Some incredible updates to report on: • the list now includes many more examples of box-orbs linking up like this
You can watch as two box-orbs approach one another, touch and partially merge, then extrude the tether out between them as they part. Then they fly off together as a unit. There's multiple videos of whole clouds of these craft, veritable armadas, captured from all manner of angles - from ground, air (from above and below) and sea. Most astonishing revelation thus far is that the tech base appears to be scale-invariant: box-orbs can be TINY! You can watch incredible footage of what are clearly box-orbs - having all of the typical weird properties and characteristics - yet only ~ 1³ mm in size! Another anomaly that's becoming much more apparent is what i call the clown-car paradox - orbs that emit many other box-orbs, which are almost as large as it; how'd they all fit inside, then? TARDIS-like abilities or something? There's obviously a simpler explanation that would seem to tie all these observations together - the fact that the extruded tether appears to be made from the same semi-translucent, iridescent material as the cubes themselves, the diminutive yet fully-autonomous fairy-like box-orbs, and the clown-car paradox: • we're looking at a meta-material that can be assembled and disassembled on the fly, perhaps using largely environmentally-sourced materials IOW, perhaps this material's largely fabricated from the components of the surrounding air - my feeling is not so much 'nanotech', as something that perhaps crystallises or precipitates out from a highly-controlled plasma of ie. air or seawater or whatever's available.. This might also be consistent with observations of 'morphing' between different shapes.. as well as their ability to 'summon' more box-orbs, apparently ex nihilo.. Hence we'd be dealing with macroscopic quantum-classical systems, highly-entangled photo-electric couplings - polaritons, magnons and spinons etc. - aggregate low-entropy states with large-scale baryonic ensembles sharing few, unitary wave-functions, tightly controlled, but still susceptible to ie. the observed position / momentum indeterminacies and resulting quantum leaps; where the object disappears then reappears either instantaneously, or sometimes even within the same video frame, thus appearing to be in super-position. Yet another fascinating observation re. their mutual interactions is that they can enter a mode in which two or more box-orbs appear to become coherent - their precise motions and quantum-jumps clearly paired, across some distance - obviously temporarily sharing the same inertial reference frame but also, clearly-entangled wave-functions; in this mode more than ever, the visual impression is of some kind of projection, its actual source far away, if meticulously (but imperfectly) focused on this location.. hence the 'jitter' - as if they're not actually bound to Earth's inertial frame, at least, not the ground anyway. All these observations are categorised in commented links on the list, see for yourselves. Gotta say though, the most shocking revelation to me is these miniature variants - i'm not kidding, no more than a cubic millimeter, yet possessing ALL of the characteristic properties of the larger versions.. so, just what are the limits, there - how small can they get? Final thought: now this IS crazy - i mean, even i have little confidence in what i'm about to relate, but it is what it is so i'm just throwing it out there - the JWST calibration shots of Jupiter show myriad large, box-shaped IR silhouettes clustered around Europa's orbit (links in the list); i could find no official explanation, thus far.. but hopefully there's a perfectly prosaic one eh.. On Fri, Jul 8, 2022 at 7:08 AM Robin <[email protected]> wrote: > In reply to Vibrator !'s message of Mon, 4 Jul 2022 11:12:33 +0100: > Hi, > [snip] > > > >..if i may insist however, this thing below is not a fire lantern: > >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiowRwpwVAQ&t=6s > > Indeed, but it may be a box-kite with an essentially invisible nylon > tether. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes, > and materials. > [snip] > If no one clicked on ads companies would stop paying for them. :) > >
