followup to drones Colorado:FBI joins probe into mysterious drones flying over Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska - as investigators hunt for a 'comma

Residents in Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska have spotted dozens of giant drones flying across their skies in recent weeks
The drones allegedly fly in grid-like patterns, and up to 30 have been seen at one time
No private companies nor government agencies have claimed responsibility for the drones
The FBI is now joining a task force set aimed at identifying the operators of the aerial vehicles
The task force consists of 77 separate agencies, including the FAA, the Air Force and the Army


The FBI has joined a new task force set up to investigate mysterious drones which have been spotted flying over Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas in recent weeks.

Residents in multiple counties across the three states have been left baffled after spotting dozens of the aerial-vehicles, which feature six-feet wingspans and fly across the sky in grid-like patterns between the hours of 6 and 10 pm.

On Monday, around 75 people from a variety of state, local and federal agencies - including the FBI - met in the city of Brush, Colorado in a bid to uncover the identity of the drones' operators.

CBS reports that 77 different agencies have now joined the task force. No private companies or government agencies have admitted that they are operating the drones.

According to The Denver Post, representatives from the FAA, the Air Force, and the Army - in addition to members of the FBI - were present at Monday's meeting, which lasted around 90 minutes.

One county sheriff who attended the meeting told the publication that the task force is hoping to hunt down a 'command vehicle' which could be controlling the flying objects from the ground.

'A drone 500 feet in the air, we can't do much about that. A suspicious vehicle in the middle of a county road is something we absolutely can[ do something about],' Lincoln County sheriff's Captain Michaell Yowell told The Denver Post.

The vehicle could possibly be a 'closed box trailer with antennas or a large van'.


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be prepared to fork out thousands for restitution.

if they are not hobby drones they are likely fitted with very expensive lidar, flir, and other technologies.

they are flying 200-300 feet up, so if they are utilizing these techs they must have the best of the best to work at that altitude.

your typical $2000 lidar only reaches 40 meters.
to get one to reach 200 will cost you your arm

your typical $5000 flir camera is 240x180 resolution which would not provide any detail at 200ft in the air.

This is a government agency. No doubt about it. Question is.....what are they looking for?

I’ve heard everything from aliens to lost nukes.

Does day looks likes a ticks tacks?

This is a government agency. No doubt about it. Question is.....what are they looking for?

I’ve heard everything from aliens to lost nukes.

Fight drones with drones... Get one up there and follow it back.

from the way i understand it radar would require at least a softball size reflective area to be tracked by radar.

weather balloons attache these so they can be tracked.

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a balsa wood frame with plastic covering would not show on radar unless the engine/motor was about softball size.

witnesses describe a brushless motor with a pushprop.
way too small to be detected.

Amazon drones delivering dope to Colorado hippies.

Isn't there tech that can drop them? Aside from F-16's that is.

Remember the mystery drones.

Right before covid and never talked about again.

FBI is not really investigating the drones.


But the people who reported the drones.

And interesting pirate stations broadcasting in that area?