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Please check out @Charlie Wiser's work on the Westall school sighting, Three Dollar Kit website, particularly 'I Know What I Saw (Part 1) "Sorry to burst your balloon"', https://threedollarkit.weebly.com/westall-event-pt1.html. There are several...

It is extremely likely he (and the other witnesses) had no idea what deflating Hibal looks like, so their assertion it wasn't a balloon isn't relevant. They repeatedly say today that it wasn't a weather balloon, which is a strawman (for the Hibal...

Is there any sort of actual definition for what is meant by "instantaneous acceleration" in UFO investigating? As opposed to normal, quick acceleration? Or is it just a term that sounds amazingand so it is applied to UFOs to make them seem to...

Ignoring the witness description of how it moved about, and just looking at the pictures as evidence, and especially taking into account the third one where the object is brightly reflecting sunlight, I have a hard time not seeing this: I...

When the fog of the LIZ lifts, it's always nothing remarkable ;)

True. The earliest reports are usually brief, mundane, and confused, not dramatic. Nothing like the polished, sensational versions that circulate later. This goes for all the big UFO legends like The Phoenix Lights, Roswell, Tic Tac, and so on...

Here's an update from Norway with regard to the 2025 'drone' sightings (source: VG): Article in English here

then do your ideas in real life and recreate the photos and show the naysayers that they are wrong when they say:

When the fog of the LIZ lifts, it's always nothing remarkable ;)

Once upon a time...early '80s, I was standing in line for Space Mountain in Anaheim. My girlfriend (still a friend, btw) asked me: "Doesn't your cousin Chris live in LA?" I chuckled at the question, since the LA metroplex had maybe 8 million...

True. The earliest reports are usually brief, mundane, and confused, not dramatic. Nothing like the polished, sensational versions that circulate later. This goes for all the big UFO legends like The Phoenix Lights, Roswell, Tic Tac, and so on...

And yet I have managed to recreate such a scenario without any real problems. Models on strings are classic old-school UFO hoaxing, and I don't really understand why this couldn't have been done in this case. And to be clear, I'm not in any way...

Yes that appears to be the original article. It was written by Tobias Bundolo (Twitter profile) and Lisa Seidelin (formerly with TV2, this is her Twitter profile but it's not very active).

I forgot to include these quotes from when the witness was on a podcast. 1 . They had a frightening resemblance to the New Jersey drones. 2. In terms of size, I'd say the big ones were about the size of a small passenger plane. No way! :D

Here's an update from Norway with regard to the 2025 'drone' sightings (source: VG): Article in English here