The emergence of a groundbreaking drone technology has sparked speculation about the authenticity of numerous UFO sightings, suggesting that they may actually be man-made aircraft. Florida-based start-up Undefined Technologies has developed the Silent Ventus drone, which utilizes ion propulsion to generate thrust without wings or propellers, resulting in an almost silent flight. This innovative drone can also hover in adverse wind conditions, a feature often associated with military UFO sightings. DailyMail.com spoke to drone experts to explore the possibility that advanced technologies, like these “floating” drones, could explain various sightings, including the well-known “Tic Tac” drone incident in 2004. Undefined Technologies claims that its ion-propelled eVTOL drone produces 150% more thrust than its competitors. The company aims to achieve a 15-minute flight with noise levels below 70dB this year, introducing ion drives, commonly used in satellites and spacecraft, to earthly applications. Drone expert Dr. Shaun Passley, CEO and Founder of Zenadrone, stated that advancements in drone technology, such as ion propulsion, “morphing” drones, and extended range capabilities, could be responsible for many UFO sightings. Passley explained that modern drones have the speed and agility to perform maneuvers that appear to have advanced propulsion systems, and they can quickly change direction and hover in place. These capabilities, combined with stealth features and adaptive materials, further contribute to the potential confusion between drones and unidentified aerial phenomena. Recent reports from Pentagon officials suggest that some of the 144 UFO sightings discussed may be attributable to surveillance drones employed by China. Additionally, Verge Aero, a leader in drone swarm technology, demonstrated on a History Channel show how coordinated drone formations can create complex shapes and patterns, potentially resembling UFOs. The misidentification of unmanned and spy drones as extraterrestrial craft has a long history, stemming from the Cold War era when the US and Soviet Union were experimenting with high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft like the U-2 spy plane. The introduction of VTOL drones and planes has only increased the frequency of UFO reports. Dr. Ajaz Ali, course director in Computer Science at Ravensbourne University, emphasized the role of covert drone activities in fueling UFO narratives, citing the declassified CIA report in 2013 that connected U-2 reconnaissance missions with sightings of unconventional aerial objects. As drones continue to gain popularity in civilian and commercial sectors, their diverse shapes and configurations often resemble traditional UFO descriptions and contribute to the perpetuation of UFO reports.
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