Latest activity

He posted a reply saying it was 11.22am on Feb 14th. That matches this Air France flight: View from the summit, looking northwards: And turning round to the other direction you can see that the path of the plane was close to the sun...

His drone seems to operate more in the area of Oakey Grove Church, so I think he's closer to there. That's even closer to the roadworks that you mention so it's very possible that they are the source of the lights.

Hello all, I found this site during the New Jersey drone flap, but lately have been trying out Sitrec myself. I'm from Oregon, and decided to make an account since the drones are coming for us too it seems :rolleyes: Source...

Hello all, I found this site during the New Jersey drone flap, but lately have been trying out Sitrec myself. I'm from Oregon, and decided to make an account since the drones are coming for us too it seems :rolleyes: Source...

Patternicity "Patternicity is the human tendency to perceive meaningful patterns, connections, or intentionality within random, chaotic, or meaningless data. Coined by Michael Shermer, it is an evolutionarily driven cognitive bias—often termed a...

Indeed. But the Harrier identification seems to have been there all along. Apparently, the witness believed the jet to be a Harrier and told this to the Daily Record, which forwarded this information to Lindsay, who then passed it on to...

Patternicity "Patternicity is the human tendency to perceive meaningful patterns, connections, or intentionality within random, chaotic, or meaningless data. Coined by Michael Shermer, it is an evolutionarily driven cognitive bias—often termed a...

Doing it the old fashioned way... This is the tail end of the constellation Cetus (Whale): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cetus_(constellation) (There are some nice galaxies in this neighborhood.) The brightest star - just to the right of the...

Yeah it’s a bit ad hoc. I added lights to the 737-800 and the PA-28, but that’s it. I’ll have to document it.

Any UFO experience has two aspects, the physical and the mental. There are many examples, e.g. of pilots seeing Starlink flares, or questions that were posed on this forum, where recounting the physical aspects of the observation doesn't lead to...

Patternicity "Patternicity is the human tendency to perceive meaningful patterns, connections, or intentionality within random, chaotic, or meaningless data. Coined by Michael Shermer, it is an evolutionarily driven cognitive bias—often termed a...

Patternicity "Patternicity is the human tendency to perceive meaningful patterns, connections, or intentionality within random, chaotic, or meaningless data. Coined by Michael Shermer, it is an evolutionarily driven cognitive bias—often termed a...

Not really. Physics will postulate missing particles or theories (like relativity) that make predictions that can be tested. Synchronicity, in the woo sense, doesn't do that. Metaphysics gets into the why more than physics. Math starts from...

That's why I said in the "woo sense" because that's my experience with it. That's also why I said elsewhere I wasn't familiar with the non-woo sense. Copying from Google Gemini here: > Synchronicity, introduced by psychologist Carl Jung in...

It's not woo. certainly some people can make it into woo (like my preference to decide sometimes that its god or grandpa saying hi), but it itself isn't manifested or anything. there isnt anything supernatural about it happening. It's more just...