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Hello everyone! Glad to be part of such a cool community. I'm an engineer and a fan of structural design. -
Ann K reacted to Mendel's post in the thread Havana Syndrome: "Sonic Attacks" at the US Embassy in Cuba - Mass Hysteria? with
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I think it's worth mentioning that @Luis Cayetano has continued to maintain and update the diagram he originally presented here on the interconnections within the U.S. UFO business. There was another update quite recently. I came across it again...
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gargamel reacted to wdejager's post in the thread Copenhagen airport closure due to reported drone activity with
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Here's an update from Norway with regard to the 2025 'drone' sightings (source: VG): Article in English here -
Nick/Nick replied to the thread Welcome Thread - New Members Post Here.Hello everyone! Glad to be part of such a cool community. I'm an engineer and a fan of structural design. -
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UI've seen it. I have not written code for it. I did talk to them when they were first setting it up, as I had some criticism of the questions that were on the form of the web app. It's been out for a while on iPhone...
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Alien Chess Fiend reacted to jdog's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
I am feeling kind of vindicated on that point. I'm also interested in the circular reasoning argument. It occurs to me that they don't cite any prior research for their interpretation of the transients as objects in orbit; in fact most of their... -
purpleivan reacted to John J.'s post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
Yes, it's not a very long reference list Edited to add: see @jdog's post #594 below. (This post originally said there were just 16 references, but I was thinking of the references cited in a different paper Villarroel co-authored, "Some... -
Nemon replied to the thread UAPs, Bigelow, and the "Invisible College".I think it's worth mentioning that @Luis Cayetano has continued to maintain and update the diagram he originally presented here on the interconnections within the U.S. UFO business. There was another update quite recently. I came across it again... -
Gary C reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Claim: Ancient Egyptians Could Not Work Granite Without High-Tech Diamond Tools with Like.
I just saw that Fomitchev-Zamilov has also published his findings in the Nature imprint npj Heritage Science in December 2025 where he includes further technical details of his methodology, classification of surface finish, etc... -
Gary C reacted to Matt33's post in the thread Puff of gas/dust during deployment of rover on Apollo 15 with Like.
This touches one of my favorite non-Moon-Hoax arguments. Even the tiniest particle (and moon dust is extremely fine) not only falls down relatively fast despite low gravity and due to no air-resistance; it always travels along perfect ballistic...
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Gary C reacted to Matt33's post in the thread Puff of gas/dust during deployment of rover on Apollo 15 with Like.
Interesting. The folding mechanics of the rover were all spring loaded. Pins were being pulled out by wires and the corresponding part would fall into place. Springs, pins and wires had to go somewhere and maybe they kind of whipped up some dust...
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John J. reacted to jdog's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
The original preprint cited 19 prior works (including six prior Villarroel-coauthored papers). None of the other papers dealt with the visual detection of objects in Earth orbit, even though this has been a topic of keen study for decades. (See... -
NorCal Dave reacted to jdog's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with
Informative.
The original preprint cited 19 prior works (including six prior Villarroel-coauthored papers). None of the other papers dealt with the visual detection of objects in Earth orbit, even though this has been a topic of keen study for decades. (See... -
Gary C reacted to jdog's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
The original preprint cited 19 prior works (including six prior Villarroel-coauthored papers). None of the other papers dealt with the visual detection of objects in Earth orbit, even though this has been a topic of keen study for decades. (See...
