whats everyones favorite rumored or topsecret

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Anonymous08/04/26, 20:21No.65395313
What's everyone's favorite rumored or top-secret military aircraft, weapon, or black project? Could be real, declassified, or purely speculative.
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Anon08/04/26, 20:25No.65395328
was there ever an acknowledgement or spec released of the so-called "stealth blackhawks" that took the seals on the bin laden mission. and then you know...didn't take them out?
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Anon08/04/26, 20:26No.65395329
Project MARAUDER plasma railgun
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Anon08/04/26, 20:31No.65395342
My dick can break reality. The government doesn't want you to know this.
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Anon08/04/26, 20:32No.65395344
I like the rumors of the SR72 that spawned for this.
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Anon08/04/26, 20:53No.65395371
idk if it counts but the USN had to make it very, very clear that these were movie props and not real aircraft, and were oddly specific in their wording that they did not have an operational unmanned senitent combat jet. Supposedly Chinese imaging satellites were beaming the Abraham Lincoln non stop going "um excuse me what the fuck is that".
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Anon08/04/26, 20:54No.65395373
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Xwnbg4vXOk&t=284
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Anon08/04/26, 21:01No.65395385
I want the Alien reproduction vehicle Fluxliner to be real.
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Anon08/04/26, 23:40No.65395714
USW mothership. sends "drones" on "Scouting missions" with enough explosives in them to completely disable a submarine. So not much, but it doesn't need much.
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Anon08/04/26, 23:43No.65395722
OKAY GUYS i had an idea It's like a windshield boot for your car only it sticks to the side of a ship. It's packed to the gills with explosives and will detonate if removed or remotely. The purpose is to tell an enemy with ships harassing you to kindly fuck off or the boot goes kaboom. Imagine it, the CCG is harassing some filipino ships, spraying their little water cannon, crashing into each other all of a sudden you got some explosives laden on your ship and they're like fuck off or we blow your hulls.
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Anon08/05/26, 00:26No.65395835
pye wacket
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Anon08/05/26, 01:48No.65396024
>mfw the nazi breakaway civilization owns all of it
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Anon08/05/26, 01:50No.65396028
nuclear powered space lasers
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Anon08/05/26, 02:23No.65396106
My head canon: >be TR-3B >have some kind of mechanical problem >forced to choose between flying over a major city or taking the long way around and increasing risk of crash and exposure >choose city >scramble A-10s and order them to shoot flares for no fucking reason >it was totally just flares lol >the Phoenix Lights
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Anon08/05/26, 02:37No.65396136
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Anon08/05/26, 10:51No.65396889
the f47
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Anon08/05/26, 11:24No.65396945
It is my favorite weapon because it is a waste of money that give up experience for space-shuttle.My most hated top-secret black project is the development of AI to take control of the economy, lessen the power of democracy, control information, leaving only in power whoever control the AI.
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Anon08/05/26, 11:26No.65396953
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Anon08/05/26, 11:37No.65396985
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Anon08/05/26, 14:07No.65397255
Project Pluto for aircraft. Operation Eldest Son for black ops mission.
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Anon08/05/26, 14:10No.65397262
Project Oxcart is my favorite.
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Anon08/05/26, 16:21No.65397523
OP, my favorite are the ones that were built then poorly redacted in public documents.
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Anon08/05/26, 22:36No.65398539
the breakaway civilization that houses cities in underground lava tubes
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Anon08/06/26, 01:01No.65398878
>Project Aurora >Operation Ranch Hand II: Ram Ranch >The USAF train autist SAP >Pentagon FP police department is a SAP >the USAF Military Working Tapir program >the real three letter government agency that actually assassinated Kennedy >Mr Rogers was a 0111 Marine in Vietnam >the Cocomelon incident >Ft Belvoir arthoe astral projectors >the Pierre Spey/Ben & Jerry's ice cream incident t. knower.
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Anon08/06/26, 02:07No.65399029
I’d like to see the Thanatos in the flesh. Ostensibly it flew over a year and a half ago, but they haven’t shown the thing off at all.
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Anon08/07/26, 04:01No.65402259
No zapper anon this time?
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Anon08/07/26, 04:02No.65402263
Is that the one with the laser gun?
