Fox news reports

[gene_225]

Fox News seems to report a fourth object being seen on radar but not found by search aircraft approximately where the third one was shot down.  Could it be a small drone checking how long it takes to recover the third shoot down?

[ironglow]

   Here it is!  I found it..so did Pres Trump !
     https://www.facebook.com/reel/432566189024881/?s=single_unit

   So, lets think this out. There is a giant soup can flying over the Yukon.  it likely wasn't a bulk tank from a milk
   hauling truck...

  ..But these thing don't normally just float up in the air and tour around for thousands of miles.  So what is it's power source...and how does it stay aloft without either Balloon or wings?

    Interesting.... how last week the Alaska and Yukon wilds were too populated to risk shooting such a thing down
   over those territories.

   ...But for some reason..it is acceptable to shoot invading crafts down over them this week.

[oldandslow]

From what I saw on the news they wanted the first over water before they brought it down so it's payload wouldn't be damaged as badly as it would have been crashing to ground so they could better determine what the chinks were floating over us.

[phalanx]

   Here it is!  I found it..so did Pres Trump !
     https://www.facebook.com/reel/432566189024881/?s=single_unit

   So, lets think this out. There is a giant soup can flying over the Yukon.  it likely wasn't a bulk tank from a milk
   hauling truck...

  ..But these thing don't normally just float up in the air and tour around for thousands of miles.  So what is it's power source...and how does it stay aloft without either Balloon or wings?

    Interesting.... how last week the Alaska and Yukon wilds were too populated to risk shooting such a thing down
   over those territories.

   ...But for some reason..it is acceptable to shoot invading crafts down over them this week.

Those look like solar panels sticking out, it must be electric with a small prop. Chinks might be directing it from a Satellite.
Testing our military air response time, and where. 

[ironglow]

"
  ..But these thing don't normally just float up in the air and tour around for thousands of miles.  So what is it's power source...and how does it stay aloft without either Balloon or wings?"

   When I said the above, I was thinking about the flying tin can.  I ran into a video by CNN, wherein they said the pilots who shot it down were also puzzled with it's propulsion system.

  A cylinder no bigger than a small  car, especially if mounted on a rigid, cylindrical frame..could not carry much payload; probably not enough to support itself.

  Then a propulsion unit and it's added weight.....?

[scattershot]

From what I saw on the news they wanted the first over water before they brought it down so it's payload wouldn't be damaged as badly as it would have been crashing to ground so they could better determine what the chinks were floating over us.

They’ve had a week to come up with this story. I don’t trust anything the government says at this point.

[Mule 11]

From what I saw on the news they wanted the first over water before they brought it down so it's payload wouldn't be damaged as badly as it would have been crashing to ground so they could better determine what the chinks were floating over us.

They’ve had a week to come up with this story. I don’t trust anything the government says at this point.

Can you picture a 1000 a holes in a room paid to come up with the best line of B.S.?