This plane is registered to Auburn University's School of Aviation. Their pilots have a tendency to fly to Birmingham late at night, circle for a while, and then return to Auburn. They fly over our houses in Mt. Laurel and it is LOUD, likely because they are flying low.
It appears that this pilot lied about where he was flying, claiming that Columbus, Georgia was his destination. Instead, he came to Birmingham, flew around for an hour and is on his way back to Auburn. He changed destinations right before he left Birmingham (without landing) to cover his tracks.
The problem is I HAVE HIS TRACKS for all, including @AuburnU to see ⤵️ Is this a rogue pilot? Or is @AuburnU double dipping with payments from the federal government for weather modification in addition to grants, tax breaks, etc. that it gets not only as a university, but also for a flight school?
@EngineerEarth yeah, nano technology, smart dust, graphene oxide would be my guess.
Just head outside with a flashlight at night and check out all the particles raining down from the sky
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