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Anon08/07/26, 13:04No.65403114
The F-35 engine was developed 20 years prior in a converted missile silo in-between silicone valley and California.The F-35 weighs a minimum of 14 Tons, with cutting edge materials. At the time the engine was developed those materials simply didn't exist so the total projected weight made it a strategic interceptor engine. And the US was scrapping strategic bombers almost monthly. whether an interceptor could stop an ICBM was largel hypothetical given the moern F-35 lightning II can only scrape 16Km and the old minuteman's re-entry altitude was really limited only by target window perimeters.So there were actually several precursors to the F35 using the same engine model, which were all abandoned, but survive as skeletons in converted nuclear bunkers. The russians spent a long time trying to break into these but by all accounts, couldn't understand even what they saw. It was totally beyond them
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Anon08/08/26, 12:52No.65405557
All these posts and NOT ONE Zapper post. I am disappoint. On another note, I actually met a /k/ tard in the wild at work. He had a picture of Le Zapper as his PC wallpaper, so we got to talking about it. He soon realized that we both browse the same corners of the internet, and that I am indeed the Zapper tard of /k/, /sci/, and sometimes /pol/. >Holy shit you really are a roofing contractor Kind of weird that my shit posts 8 years ago have made into the wider world. And just to be clear, they aren't actual shit posts and I 100% believe it's real.
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Anon08/09/26, 20:44No.65408990
F-117 That motherfucker is still cool as hell.
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Anon08/10/26, 21:06No.65411468
"Rod of god"
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Anon08/11/26, 05:30No.65412681
I pic related a good read. Getting through my 4th read through of roadside picnic and its getting kind of boring.
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Anon08/11/26, 15:01No.65413799
Alex Hollings (the sandboxx reporter) mentioned seeing a silent hovering triangular craft as a kid in his TR-3B video
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Anon08/12/26, 05:45No.65415958
Soviet strange high-science like this Ekranoplan. A fast-maneuvering seacraft is terrifying
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Anon08/12/26, 07:27No.65416099
I like the idea that all the UAPs we're seeing are the US government flaunting its combination of drone and antigravity tech. Hypothetically, if we had a device that granted aircraft the ability to forgo the conventional restrictions of physics (gravity, air resistance etc) then they could be any shape we wanted them to be. I believe this to be the case because historically, whenever the government tests out its own experimental aircraft, they try to do it around US military assets.
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Anon08/12/26, 18:02No.65417114
Project Orion. To space via nukes. Failed because NASA was the Governments new pet.
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Anon08/13/26, 01:02No.65418516
So where gonna talk about Alien Vechicles but we wont give a f about aliens themselves?
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Anon08/13/26, 02:07No.65418668
this thing looks wacky so i like it
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Anon08/13/26, 02:18No.65418695
That game where everyone keeps giving away the detailed specs to Chinese Fighters in the forums just to win arguments online! lol, the best project ever.
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Anon08/13/26, 02:19No.65418696
Tic Tac
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Anon08/13/26, 05:10No.65419230
Something tells me American Aircraft Corp. was involved, they built picrel.>take milsurp UH-1B >take all mechanical components out and throw away the rest >make new fuselage from fiberglass to help absorb radar waves >reconfigure interior for maximum protection of people inside (or so it was claimed) >supposedly line the interior with kevlar >give it four guns which may pivot in all directions and operate separate, so it can defend itself on the ground from all sides >make sealed reinforced passenger cabin >after all that give it stub wings with 2500 lb payload (same as a Super Cobra or early Apache, all while being powered by less and carrying more) Beyond that details get murky, such as operating speeds and so forth (maybe 140 knots cruise based on manufacturer figures), as well as the company, which kept renaming itself American Aircraft Corp. became American Aircraft International and it renamed itself at least another couple of times (most notably as Stealthstar, which was a nickname for the Pentrator during military flight testing trials) before becoming Aerocraft R&D. Aerocraft R&D still exist, but they deliberately keep a low profile and have no website, among other things (though while under Stealthstar, there was a website), but there is a Penetrator still in there name. Officially this is the only one, but there are at least four distinct Penetrators I could find, a white one and a black one (which might be RAM). There are two different noses, the pointy one and one the resembles a RAH-66 nose minor the external scanner. Any sort of radar and weapons equipment could entirely be internal thanks to the construction.As far as what the Penetrator is exactly, I believe it might be a testbed, since the biggest drawback is the Huey rotor system, which gives a radar signature. Composite rotor blades, hubs and control systems are a must, along with a better exhaust system (like the ones on AH-64s).
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Anon08/13/26, 16:52No.65420639
Unmanned aneutronic fusion plasma drones
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Anon08/13/26, 19:21No.65421119
Ivan has a fish which can jump out of the water. We don't rely know why or what he intends to do with it, and suspect he stole it from the Americans, who also don't know what to do with it.
