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Scientists are not talking it seriously. Only Michio Kaku is and he is known as a loon for years now.

Scientists in general are not really taking the alien hypothesis seriously, but they are taking the phenomena seriously as extraordinary phenomena that can not currently be explained by man (that is of course, unless it is secret tech like drones created by China or the USA).

If these videos are obviously birds and planes, where are all the scientists coming out and saying the same thing and questioning why this is even a serious conversation? When Neil Degrasse Tyson went on tv to talk about this, he didn't try to argue that the phenomena being reported on and these videos didn't show extraordinary things. He just argued that we can't jump to aliens, which is perfectly reasonable. If scientists see mass media, members of the government, and now even the President of the United States himself coming out and making a big deal out of this, why aren't they all speaking up and saying that it's obviously just birds and that the whole world has gone mad?

If you want to see what can happen with the world's defense communities, go and buy/read "Imaginary Weapons". It has that title for a reason, and as a card-carrying physicist, I know that Hafnium-182 won't do what it is purported to do. There's another feather in your conspiracy cap to display.

https://physicstoday.scitation.org/doi/1.../1.2709562

BTW, the president of the US is, in general, NO WAY to be cited as a scientific source, as they have to rely on a couple of layers of interpretation for any scientific theory when they espouse same. Except Jimmy Carter, who had a PhD in nuclear physics, and still pronounced it "new kular".

As you have been repeatedly reminded, "the president" did not come out and "make a big deal of this". Facts bouncing off your eyeballs and not understand isn't a good look, bub.

Any more of the tripe you're posting, and you'll really be considered a troll.