The (New Jersey) drones - Forgotten Languages connection

• The article discusses the technological Rubicon, a boundary in aerospace technology, and claims that it is not related to revolutionary propulsion systems or exotic materials, but rather to small, long-lived batteries allowing drones to fly autonomously for 120–200 hours.
• The findings suggest that the Rubicon is a practical technological limitation, not a breakthrough. The article mentions that the government is using drones called MilOrbs for electronic and signals intelligence, mapping target capabilities and extracting sensitive information about response time and battlespace management.
• The article highlights the dual use of drones in both reconnaissance and countermeasures, emphasizing the government's intent to manipulate perception and control information. It also notes that the use of AI to analyze UAP data is being considered by China, though this is not explicitly stated as a claim.

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