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Cloud images for the end of the day

Cloud images for the end of the day

Image I

There is a possibility that the similarity with some things is only coincidence. So don't take this so seriously. At the most up photo (Image I) is the cloud that seems like a thing, what is called "Aurora" or portrayed in the image as this mysterious plane. 

Image II

So is SR-72 the "Aurora"? If that thing is true, how long that mysterious maybe ramjet-propelled aircraft has been service. SR-72 can travel Mach 6, and the data of that aircraft is highly classified (1). The things, what are classified about that drone are the dimensions, and that means there might be some very exciting in that body. 


Image III

There is a possibility that this aircraft has been entered service long before that is reported. The thing is that this kind of aircraft is also updated, and I think that there may be some kind of armed variant of that kind of thing. 

Image IV

So the thing is that real data of the "Aurora" might cover also combat versions of some very interesting aircraft. When we are thinking about concepts like "Dark Star", we are forgetting that they could be something like F-15 fighter or B-1 bomber, which would be used to launch the X-37B type shuttle to the orbiter. 

Image V

Image three (Image III) portraits the thing, what looks like space shuttle what is lifting of the back of the Boeing 747 (Image IV) That is an old and one of the most iconic images, what NASA has been ever published. It portraits space shuttle Enterprise, which is lifting off from its mothership plane. And could it be possible that there is something, what connects that to the flight of highly classified X-37B, what is launched to orbit on 16 May? (2) 


Image VI

The X-37B has probably made its maiden flight in the same way with Enterprise. The thing is that there is the possibility that the mysterious "Dark Star" system is the X-37B, which is launched at the back of some F-15 fighter or B-1 bomber.  Or maybe those things are just clouds, and there is some other explanation for those coincidences. 

Image VII

But aviation and mysteries are interesting things. X-37B can serve in many missions, and one of them is the recon shuttle, which will observe satellites or that thing can also operate as the ASAT (Anti-satellite) vehicle, which can change it's trajectory very fast. The system can use centrifugal cannons, rockets, or some kind of EMP-weapons for making satellites unable to operate. But this is only speculation. 


Sources 

(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_SR-72

(2) https://futurism.com/the-byte/space-force-launch-mysterious-spacecraft

Image II https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/scaled/2014/12/01/23A19E0900000578-0-image-14_1417438219391.jpg

Image IV https://www.classicdriver.com/sites/default/files/styles/colorbox/public/article_images/ecn-6887.jpg

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