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Mendel replied to the thread A good example of how CT nonsense is still around..The airport does not control the airspace above 10,000 feet, so generally speaking, aircraft on their way to a faraway destination at 24,000 or 35,000 feet could be safely routed regardless of what airport may be below. They would still be on a... -
Z.W. Wolf reacted to Robert Sheaffer's post in the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax with
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There is no way that the first Phoenix Lights sighting was a hoax by Mike Rogers, or anyone else. First, it crossed almost the entire state of Arizona, by most accounts in less than an hour, suggesting a speed of about 400 mph. So Planes... -
Mendel replied to the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs.is this "happens every year in this place" rarity, or better?
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Mendel reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Copenhagen airport closure due to reported drone activity with
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This is certainly true of consumer quadcopters, does it hold for larger "war drones" as might be used by, say, Iran? -
Mendel replied to the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax.If there was a black triangular balloon, for practical reasons it must've been smaller and lower. The altitude might be estimated from where it was visible.
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Trailblazer replied to the thread Pre 1995 Persistent Contrail Archive.Found a nice one this morning via a local history Facebook group. Description from Facebook page: MANOR CAFE PHOTOS (circa 1968 - 1974) Credit (Lee Rawlings) Location: The site of the current ALDI store, BLACKWATER, GU17. Photos 1 to 13 I... -
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Mauro reacted to Edward Current's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Like.
Okay, if y'all gonna post glorified rainbows as rare events (I think they are just cases of being in an uninhabitable place at the right time), then I raise you a fixed pole vs. a moving ice sheet. -
purpleivan reacted to Edward Current's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Like.
Okay, if y'all gonna post glorified rainbows as rare events (I think they are just cases of being in an uninhabitable place at the right time), then I raise you a fixed pole vs. a moving ice sheet. -
Charlie Wiser replied to the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax.Something was seen in the north, but it doesn't match the other reports (of course, many reports don't match each other). There is a sighting around Prescott at 6PM, so that's 2 hours to get to Phoenix around 8PM. Perhaps it wasn't a rigid... -
RTM reacted to Edward Current's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Like.
Okay, if y'all gonna post glorified rainbows as rare events (I think they are just cases of being in an uninhabitable place at the right time), then I raise you a fixed pole vs. a moving ice sheet. -
Hevach reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Iran releases video claiming to show they have hit an F-35 with
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Robert Sheaffer replied to the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax.There is no way that the first Phoenix Lights sighting was a hoax by Mike Rogers, or anyone else. First, it crossed almost the entire state of Arizona, by most accounts in less than an hour, suggesting a speed of about 400 mph. So Planes... -
Charlie Wiser replied to the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax.That's true. One report that sticks out to me, from a pilot (he was on the ground), has the time as 18:00. All the times on NUFORC are 24-hr format, and I'm sure people must sometimes get it wrong, but I don't think a pilot would accidentally...
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Yyoshy reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Iran releases video claiming to show they have hit an F-35 with Agree.
I'd stick with "unverified."
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Gary C replied to the thread Iran releases video claiming to show they have hit an F-35.I'd stick with "unverified."
