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Lately I’ve been thinking about a possible explanation for all these U.S. Navy UFO encounters where the objects maneuver like nothing we can build, yet we never get any clear, direct, face-to-face contact.

My theory:

If these craft use some type of spacetime warp bubble to travel, maybe they can’t safely exit that bubble in our atmosphere. In other words, they can get close to us, but they can’t actually step out of the field that lets them travel here in the first place. That could explain why we see them flying around, but no landed ships, no beings walking out, no classic “close encounters.”

Maybe interacting with normal spacetime would collapse their field or expose them to conditions they can’t survive. Or maybe the technology simply doesn’t allow a “smooth transition” between warp-bubble space and regular space.

What do you all think?
Does this idea fit with what we know about theoretical warp drives, UAP sightings, or physics in general?
Curious to hear everyone’s take.

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u/Savings_Marsupial935 on r/UFOs

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https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1p8nj5e/what_if_ufos_cant_exit…

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