I watched your "documentary" series, remember. Or at least the one episode that you told me to watch because it was the "best" one to start with. I complained about the entire thing in a giant post, remember? Not a single thing in that "documentary" made me any more confident in believing anything anyone said.
So let me get this straight while I'm here. It wasn't really 10,000 mph, it was just some number to say, "really fast"? So was the reality closer to 1,000? 5,000? 50,000? But wait, they were backed up by radar and instruments supposedly, so 10,000 must be fairly accurate then. So I ask again, how did the human eye even see it? And if it came as close as some of these reports claim, how did the pilots avoid being tossed about like turds in a jacuzzi after the air turbulence caught up with them? Or am I now supposed to also believe that these UAPs have not only defied physics in terms of inertia, they also figured out a way not to displace air as they travel through it? Not to mention being made out of, apparently, entirely frictionless materials.
As I've said many times before, I don't doubt there are "unknown aerial phenomena" being seen all the time by military pilots. What I doubt is that they are some advanced tech (whether human or alien) that so vastly surpasses all known technologies as to be essentially alien tech. And that, if that tech is human, it has not somehow leaked even a small part of that tech into other industries. And if it is alien, that they (or us, having captured it), just decided to go out and joyride with it in plain view of witnesses. Since you say it happens ALL the time, to ALL pilots. You mean to tell me that we (or aliens) are so dumb that we just fly that shit in broad daylight where carrier groups or land-based squadrons are flying patrols or training missions?? The black ops people clearly would know of all nearby military and civilian air activity, so why fly your super sekrut tech right fucking past them?? Until someone can give me good answers for that shit, I'm going to stick with the explanation that these witnesses are mistaken or exaggerating what they actually saw. Yeah yeah, but Void, the instruments back them up! Do they? Show me. Until then, they don't.