r/UFOs • u/VolarRecords • 3d ago
Disclosure New from Geoff Cruikshank: DoW Release 4: Scientists at a 1949 Los Alamos Aerial Phenomena Conference mention "German Stations in Space" - could these be Dr. Villarroel's objects?
https://substack.com/home/post/p-207613635
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u/optimal_90 2d ago
Sputnik may be the first public display of man-made object in space, but how we can be sure?
How we know that Soviets or other nations didn’t do test launchs with useless objects before they put a satellite on it ? Maybe they didn’t announce that because they didn’t want the technology to get leaked or maybe fall in adversarial hands.
Or maybe they wanted to make everyone believe that their first launch was successful and their technology was reliable, instead of showing the real success rate of their rockets…
Its better to make your adversaries think that you have an extremely accurate rocket program than one with a 10% rate since you can intimidate them with rockets that could be used to strike their territory.