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Anon08/13/26, 20:20No.65421289
>reading NYT article >quebec has almost twice the rate of MAID recipients than the Canadian average >1 in 10 deaths in Quebec are MAID
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Anon08/15/26, 19:11No.65426743
it doesn't look like there will be very many of these new black projects in the future, given that almost all of them were or are currently being designed by the last few people who went through the education system before it was gutted
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Anon08/16/26, 15:47No.65429029
Has anyone in this thread SEEN anything?
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Anon08/17/26, 01:35No.65430580
What's the latest on planet dirt?
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Anon08/17/26, 05:36No.65431193
None. America can't manufacture shit after 1991. Anything engineered pre-Cold War is basically lost technology now.
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Anon08/17/26, 08:04No.65431370
Please post planet dirt zapper stuff i need it
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Anon08/17/26, 11:04No.65431582
What kind of security clearance do you need to start working with ayys?
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Anon08/17/26, 21:54No.65432503
Can someone give me a qrd on what planet dirt is?
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Anon08/17/26, 22:53No.65432620
Have Block
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Anon08/17/26, 23:36No.65432695
one day I want to see some styropyro-esque guy make a video on their own garage made version of the patent for this https://patents.google.com/patent/US20060145019A1/en
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Anon08/18/26, 05:47No.65433376
Why haven't the US used them to make Iran surrender and open the Strait of Hormuz?
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Anon08/18/26, 14:14No.65434023
Excuse my pedestrian non imaginative thinking but you have a stealth fighter jet and a stealth bomber. What else do you realistically need? Anything else is just improvements on the same formula. I guess the biggest leap would be to make them fully unmanned but that has been the explicit public direction for years.
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Anon08/18/26, 14:52No.65434089
Aurora and comanche
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Anon08/18/26, 21:47No.65435056
Wouldn't detecting craft under power of electromagnetic/plasma fuckery be trivial due to electromagnetic sensory? What about attacking them by fucking with their careful orchestration of electromagnetic fields in some manner?
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Anon08/19/26, 12:33No.65436557
the US government cannot be trusted with all of this technology, keeping it a secret from the world that's my contribution to the thread
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Anon08/19/26, 22:20No.65438013
Sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads
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Anon08/20/26, 09:36No.65439130
Everyone knows it now but the Chinese were pioneers of low cost ballistic missile production. Unable to defeat US missile defence technologically they seriously considered barrage missiles based of the late patters soviet scuds.This program was given to Iran and North Korea and was the early part of their joint nuclear weapon program, the Chinese wisely deciding to handball the idea of nuking a US carrier group to stupider leaders.Musk basically copied the Chinese program to develop the low cost spacex rockets, at least the early ones. The cooperation is apparently ongoing and there was concern that musk planned to use the rockets as orbital nuclear bomber in violation of saltII. Given the payload size, short azimuth launch, low value, there was concern that they lift carry a kind of apolo capsule which was crammed full of conventional nuclear bombs.
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Anon08/21/26, 01:08No.65440759
I like the idea of muh nigga Mike McCulloch being right about Quantized Inertia enabling reactionless drives to actually work with predicted thrusts of around 120N/kw. With shit being kept secret in order to gain a massive advantage in space over everyone else to essentially ensure American dominance.
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Anon08/21/26, 01:33No.65440825
If all the secret suoerweapons and reactionless drives and space colonies are real, why is the world so shit?
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Anon08/21/26, 05:16No.65441274
Project Orion will always be the coolest shit amerifats ever tested in secret >B-b-but thats not a weapon Yeah how about I drop a skyscrapper sized Tungsten "ship" propulsed from nuclear shockwaves from somewhere in deep space in your country and pretend it was an asteroid nerd
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Anon08/21/26, 11:19No.65441683
US wouldn't test batshit crazy ideas like project orion if it had literal UFOs. There would be no need for it. So by occam's razor, you can just say they don't have that. And also, governments are fairly bad at keeping secrets. The entire UFO/alien/anti-gravity talk is just to keep the crazies from unintentionally working as foreign intelligence agents. Though, they do invest in potential technologies when they come across such. My favorite was the laser powered flying aluminium frisbees. This happened in the early 2000s. It was originally UFO prank which eventually got the US air forces attention and they funded the guy. In short, there's a cavity in the disk and a high power laser is used to super heat the air in the cavity, which causes an explosion and propels the disk. The issue they were working on back in the day was that the disk would get damaged by the explosions. I think with metal 3d printing they finally got/could have gotten the cavity geometry such that it's a consistent propulsion.
