The 2004 Tic Tac UFO encounter is being reexamined, with claims that it represents advanced man-made technology by Lockheed Martin. Journalist Ross Coulthart contends that the craft may utilize psionic control and could be a result of reverse-engineered non-human technology. Expert Mark Christopher Lee contests this, stating the Tic Tac's capabilities align with historical UFO sightings, implying a non-human intelligence. Navy pilots during the incident reported rapid descents and intelligent maneuvers by the Tic Tac, leading to broader discussions about military programs versus extraterrestrial visitation.
Coulthart suggested the craft may have been operated psionically, controlled through advanced mental or neurological means, and could be the product of reverse-engineering non-human technology.
UFO researcher Mark Christopher Lee argued that the Tic Tac's silent propulsion, instantaneous acceleration, and lack of visible lift mechanisms closely match sightings of similar craft documented centuries before modern aviation.
Cmdr. David Fravor described a white, capsule-shaped craft, the now-iconic Tic Tac, which appeared to respond intelligently to their maneuvers before rapidly accelerating out of sight.
Coulthart claimed, adding that multiple similar craft were spotted over several days, possibly indicating a covert military program rather than alien visitation.
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