BE ALERT: Experts Have Spotted Unidentified Drones In Texas, Are We Safe?

While there have been some concerning incidents occurring nationwide, Texas is currently facing its own set of unusual mysteries. According to FOX Seven Austin, unidentified drones have been spotted throughout the state, and experts are starting to suspect that the government may be behind these enigmatic flights. Gene Robinson, a local drone specialist, asserts that the government is linked to the recent sightings across the U.S., although he does not have firsthand information about the flights; he notes that the flight patterns seem familiar. Recently, pre-elected Donald Trump remarked that the government is fully aware of what's happening with these mysterious drones but is unwilling to provide explanations.

Get our free mobile app

WHAT ARE THESE DRONES DOING IN TEXAS?

Reports of these unidentified drones have emerged from various locations across the United States over the past few days. Robinson, who has over a decade of experience operating drones, including missions for state and federal entities, believes the initial flights could indeed be government operations. However, he also suggests that some of the recent sightings may involve copycat drones.

SHOULD TEXANS BE WORRIED ABOUT UNIDENTIFIED?

Robinson speculates that a military contractor might be testing equipment, especially considering that most operations occur at night and are well-lit, indicating a lack of intent to conceal their activities. He further suggests that the flights could involve swarm technology, commonly used for coordinated drone displays during holidays, concerts, or sporting events. Robinson thinks that these operations might be focused on testing swarm detection or counter-drone measures. Despite this, he maintains his belief that government involvement is likely, though he expresses concern over some drones being equipped with advanced cameras and sensors. While Robinson does not believe the flights are searching for threats like a dirty bomb, the implications of such technology in use remain concerning.