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Anon08/22/26, 05:38No.65444209
Solar Warden.
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Anon08/22/26, 07:37No.65444349
i haven't been able to find anything similar to it, but years ago I came across something (a youtube video, a 4chan thread, at this point i dont remember) talking about "silent helicopters" with a few other people relating their own encounters with themnot "stealth helicopters," in basically every instance the helicopters were normal in shape and size (someone mentioned a Bell 206 specifically) that could hover 50-100 feet away and you would be totally unable to hear anything other than the faint whine of the engine. no deafening rotor chop or anything
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Anon08/24/26, 06:58No.65450376
The fleet of "Tic-Tac" carriers we have patrolling the local cluster.
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Anon08/28/26, 11:21No.65461099
>S-4 is allegedly the home of Project Looking Glass and Aquarius >Aquarius is supposedly UFOs >Looking Glass is supposedly actual time travel >LANL has a PDF titled "Through the Looking Glass with Optical Phase Conjugation" that describes photon time reversal >The later code name for the Uranium Committee, the predecessor organization to the Manhattan Project, was the "S-1 Executive Committee" >The S almost assuredly stands for Sigma >The Sigma classification structure for the AEC began with 1952 revisions to the Atomic Energy Act >1952 revisions to the AEA greatly expanded the definition of what the government considers restricted nuclear data, aka a much broader definition called "special nuclear materials" >Area 51 was carved out of NTS in 1954 >In her book, Area 51 A Secret history, Annie Jacobsen talks to an alleged EG&G engineer that told her S-4 stands for Sigma 4
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Anon08/29/26, 00:30No.65462936
The Blackstar program. It was an attempt to create a two-stage-to-orbit system. A large, supersonic carrier aircraft would carry a rocket-powered orbiter up to high altitude and then release it. It was basically just a code name with the vaguest description until about 5 years ago when Boeing posted a bunch of old concept art on twitter as a "look at this neat thing we found." How far it got is unknown, but the concept artist was at least familiar with Area 51 enough to copy it's skyline in some of the pieces.
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Anon08/29/26, 03:13No.65463238
Anyone ever read this old story? https://web.archive.org/web/20161001172854/https://astroengineer.wordpress.com/2010/04/07/a-curiosity-of-spirit-full-document/
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Anon08/29/26, 05:45No.65463488
I really like the concept of throwing containerized cruise missiles out the back of a jet
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Anon08/31/26, 03:32No.65469382
Wtf was Paul Bennewitz seeing from his house just over the fence at Kirtland/Coyote Canyon? Early drone stuff? The laser optical range?Paul's sons still run his company and the family are all in Albuquerque. They refuse to talk about any of the events with the USAF and called the cops once when some blogger went to try and talk to his widow. I have a theory the govt had them sign an NDA in exchange for a financial settlement after all the mental hell they put Paul through
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Anon09/02/26, 08:01No.65474904
US Navy "Tic Tac" fleet. Intra-stellar or inter-stellar fleet of super advanced spacecraft defending the Sol System from outside threats.
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Anon09/04/26, 04:40No.65480650
For me, it's the "tic-tac" fleet of ships/carriers we have patrolling the local system.
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Anon09/04/26, 06:29No.65480785
>No CL-1201? Imagine a flying aircraft carrier powered by nuclear generators working with 845 crew members, 22 jet fighters and a wingspan of 1,120 ft. In the chrome dome era before ICBM's the CL would have been so cool. That and using the lunar lander as a VTOL system in Vietnam / the Inflate-o-plane.
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Anon09/06/26, 20:35No.65487250
A chair with an inch cut off a leg
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Anon09/06/26, 23:57No.65487730
Komansky komen/dead hand cause I love my soviet skynetAnd any soviet/russian survival system a la yamantau, m2, the complex under moscow university and the one stalin era one thats a museum.
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Anon09/07/26, 20:18No.65490151
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Anon09/07/26, 23:49No.65490667
All of the advanced avionics programs are stalling because all the handlers from the 60s-90s are dead and everything was so compartmentalized they're having a hard time tracking down the siloed information.Pretty much everything is scattered over NM and Nevada and nobody has the proper DoE clearance to get access to the good stuff since everyone thinks it's classified under the traditional classification system. Specifically DoE Sigma 11 classification