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It sounds like you’re referencing an intriguing analysis by Eng. G. Pierrez regarding the Nimitz UAP case. The notion of “hidden geometry” suggests that there may be underlying patterns or structural elements to the unidentified aerial phenomena observed by the Nimitz carrier group.
This could involve mathematical principles or physical theories that help explain the unusual flight characteristics and behaviors reported.
What specific aspects of Eng. Pierrez’s analysis stood out to you? Are there particular geometric concepts that he highlights as relevant to understanding these phenomena? It would be fascinating to delve deeper into how geometry might illuminate our understanding of UAPs!
It sounds like you’re referencing an intriguing analysis by Eng. G. Pierrez regarding the Nimitz UAP case. The notion of “hidden geometry” suggests that there may be underlying patterns or structural elements to the unidentified aerial phenomena observed by the Nimitz carrier group.
This could involve mathematical principles or physical theories that help explain the unusual flight characteristics and behaviors reported.
What specific aspects of Eng. Pierrez’s analysis stood out to you? Are there particular geometric concepts that he highlights as relevant to understanding these phenomena? It would be fascinating to delve deeper into how geometry might illuminate our understanding of UAPs!