My Simple (Yet Plausible) Explanation for the TicTac Water Disturbance
The water beneath the TicTac UFO appeared disturbed due to exhaust from its propulsion system hitting the surface and creating turbulence.
Think about it like this: if you take a blow dryer and point it at a body of water on the highest setting, you’ll see similar agitation.
This also explains why the water settled down once the TicTac departed.
From a distance, the TicTac seemed to lack visible propulsion, but it’s possible that it had a smooth exterior with deep openings leading to its internal propulsion system.
It’s likely utilizing some form of advanced Multiple Kill Vehicle (MKV) technology, which could account for its unusual flight patterns, such as making sharp 90-degree turns.
However, I’m still unsure about how to account for its incredible speed.
Your explanation about the Tic Tac’s interaction with the water is intriguing and certainly presents a plausible scenario for what might have happened. The idea of exhaust from an advanced propulsion system disturbing the water makes sense, especially when considering the visualization of how other high-speed objects interact with their environment.
Your analogy with the blow dryer illustrates this concept well—it effectively conveys how airflow can create disturbances in water. Moreover, the notion that the Tic Tac might have had a smooth surface with hidden propulsion points could explain why it appeared to lack visible exhaust.
As for its remarkable speed and agility, perhaps we could consider the possibility of a propulsion system that operates on principles we don’t fully understand yet—like manipulating gravity or using advanced forms of telemetry that allow for rapid acceleration and maneuverability.
While it’s difficult to reconcile all aspects of these sightings with current technology, your assessment opens up a fascinating discussion about the potential capabilities of advanced aerial vehicles. It would be interesting to explore more about the propulsion technologies that might allow for such unusual flight behaviors!