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Originally Posted by Fuzz
It doesn't rule out secret US military operations at all. If a branch wants to keep it secret, they aren't going to say "ya, that's us". Testing how secret and open to detection your platforms are in a place where you know there are all sorts of advanced sensors watching you would be a good strategy, and no risk of the tech falling into enemy hands by testing it against their equipment.
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Originally Posted by Fuzz
I'm not claiming anything, I'm providing another option. One I'd consider more likely than aliens.
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Actually, the United States has been very careful to manage their black projects and keep them as far away from all prying eyes, civilian and military. It would be incongruent with their past behaviors to "testing" advanced technology around active military installations who were not part of the program itself.
If the concept of "aliens" and intelligent extraterrestrial life is such an incredible stretch, then why does the government and science communities continue to invest so much money and energy into attempting to discover their existence?