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NorCal Dave replied to the thread Scale, Viability, and Cost of 'The Conspiracy/Coverup'.I think one of the problems in the UFO world is the conflating of various types of conspiracies with the idea of known secret programs. There are events that you described as "governments doing evil stuff then lying about it". This might include... -
BoulderRiver replied to the thread The Varginha UFO.We have not discussed why Eric Lopes is reluctant to talk. I can't really say for sure, because I know very little about him. What we do know is that, contrary to what was stated in ufology circles for almost 30 years, Lopes was not the...
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NorCal Dave replied to the thread The Varginha UFO.I obviously don't know Brazilian Portuguese writing styles, but I assume this is a bit of a satire? And maybe a bit of social commentary? UFOlogy is all about entertainment, so don't let facts and truth get in the way of that. But maybe not? I...
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The problem is that you're believing the mythology when you believe the stories surrounding the case. There was no capture. Once exposed by the confession of bribery and inducement of the first military account, the entire logical and causal...
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To me, these mixed colors and inconsistent descriptions do not strengthen the mystery. They point directly to misidentified, unrelated lights being combined into a narrative after the fact. If there had been one real object in the woods, you... -
Chimpanzees. I don't think anthropoid apes (gorillas, chimps, orangutans) would normally be described as having "a thin, longue, dark tongue" (some photos of orangs and gorillas show a dark tongue, others pink, but the tongues aren't long and...
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In reading news of Erich von Däniken's passing I've collected some extracts below. The criminal method used to finance his original expeditions is something I didn't know before. Erich von Däniken – 14.04.1935 ∗ 10.01.2026 It is with great... -
It explains the most important feature, the UFO. If there is a lighthouse and not a UFO, then there is no "landing site" with "unusual radiation readings" or "damaged trees" and there is no UFO for Jim Penniston to touch and receive "binary code"... -
The problem is that you're believing the mythology when you believe the stories surrounding the case. There was no capture. Once exposed by the confession of bribery and inducement of the first military account, the entire logical and causal... -
Mendel replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].Why? Because the camera is taking long exposures, and the aircraft is a fast-moving object. You can see the city lights leaving streaks as well, due to the long exposure time.
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Edward Current reacted to Mick West's post in the thread Some Refinements to the Gimbal Sim with
Agree.
75 miles. But I don't think this method is really valid. It's an oversimplification, ignores several things, and minute changes in angles can result in the distance being 10s of miles different. It's a waste of time. -
The problem is that you're believing the mythology when you believe the stories surrounding the case. There was no capture. Once exposed by the confession of bribery and inducement of the first military account, the entire logical and causal...
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Starflint replied to the thread A cigar-shaped unidentified luminous object captured on a Xinjiang passenger aircraft [Likely Ski Area].So the key point now is, suppose it's a distant flight, but why is it in the shape of a long bar? Will the plane take this shape even if the flight headlights are turned on in the distance at night?
