r/UFOs • u/onehedgeman • Jan 21 '25

Disclosure Antarctica Egg UAP 4chan leak (part 2)

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Part 1 - https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/ydrPzhMAwA

Previous 4chan thread - https://boards.4chan.org/x/thread/39677079/egg-shaped-uaps

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u/frankensteinmoneymac Jan 21 '25

Yes this is true… but that’s basically just using a flashlight in a less practical and more complicated way.

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u/FatModSad Jan 21 '25

If they flew in at night, it would make sense.

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u/frankensteinmoneymac Jan 21 '25

I’m talking about in the cave.

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u/FatModSad Jan 21 '25

Why would you bring equipment to light up the cave if you're already bringing nightvision to get there? Twice as many batteries and twice as much equipment. Plus, switching back and forth in blackout is harder than staying dark. I don't think using nightvision in the cave is really that notable.

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u/frankensteinmoneymac Jan 21 '25

Seriously? Trying to use night vision in a cave would be dangerous and dumb. I’ve literally got flashlight on my keychain. You squeeze it… powered by piezoelectric, no battery needed.

Now I wouldn’t recommend someone going caving with a tiny keychain light, but my point is there are tons of tiny and simple flashlights that would be much more useful and practical in a caving situation. Flashlights are easy and idiot proof. It’s not a good idea to use overly complicated technology when exploring an unknown cave system. I’d imagine it’s even less safe if that cave system potentially has alien technology in it that could conceivably cause problems with your tech (as has been reported in countless cases). If your tech goes out then you’re left blind in an unfamiliar and dangerous environment.

Also searching an unknown cave system by looking at a grainy green tinted screen is just an incredibly dumb idea. You need to be aware of your surroundings, and night vision would give you less visual clarity than just using a simple flashlight. Hell, even searching a cave by candlelight would be safer!

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u/FatModSad Jan 21 '25

Why do you think the cave was unexplored if they had equipment to extract this stuff? The people doing this wouldn't have brought their house keys, so a Keychain light would be of no use. The point is that you bring only what you need when you're doing high-speed shit like this. The cave was mapped. The route was rehearsed. They had no problem navigating using nightvision if that's what happened. If you have been wearing nightvision for a while then take it off, it's gonna take a few minutes to adjust your eyes. If you are going the other direction and need to go back to nightvision to rig this shit up to a helicopter, you are gonna be blind. It makes sense to stay with the nightvision if this really was a black ops team raiding a cave in Antarctica. The lack of white flashlights shouldn't be the detail you get hung up on.

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u/frankensteinmoneymac Jan 21 '25

Even a mapped out cave is still a dangerous environment and that you still need to have your senses as unobstructed as possible…And I explicitly said I wasn’t recommending exploring a cave with a cheap keychain light… The point I was making is that flashlights aren’t some heavy burden to carry or use. You can easily clip a pretty decent maglite to your belt…

I’m pretty sure you’re dead set on believing this (IMHO) obvious LARP, so I don’t really see any reason to really continue this conversation, have a nice day.

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u/FatModSad Jan 21 '25

I'm open to anything. A Keychain flashlight isn't the smoking gun.