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Iran Announces Launch Of Its Unmanned Flying Saucer .. or is it one that got away … EYE Report
The article below claims that if this is true … it would be to good or to silly to be true … I myself wouldn't think so …
There are a lot of small crafts sleeping underground … discovered or not … yet some having been discovered … are kept in secret and studied of their design …
Sooner or later I would not be surprised it one or many such crafts … were to be activated of their power sources and their automatic pilot kicks in …
Such a discovered sleeping craft … would be seen in this matrix reality simply because their little images (compared to their bigger designs) would have already been programmed into the setting of this matrix frequency …
I would see them as the little children in the which some scriptures speaks of in metaphor … there are so many celestial mysteries around us …
1 John 2:27-29 (King James Version)
27But the anointing which ye have received of him abideth in you, and ye need not that any man teach you: but as the same anointing teacheth you of all things, and is truth, and is no lie, and even as it hath taught you, ye shall abide in him.
28And now, little children, abide in him; that, when he shall appear, we may have confidence, and not be ashamed before him at his coming.
29If ye know that he is righteous, ye know that every one that doeth righteousness is born of him.
This photo accompanies an actual news release from an actual Iranian news service, which claims the Islamic Republic has built a flying saucer.
Of course, it's possible Iran's news agency chose to illustrate their announcement with a screen shot from a 1950s B movie. But the Fars News Service does not explain the photo's origin, simply stating that the flying saucer was unveiled in a special ceremony.
The ship is called Zohal – Saturn in Persian – and is designed for aerial imaging. Zohal has a data downlink and can fly in both indoor and outdoor spaces, according to the Fars News Service. The Daily Mail points out that Fars is a hard-line state-run news service. But with this photo, we can't help but think of the homophone farce instead.
From the news release: "The flying machine is equipped with an auto-pilot system, GPS (Global Positioning System) and two separate imaging systems with full HD 10 mega-pixel picture quality and is able to take and send images simultaneously."
But a separate news agency says Zohal is actually a little "cuadrotour" drone. Another news release, from the perhaps more reliable Iranian Students' News Agency, shows a picture of a quadrocopter grasping what looks like an old-school Pentax. The news release says that this, instead, is Zohal.
But again, this photo's origin is unclear. SUAS News, which covers the UAV community, says this is a DraganFlyer X6. "We doubt very much that the Canadian company has sold airframes to Iran knowingly," reports SUAS' Gary Mortimer.
So which one is it?
IEEE Spectrum's Automaton blog points out that Iran may indeed have built a Coandâ-effect UAV, which looks like a flying saucer. The plate-shaped UAV has a rotor at the top that thrusts air downward, providing lift and thrust.
No matter Zohal's actual design, it's not the first time Iran has claimed to have built a ridiculous piece of machinery for defense and surveillance purposes. The Bavar 2 flying boat thing, unveiled last fall, supposedly packs automatic weapons and surveillance equipment.
Iran has announced several achievements in robotics and other technologies during the past year. It launched some turtles into space in 2010, and unveiled a dancing humanoid robot named Surena-2.
But a flying saucer just seems too good – really, just too silly – to be true.
