What is the propulsion behind UFOs?

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The discussion centers on inquiries about UFO propulsion, specifically regarding the observed skipping motion of UFOs that allows them to cover distances of 20-100 miles almost instantaneously. The original poster speculates that this movement might involve quantum physics rather than traditional rocket propulsion. However, a response emphasizes that discussions about UFOs and their propulsion methods are largely speculative and often veer into fantasy, leading to the conclusion that such threads may need to be closed to adhere to community guidelines.
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I am new to the board although not young or new to science. I was wondering if there were any serious discussions relating to UFO propulsion. It seems like a lot of UFOs move by a skipping motion, skipping short or large distances, sometimes 20-100 miles or so in an instant. They are not using rocket power of course but probably using some sort of quantum physics approach. I am not a physicist but was curious if anyone had an idea as to why these things can appear to move so fast. Thanks.
 
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