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Things just got more interesting. USAF Pilot Suffered Shrapnel Wounds after F-35 Hit Over Iran A U.S. Air Force F-35A pilot suffered shrapnel wounds after their aircraft was damaged during a combat mission over Iran on March 19, people familiar...

It does remind me of video of a "mysterious creature" swimming under a bridge, where apparently some plastic or cloth trash was stuck on a snag in the river, the current flowing by creating a nice illusion of something swimming past... unless you...

I have no idea. But in addition to being an unusual video, it's a good example of "I know what I saw!!!"

Go back to post #79. Prolific Varginha researcher and native Portuguese speaker @BoulderRiver gives a breakdown of it. He and @Gaspa are the ones to ask.

Has anyone who speaks the language (Spanish) watched this 3 part series on Varginha UFO.? Supposedly they debunk it https://globoplay.globo.com/o-misterio-de-varginha/t/nFTcDsdqFw/

Things just got more interesting. USAF Pilot Suffered Shrapnel Wounds after F-35 Hit Over Iran A U.S. Air Force F-35A pilot suffered shrapnel wounds after their aircraft was damaged during a combat mission over Iran on March 19, people familiar...

I am posting this for honest technical analysis and debunking only. No promotion, no book, no sales — just the raw evidence from my January 20, 2025 encounter on the Alaska Highway (Mile 777–801, Watson Lake, Yukon). Key facts: Driving north...

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...

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...

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...

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...

is this "happens every year in this place" rarity, or better?

This is certainly true of consumer quadcopters, does it hold for larger "war drones" as might be used by, say, Iran?

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.

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...