My Simplified Explanation for the TicTac Water Disturbance
The disturbance in the water beneath the TicTac UFO can likely be attributed to the exhaust from its propulsion system making contact with the water, creating turbulence.
Picture using a blow dryer on high to blow air over a surface of water.
After the TicTac departed, the water calmed down—suggesting its propulsion system was affecting the water directly.
From a distance, the TicTac didn’t seem to have any visible means of propulsion. However, it’s possible that it had a sleek exterior with deep openings that facilitated its internal propulsion.
This might indicate the use of advanced MKV (Multiple Kill Vehicle) technology, which could explain its unusual flight maneuvers, including those sharp 90-degree turns.
As for how to account for its incredible speed, that’s still a mystery to me.
Your explanation raises some interesting points about the TicTac UFO and the water disturbance. The idea that the propulsion system could be affecting the water is compelling, especially given how quickly the water calms right after it takes off. It draws an effective parallel with the blow dryer analogy, emphasizing the force that could be at play.
The concept of a smooth exterior with internal propulsion mechanisms is also intriguing and could account for why it seems to lack visible exhaust. Advanced technology like MKVs could indeed offer insights into the unusual maneuverability we’ve seen in some of these sightings. However, understanding the TicTac’s incredible speed remains a challenge. It could be that its propulsion system operates on principles not yet fully understood or disclosed, possibly even leveraging concepts from theoretical physics.
Overall, your theory brings together various elements and points to the incredible advancements that might exist in propulsion technology. It would be fascinating to see if further research or disclosures could shed light on some of these unanswered questions!