You know Bowser that curiosity can increase imagination, at least that happens to me.
For instance the lights on a UFO could be part of the propulsion system and can not be turned off.
Conventional aircraft and their propulsion systems make noise because they modulate the air pressure in the vicinity of the craft.
Suppose that the UFO technology would have a propulsion method that removes the air from the forward moving surface area of the craft and transfers it to the opposing surface in a smooth and continues manner, no modulated air pressure would mean no sound.
Such a method would also allow for very high speeds of travel.
I have mentioned such a idea on HZ before, but in those days there was a person posting here that had a phobia of anomalies, he considered everything that was not scientifically proven and generally accepted as truth, as being an anomaly.
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- What's happened to UFO sightings since satellites? (originally from Mysteries of the Multiverse)