Are The Gods back already? Or is this an enemy spacecraft? Or is it fake?

[SageOfSixPaths]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rJZLzUKDcE8

I thought it was fake because you couldn't really hear the second explosion, but then I saw something shooting off from the launcher before the second explosion, or it could've been a shot from somewhere else. I also noticed that the shadows on the spacecraft from the explosion look kind of weird, as if it's edited. What do you guys think?

 

[darkmonkey666]

Why is it staying still like that and just letting itself get shot at. Also what does that say in Russian or whatever that is. It could be something from TV. Looks kind of realistic though. Not sure. If this is some spacecraft it's more likely the enemy.

 

[Baelfire]

That ship is from the TV show Stargate: Universe. It is named Destiny in the show.

 

[Bemot Tenebras]

Its ake. Look at the other videos from the same channel.

 

[Power of Justice [SG]]

That is the most blatantly fake video ever. At that distance an explosion from artillery shells would be barely noticed, let alone reach the ship instantly.

Also real ships are rarely bigger than a 1 story building.
(Not that I've seen one lol, but due to the nature of the technology it doesn't make sense to go bigger)

 

[FancyMancy]

Speaking of Stargate, they have other weapons and many airmen. This in that video seems very undermanned...

Although there was something called "Project Blue Book" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGplWAb_lls), where they took a Grey hostage, so I think it could be the enemy too, being attacked by the military.

Is that also one of those hand-held dummies which would jerk after enough minutes of the person holding their hand up and extended, in an unnatural position for too long? Looking at "Thor", a grey alien in Stargate, he... erm... sort of looks real. CGI is amaze-balls.

 

[SageOfSixPaths]

That is the most blatantly fake video ever. At that distance an explosion from artillery shells would be barely noticed, let alone reach the ship instantly.

Also real ships are rarely bigger than a 1 story building.
(Not that I've seen one lol, but due to the nature of the technology it doesn't make sense to go bigger)

There's something called a mothership. I think they can go bigger than that.

 

[Power of Justice [SG]]

That is the most blatantly fake video ever. At that distance an explosion from artillery shells would be barely noticed, let alone reach the ship instantly.

Also real ships are rarely bigger than a 1 story building.
(Not that I've seen one lol, but due to the nature of the technology it doesn't make sense to go bigger)

There's something called a mothership. I think they can go bigger than that.

Clearly, but why do you need a mothership? Tactically speaking you're just a bigger and slower target. For one mothersip you can have thousands of smaller ships. We know they can travel almost instantaneously so what's the point. Also if you look at the videos on that channel you can see just how bullshit it really is.

 

[The Alchemist7 [SG]]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rJZLzUKDcE8

I thought it was fake because you couldn't really hear the second explosion, but then I saw something shooting off from the launcher before the second explosion, or it could've been a shot from somewhere else. I also noticed that the shadows on the spacecraft from the explosion look kind of weird, as if it's edited. What do you guys think?

That's definitely fake. If anything they probably shoot towards a screen and the screen generates the effect that is being shown.

Something similar occured before and is called the Battle of Los Angeles. Honestly I do believe this one was real, the US forces apparently shot whatever weaponry they had on a UFO that descended and stopped in the air above a Los Angeles bridge. Is has been said that they shot thousands of bullets yet the object was not even scratched.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Los_Angeles

Look how pathetic Wikipedia is in explaining this event:

When documenting the incident in 1949, the United States Coast Artillery Association identified a meteorological balloon sent aloft at 1:00 am as having "started all the shooting" and concluded that "once the firing started, imagination created all kinds of targets in the sky and everyone joined in"

I don't think a meteorological balloon can be shot with thousands of bullets and remain 100% intact. Either that, or the US forces were so terrible at aiming and missed all of them, which is as ridiculous as the explanation given by Wikipedia. If is true that this happened just 3 months after US joined WW2, it most likely was a sign regarding the war. I cannot tell from who it was. I don't think the Gods would bother to do such things, maybe the enemy was testing the strenght of the American military weapons at the time, who knows.

 

[NG Tyler Tekton]

youtube channel secureteam10, there are some good ufo related videos. a lot of information on usa military made craft that is classified.

 

[FancyMancy]

Get a bunch of paint pots of different colour. Decide that mixing them all together makes it all better, then mix them together. How bland and shit.

Furthermore, recall the episode of the Simpsons (or watch it then remember it) where the school turned commjewnist, and all the children were robotic, blinking on-cue, and dull and dismal... then it rained, and the colour came back, literally, from (if I remember correctly) a non-other-than-grey colour, no less! :roll: