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flarkey reacted to FatPhil's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with
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I find this very sloppily worded: "While the analysis is ongoing, one notable result is that our findings independently confirm that these transients exhibit systematically narrow full width at half maximum (FWHM) compared to stellar point spread... -
JMartJr reacted to FatPhil's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with
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I find this very sloppily worded: "While the analysis is ongoing, one notable result is that our findings independently confirm that these transients exhibit systematically narrow full width at half maximum (FWHM) compared to stellar point spread... -
JMartJr replied to the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax.Interesting, that was not my impression but I am not sure if I ever saw his age explicitly stated. If handy, could you drop the source for that?
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FatPhil replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.I find this very sloppily worded: "While the analysis is ongoing, one notable result is that our findings independently confirm that these transients exhibit systematically narrow full width at half maximum (FWHM) compared to stellar point spread... -
Mendel reacted to Hevach's post in the thread Claim: Chris Bledsoe says Sphinx will face Regulus on Easter 2026 with Like.
Simply put he changed the date because he made a prediction based on an easily predictable celestial event and botched the date, but the correct date is easy to find, and he chose a bright star aligning with the sphinx and that has a history of... -
Mendel reacted to mxmneon's post in the thread Claim: Chris Bledsoe says Sphinx will face Regulus on Easter 2026 with Like.
okay, not sure if i am doing this right and i have found this thread very helpful, but what is up with him changing the date again? he has recently mentioned that october 7th, 2026 will be the time of change. i understand he's not reliable, i...
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Mendel replied to the thread The 1933 Hugh Gray Loch Ness monster photo.Welcome to Metabunk! It's always good to discuss with people well versed in the facts of a case. The paper at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/362866103_Empirical_Analysis_of_the_Hugh_Gray_%27Nessie%27_Photograph lists Roland Watson...
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flarkey replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.@MonkeeSage - beat me to it! Another paper has been released stating that they have found "evidence of transients similar to those previously reported by the VASCO Project for POSS plates" but in other plates. https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.20407...
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A solution which allows everybody to be right: Source: https://www.facebook.com/reel/814357001071874
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Mendel reacted to John J.'s post in the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax with Like.
It's more than implausible. Half that size would still make it the largest flying thing ever built by humanity (at least in terms of its longest dimension). That isn't a trivial fact. A tenth of 1/3 mile (which would be approx. 58.7 yards, 53.6...
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MonkeeSage replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.Dr. Villarroell posted on X about a preprint that reports finding similar transients in sky survey from the 1950's conducted at Hamburg Observatory. Source: https://x.com/DrBeaVillarroel/status/2036379674477998209 I haven't had a change to...
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Mendel reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax with Like.
The problem is were' dealing with the 2nd hand accounts of an unreliable source. @Charlie Wiser has shared accounts of Rogers making claims of this overly large floating UFO. According to his daughter, he confessed to faking this UFO. So, the...
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Mendel reacted to Charlie Wiser's post in the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax with Like.
Yes, exactly as I said - you can pick out some reports to support planes, and I can pick out some reports to support a relatively slow-moving single object.
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Mendel reacted to Robert Sheaffer's post in the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax with Informative.
Rich Contry, who was on I-40 north of Prescott, wrote: "As the formation came towards me I stopped my car and got out with my binocs to check out what this was. As it came towards me, I saw 5 aircraft with there running lights (red and green) and...
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Mendel reacted to FatPhil's post in the thread Yukon Alaska Hwy Jan 20 2025 Case – Raw Dashcam Timestamp Jump + 21:51 Orb Photo (Higher Res) with Like.
One might even call it "unbelievable". Lights were seen at night, that's all. Lights exist, they're visable at night, and seeing exists, so I'm led to the obvious 2+2+2=6 conclusion.
