Nazi UFO??

[periodichang]

Hi everyone,

what is going on?? There are some web-sites having information of Nazi UFO. Did german scientists really make it real??

cheers

Periodichang

[UnterKroon]

I had heard that nazis did some kind of a "UFO" and olso seen some pictures. But those UFOS didn`t fly high, maybe some meters. But this might be wrong

[_The_General_]

they played with the idea i belief but the never build anything. the story's ar myths

[Kephra]

Well. There is this concpiracy theory, that a lot of the Ufo-stuff is actually a fabrication of disinformation agencies to cover up over-the-edge US military equipment build after WW2. The origin of much of the technology is said to be developed during the Third Reich. This german webpage has some nice pics and stuff to think about....

http://www.reichsflugscheiben.de/

The truth is as always out there....

[Rosoner]

they were able to fly ove 10000 meters

[CHRISCHA]

Therewould be no reason to have marked the plans with the SS runes like that.

[Antikiller]

I saw a documentation called "UFO-Geheimnisse des 3. Reichs". There spoke a man who said, he saw one of these UFOs at a test. There were also many other very interesting things said. If you want to know, where you can get the documentation from, write me a private message.

[Grünherz]

I've read quite a bit about this...B.S.!!! (I shoudn't be so emphatic!)
Tom

Antikiller: please post for all.

[Antikiller]

Well, I downloaded the documentation at Emule ... Just search there for "UFO Geheimnisse des Dritten Reiches". The film is in German.


If this should be illegal, please delete this post!

[KalaVelka]

Its pitty that ThirdReich developed much advanced technology and the allied stole it.

[Kephra]

That's the way of the world, the winner takes it all...

[Grünherz]

Its pitty that ThirdReich developed much advanced technology and the allied stole it.

Flying saucers??
Tom

[lidrob]

Chang, Germans planned to build several flyng disc or Kugelrad, two of them were tested in Checoslovaquia. both are propulsed by BMW jets.
If you want scanned drawings of them please send me your e mail address in a private mail.
regards
lidrob

[Christian Ankerstjerne]

As for the light dots on the photographs, it's called 'foo fighters', which are often classified as German jets (the band foo fighters actually made a LP called Me. 262), which is the most likely case as well, at least in most cases. Hallucinations due to the thin air would be another possibility. They were of course UFOs, though, but not of a futuristic nature like the one shown.

As for the photos, they look a lot like a drop of developement chemical that as been spilled on the photo, or an error on the camera or film.

The design of that 'flying saucer' in the first post (although that term wasn't coined until 1949, and shouldn't be used in this context ) seem highly inefficient to me. If it can go just up, it won't make much of a purpose. If it is also meant to go sideways, then it isn't aerodynamic (it isn't that when going up either).

The US army had a prototype 'flying saucer', which I saw on a movie clip a long time ago. It looked like a helicopter, where the blades had been moved inside, and did in deed look a lot like those classic Hollywood spaceships. Still, the movie also depicted how it quickly lost control, and the idea was dropped as far as I know...

Christian

[Erik E]

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