Build Your Own UFO

Are Belong To Us dept. writes "Guess where the billions of dollars in the super-secret Air Force program are going? Build your own for $10 in parts. They're popularly called "Lifters" and they're flying (one of many videos) without engines and can hover in place. Admit it, it would have been cool to see a UFO. Never mind if you didn't, because now you can build your own (another, step-by-step instruction, here), like lots of people around the globe already have, for $10 in parts. A number of patents surround the technology, some by NASA. The best introduction site to all of this is Jean-Louis Naudin's site. There goes your sleep - this is fascinating stuff. ;-)" Any website that uses the phrase "a simple 30KV power supply" is okay in my book.

Comments

Re:the osdn bar at the top

[fruey]

I have Opera under KDE, and yes, the bar has more height than usual.

I can't easily tell from the HTML why this is being rendered like that, but I think there is a class for one of the input styles which is not referenced.

I don't have the HTML of the other to compare.

I think its exaggerated

[HanzoSan]

Sure maybe 40-50 percent are hoaxes, this is saying one out of every two people is a liar.

That being said, The rest is something else. If the government werent keeping secrets, why is it always the government whos first to say its a hoax, they dont even investigate it, they hear UFO and they yell hoax a few seconds later.

Disinformation, and leading people to think its hoaxes, even aliens, would benifit the governments agenda.

problem is, this would also benifit Aliens agendas, they dont want to be known so we can attack and try to kill them so they'd abduct people in the middle of no where, people with very low IQs, so its not believeable, and only do it at night, so they cant be seen.

Either way, i think theres more evidence for these two theories, than millions of people all being hoaxers for no reason