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  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis) with Like Like.
    In terms of applicability to Metabunk, I wonder if more people out looking for UAPs, drones, and Chinese balloons contributes to higher counts. I've been following the AMS for about ten years and reported exactly ONE meteor. If they are getting...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread March-emtrail with Like Like.
    I am concerned that we'll be seeing the above post quoted by the conspiracy theorists as a seriously-intended "confession" appearing on MetaBunk... It might also have to do with this being Spring up here in the Northern Hemisphere, and people...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Leekster's post in the thread March-emtrail with Funny Funny.
    As an airline guy I can tell you that March is the beginning of the "Chemtrail Season". We get the Rothschild/Soros funding in January but it usually takes until March for them to decide on mind control or sterilization, then produce and...
  • John J.
    John J. replied to the thread Attitudes towards intelligence.
    I dislike the author's phrasing. Whatever you accomplish in life, you are "non-gifted" if you have an average IQ. Instead of "gifted and non-gifted adults" they could have said (e.g.) "adults with IQ ≥ 130 and adults with IQ ≈ 100".
  • John J.
    John J. replied to the thread Debunking Humor....
    The thread 1971 Lake Cote / Lago de Cote UFO Aerial Photo has a post from @jackfrostvc (# 367) which contains a letter from Gene Huff, a sometime associate of Bob Lazar, discussing whether a (claimed) satellite photo of Area 51 shows a flying...
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    jdog replied to the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis).
    He does have a comment on that: Increased reporting or smartphone adoption. The AMS reporting platform has been mature since 2016–2018. The total event count for Q1 2026 is only marginally above recent years. The anomaly exists only at high...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to Leekster's post in the thread March-emtrail with Funny Funny.
    As an airline guy I can tell you that March is the beginning of the "Chemtrail Season". We get the Rothschild/Soros funding in January but it usually takes until March for them to decide on mind control or sterilization, then produce and...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to jackfrostvc's post in the thread 1971 Lake Cote / Lago de Cote UFO Aerial Photo with Funny Funny.
    Yes that looks like it And here is Bob Lazar's close friend at the time who was stuck to him like a rash in the early days talking about that disk russian sat image
  • John J.
    John J. replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.
    It's improbable thar direct radiation at the time of the tests was responsible, the inverse square law and (for tests in much of the USSR and in Australia/ the Western Pacific) the shielding effects of the Earth would prevent detectable radiation...
  • Gary C
    Gary C reacted to FatPhil's post in the thread Attitudes towards intelligence with Like Like.
    This abstract caught my eye today (mid-abstract bolding mine): Exploring exceptional minds: Political orientations of gifted adults December 2025 Intelligence DOI:10.1016/j.intell.2025.101986 Authors: Maximilian Krolo (Saarland University)...
  • Gary C
    Gary C replied to the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis).
    In terms of applicability to Metabunk, I wonder if more people out looking for UAPs, drones, and Chinese balloons contributes to higher counts. I've been following the AMS for about ten years and reported exactly ONE meteor. If they are getting...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Agree Agree.
    Not if the UFOs arrive a day before the test, something the authors counted as hits.
  • Gary C
    Gary C reacted to jdog's post in the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis) with Useful Useful.
    Ran across this data analysis piece by Mike Hankey for the American Meteor Society: The first quarter of 2026 has produced what appears to be a significant surge in large fireball events. The data, drawn from the AMS database going back to 2011...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to jdog's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like Like.
    You also have to remember that the nuclear paper also claims (based on a somewhat weak correlation, as pointed out in Critical Evaluation of Studies Alleging Evidence for Technosignatures in the POSS1-E Photographic Plates by Watters, et.al.)...
  • Kyle Ferriter
    Kyle Ferriter reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Claim: Chris Bledsoe says Sphinx will face Regulus on Easter 2026 with Like Like.
    ...and there is nothing that says you have to pick sunrise -- you could pick sunset, or midnight, or moonrise, or moonset, or the time any of the planets rise or set, etc. Nor does it have to be Regulus. SOMETHING will be at pretty much the...
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