Published 14:32 IST, October 20th 2019
China unveils UFO-like helicopter prototype 'Super Great White Shark'
In a bid to strengthen the country's defences, China on Friday has unveiled its new Helicopter prototype dubbed - 'Super Great White Shark', which resembles a U
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In a bid to strengn country's defences, China on Friday has unveiled its new Helicopter proto dubbed - 'Super Great White Shark', as per international reports. Visuals of new proto released show a vehicle bearing close resembling an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO). Chinese media reports state that helicopter is designed for ‘future digital information battlefield’.
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China's UFO-shaped helicopter
Reports stated that Super Great White Shark is 7.6 metres long, 3 metres high and can seat two people on board chopper. schematic drawings of helicopter reportedly show its outer shell covering rotors and engines. This will enhance helicopter's stealth capability, making it harder for rar to detect chopper, as per reports.
proto was reportedly displayed at China Helicopter Exposition in Tianjin last week. But it has been unclear when design would be implemented practically. details of China's UFO-like helicopter and its costs are t divulged till date.
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US Navy ackwledges UFO presence
craze for UFO-shaped objects has been a global trend. Previously, in September, U.S Navy has ackwledged presence of ‘unidentified’ objects in previously released purported UFO videos that were me public by Blink-182 singer Tom DeLonge’s UFO research organization. Navy spokesperson, Joseph Grisher, said that “ Navy considers phemena contained/depicted in those 3 videos as unidentified”.
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John Greenwald, author of a civilian archive of declassified government documents, h requested information in August from Navy regarding videos. videos were released by Navy Pilots and h gone viral in 2017 and 2018. Talking about development to an American news publication, Greenwald said that he expected that when US military would finally dress his videos, y would eventually have labelled m as drones or balloons. He ded his surprise, however, at Navy going on record to describe videos' contents as 'phemena' and 'unidentified'.
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