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Foo Fighters

4 or 5 years back a friend was on a large ship , it was pitch black
around midnight he was out on the fore deck and looking back at the bridge
he noticed, "this was a civilian ship by the way" one or two cant remember glowing
rods with balls at intervals' going straight up from the bridge and going out of sight,
I wonder if this was something related to the Foo fighter thing maybe triggered by
the radar, the balls being were the radar scanned through that point.
Many aircraft towards the end of the was carried radar I don't know how powerful
these sets were but after the war one radar was suspected of causing house fires
though this was denied by the powers that be.
 
There are far more planes flying nowadays including lots of prop engine planes why are they not seen today?
 
Modern civilian propeller planes usually fly at half the height, because nowadays there aren't people trying to shoot them down. The bombers in WWII used to fly at 35,000 feet; low pressure phenomena such as plasma discharges are more noticeable at that height.

Nevertheless, the ideas in the Journal of Modern Physics paper about 'living' plasmas in space are garbage.
 
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Aircraft don’t fly in such close proximity and there would be a lot more clag the dust of war in the air they were churning through more friction more static charge
 
Robbrent said:
There are far more planes flying nowadays including lots of prop engine planes why are they not seen today?
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As @eburacum states, modern aircraft aren't dodging flak and so fly lower and also not in huge formations like during the war which often saw hundreds of prop aircraft in the sky at the same time. Also engine technology has changed and prop aircraft like the DASH 8 are turbo-props that use a small jet engines to drive the propellers.

Anyway, here is a great article on what we know about foo fighters by Andy Roberts in Phenomena Magazine:

"The subject of Foo-Fighters, the mysterious aerial phenomenon seen by aircrew during W.W.II, is
probably the most neglected area of study in the field of ufology. Once ufologists realised that
their world did not in fact begin on June 24th 1947 with Arnold’s infamous sighting, it has become
fashionable to conduct research into “historical” UFO’s which has led to some useful insights into
the nature of the UFO phenomenon as a whole."

Read on for free at:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KwrKkSqwx_DTTqfgtosfMxha4LHW2u8u/view
 
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