Alex Carson
August 2019
In August 2019, footage of what it’s like a real flying saucer is in to YouTube. The saucer was capable of lying in all directions while flying at high speeds and performing expert maneuvers. The UFO looks like something out of a science fiction movie. While this man-made craft looked like it was ready to explore the universe, the person who created it had something different in mind.
All Directions Flying Object (ADIFO)
The disc dubbed the All Directions Flying Object, by an engineer named Razven Sabie, and an aerodynamicist named Losif Taposu. They were both from Romania. Losif’s resume proved that he was the right man for the job. For a while, he worked as a senior scientist at Romania’s National Institute for Aerospatiale Research. Currently, he is the head of Theoretical Aerodynamics at the National Aviation Institute.
Two Decades Of Work
It took over two decades for the ADIFO to become a reality. The aerodynamics alone requires hundreds of pages that confirm by computer simulations and wind tunnel tests. When the video is on YouTube by Tech World, the inventors mentioned that the inspiration behind it wasn’t to mimic UFOs. The creators say that it has more organic origins.
UFO Sightings In History
UFO sightings have been reported all the way back to ancient Egypt. According to the Tulli Papyrus transcription, a pharaoh from the Eighteenth Dynasty named Thutmose III claimed to have seen fiery discs hovering in the sky. During the Roman era, there were five more sightings. During Roman times, an airborne craft is in the skies over Rome in 218 B.C.. It says that there is a silvery object, like a storage jar flying over Turkey. Between the 16th and 19th centuries, similar instances occurred from Japan to the United States.
1940’s
In the 1940s, during World War II, more sightings occurred. During aerial battles, many airmen claimed to have seen circular glowing objects around them. They claimed that they looked like fiery globes, that were orange, red, and white orbs. The actual term, “flying saucers” was first coined in 1947. A man named Kenneth Arnold was in his private plane, and he reported seeing about nine crescent-shaped crafts flying several thousands of miles per hour. He compared them from saucers skipping on the water. This was where the term flying saucer came to be.
Roswell
Just about everyone hears the stories that says to have taken place in Roswell, New Mexico. The local news reported an alien aircraft wreckage, but the U.S. Military refused to confirm this. Instead, they claimed that it was a downed weather balloon. When the photos of the wreck were printed in the paper, people didn’t believe the military’s story. Fifty years later, the U.S. military decided to come clean about the wreckage. They claim that the craft was built for Project Mogul, which was a classified operation designed to collect information about Soviet nuclear testing. They say that they attached microphones that could detect sound waves from atomic explosions to high-altitude balloons.
Real Aliens
Witnesses claimed to have seen alien bodies with aluminum bones and latex skin falling from the sky. This led many to believe that aliens landed in New Mexico. While many people believe that aliens had landed on Earth, the military has another explanation. They claim that the bodies weren’t alien corpses, and they were just dummies. They claim that these dummies were used to figure out if pilots could survive falling from a plane. It sounds like a simple explanation, but it didn’t satisfy the imaginations of many. Of all the UFO sightings, 90 percent can explain.
ADIFO
The ADIFO may look like a flying saucer, but that wasn’t the purpose of the design. The circular shape was based on an airfoil, which is like the fin on a dolphin’s back that allows it to glide through the water. It also helps the craft to move at supersonic speeds. The engineers claim that the shape lowers the chance of shockwaves on the surface. These are just a few of the many advantages of the “space-like” shape.
Military Purposes
According to the creators, it can be used for military purposes. It can be used as an unmanned aerial vehicle for combat or as a fighter aircraft. Since it can quietly reach supersonic speeds, it can be great for espionage. They claim that with the right alterations, it could also be used as a manned craft.
Military Patents
In 2017, the U.S. Navy was granted a patent that can perform many of the actions of ADIFO. The patent is very detailed, but this doesn’t mean that it has even been built or tested yet. Scientists in Romania shocked the world with their real-life flying saucer. If the craft is built, and the U.S. military does what they are hoping, we may be seeing more of these crafts in the sky in the near future.
