http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/aliens_dont_want_to_know.htmIf a spacecraft crashed into the sea, it'd be an underwater space ship, you great galoot.
http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/aliens_dont_want_to_know.htmIf a spacecraft crashed into the sea, it'd be an underwater space ship, you great galoot.
It's the probe stigma.Sadly people can't handle the truth about alien intervention on planet Earth.
Basically because they are scared.
If a spacecraft crashed into the sea, it'd be an underwater space ship, you great galoot.
What would it use for propulsion underwater though?
I'm not talking about a spacecraft that's designed to go underwater. I'm talking about a craft that's crashed into the sea. It's wreckage lying on the ocean bed.
What would it use for propulsion underwater though?
Fish could pull it along on a tow rope.
What would it use for propulsion underwater though?
If the spaceships can fly from other planets they are bound to be waterproof and one can only speculate as to the propulsion.You are pre supposing that you understand alien technology.
Very arrogant viewpoint. Don't talk about what you cannot comprehend.
U boats as I call them.
What would it use for propulsion in outer space? Why wouldn't that work under water?What would it use for propulsion underwater though?
What would it use for propulsion in outer space? Why wouldn't that work under water?
What would it use for propulsion in outer space? Why wouldn't that work under water?
Solar sails that drift on solar winds. These sails will also work if the craft is on water. Gets a bit problematic under water though.
Another bampot that thinks he knows all about alien technology.
They could have a peddle system .