFO flap'.
Q: (L) Okay, going in another direction: what was the use of the "12 mirrors" that the Chinese emperor Huang Ti supposedly used?
A: Collection of energy.
Q: (L) Were they really mirrors?
A: No.
Q: (L) Okay. They were just perceived as "mirrors" by the people who saw them, or the transmission of the information was corrupted. (A) What energy did they collect?
A: Electromagnetic.
Q: (L) What was this energy used for?
A: Power for his craft and other machines.
Q: (L) Well, where did Huang Ti come from?
A: Orion Lab.
Q: (L) And he had things that were described in the literature as robots or mechanical guys, didn't he? So those were his other machines. What did these machines do?
A: Many things.
Q: (A) I want to know... okay, they were collecting EM energy. Where was this energy coming from. I would also like to collect EM energy. Was this energy from the EM field, was it solar energy, from zero-point energy, or cosmic energy, or what? Where was this energy coming from?
A: Solar moon.
Q: What does that mean?
A: Reflected and therefore modified.
Q: (L) So that suggests the "mirror" concept of Huang Ti.
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Governments today should be able to distinguish between objects, shouldn't they? The fact that they pretend to be unaware of their origin and have no intention of really getting to the bottom of the matter strikes me as highly suspicious... And of course, it serves other purposes very well.
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Yeah, you go ahead and trigger Article 4 and then 5 of NATO. That will teach them.
Last night I watched a statement by the Danish PM on this issue and I thought somewhat similar to what you are saying, but different.
Her speech could be summarized as "I'm not saying it's Russia, but it's Russia." And I wondered what someone in her position could say or do, assuming they really don't know what the drones are, while being unable to do anything about it like shooting them down or forcing them to land.
Yes, it could well be a high strangeness event and the Danish pm would then have to say what she did not to betray how little in control she is. The reason I question that it might in part be like the case in New Jersey, is the few numbers. They were talking about 2-3 and showed a video of just one. So if part of them would be hyperdimensional visitors, then that would leave about 1 or 2 to be government and 1 or 2 to be alien. The video from Copenhagen looked very much like a big aircraft flying in the usual way so that to me didn't appear out of this world. If more and better videos have emerged, that could change my view on things, but just saying that I am slightly sceptical and also due to the timing.
New drones sighted over Denmark's largest military base
Unidentified drones flew over Danish military sites including its biggest base during the night, the latest in a slew of sightings officials have called a "hybrid attack" and hinted at possible Russian involvement.
Drones were spotted at "several military sites", a Danish military spokesman said, refusing to provide other details.
Police said "one to two drones" were observed Friday around 8:15pm (1815 GMT) near and over the Karup military base, the country's biggest base which houses all of the armed forces' helicopters, airspace surveillance, flight school and support functions.
Karup is also home to parts of the defence command, according to the military's website.
Police spokesman Simon Skelkjaer said police could not comment on where the drones came from, adding: "We didn't take them down."
Police were cooperating with the military in their investigation, he said.
The Karup base shares its runways with the Midtjylland civilian airport, which was briefly closed though no flights were affected as none were scheduled at that hour, Skelkjaer said.
Mysterious drone observations across the Scandinavian country since Monday have prompted the closure of several airports.
Drone reports also closed Oslo airport for several hours earlier in the week, following drone incursions in Polish and Romanian territory and the violation of Estonian airspace by Russian fighter jets, which raised tensions in light of Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Russia to blame?
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Thursday that "over recent days, Denmark has been the victim of hybrid attacks", referring to unconventional warfare.
Investigators have so far failed to identify those responsible, but Danish Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said Thursday the flights appeared to be "the work of a professional actor".
Frederiksen has pointed the finger at Russia.
"There is one main country that poses a threat to Europe's security, and it is Russia."
Moscow said Thursday it "firmly rejects" any suggestion that it was involved in the Danish incidents. Its embassy in Copenhagen called them "a staged provocation", in a post on social media.
Danish Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard said earlier this week the aim of the attacks was "to spread fear, create division and frighten us".
The drone flights began just days after Denmark announced it would acquire long-range precision weapons for the first time, as Russia would pose a threat "for years to come".
Hummelgaard said Copenhagen would also acquire new enhanced capabilities to detect and neutralise drones.
Defence ministers from around 10 EU countries agreed Friday to make a so-called "drone wall" a priority for the bloc.
EU Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius said Europe needs to learn from Ukraine and swiftly build anti-drone defences.
"We need to move fast," Kubilius said in an interview. "And we need to move, taking all the lessons from Ukraine and making this drone wall together with Ukraine."
Copenhagen will host an EU summit gathering heads of government on Wednesday and Thursday.
It said Friday it had accepted Sweden's offer of its anti-drone technology to ensure the meeting could go ahead without disruption.
New drones sighted over Denmark's largest military base
New unidentified drones were observed over Denmark's biggest military base on Saturday, police said, in a slew of sightings that Danish officials have called a "hybrid attack".www.france24.com
Not saying either way , but light has been a staple of "extra-dimensionals" tool for all sorts of purposes.(...) creating slow flying paths across the sky, with steadily blinking lights.
It all seems a bit... uhm...too human.
