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I notice they are persistent...

I notice they are persistent...

We had them — in the chemistry lab where I worked — when they tried to save some money by cutting back on the cleaning staff. I taped one to a sign reading "D wing mascot: do not feed" and was told off disapprovingly, but at least we got the...

We had them — in the chemistry lab where I worked — when they tried to save some money by cutting back on the cleaning staff. I taped one to a sign reading "D wing mascot: do not feed" and was told off disapprovingly, but at least we got the...

After reading your response to @Nemon I think a dedicated thread about Rogers involvement in the Phoenix Lights would be fun, informative and more focused. I don't recall the exact timeline of that event, but it be quite a coincident if Rogers...

We've got different agendas. I like solving cases, the way I like solving any elaborate puzzle. The TW case was solved many moons ago. Adding anything is beating a dead horse. Especially another a bit of "evidence" which is pretty obviously...

sUAS News updating on the Billund incident crediting all the effort of @ThomasH and Metabunk. The airline have refused to reveal if any British or American tourists were onboard the flight, but they have disclosed that they are in dialogue with...

It is not a hoax if it was presented in good faith and was not intentionally faked. It could still be any of several things, including a hoax. But just saying "It is a hoax" is not evidence that it is one! Earlier you'd posted about double...

"It's a hoax", while sometimes true, is often the lazy way to dismiss a thing. That's usually what we DON'T do here. If it's a hoax, we want to know how and why it was done before drawing that conclusion. If it's a mistake, a misidentification, a...

Don't get me wrong; I have no expectation whatsoever that the Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability will find any of Beatrice Villarroel's satellites. I'm expecting that future system to debunk them "real soon now". Well, within a few years. I...

This is where a cynical person would point out that professional astronomers looking for ancient reflective objects in geostationary orbit should have already known this detection capability existed by the 2002 of that paper and might have to...

Sorry, but if they were detectable by the original plates they would be detectable by any similar system in use since and by all of the newer and more sensitive systems that have come into use since. Are they still being detected? If not then...

Some years ago, for one of my Building 7 videos, I did my own soda can experiment to see if I could actually observe effective freefall acceleration in a collapsing soda can. I filled a bucket with water while filming the can at 300 FPS. Then I...

I was up last night, so clearly they are messing with my sleep. It's everywhere. I find them in friends houses. Use some tape and collect samples. If you look at them under a microscope they look different from dustbunnies. ;)

Don't settle for scale. Get at least "Scale plus 10," which tacks on 10% for your agent -- if you don't have an agent, you keep the 10. But to bring a major story like that to Tucker, I think you want travel and per diem on top, at the very...