We know what drones are.
We know what planes, satellites, stars, planets, blimps, and meteors are.

Not everything unexplained gets to be tossed into a convenient category.

When unidentified craft appear over restricted airspace, calling them “drones” isn’t an explanation. It’s a placeholder.

We’ve seen this before. In the 1950s and 60s, unexplained sightings were waved off as weather balloons and swamp gas. Different decade. Same reflex.

This collection is a reminder that mislabeling the unknown doesn’t make it understood.

They’re not drones.