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purpleivan reacted to MapperGuy's post in the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis) with
Agree.
The fundamental problem is "What is Normal"? Continue the collection of data for the next 100,000 years and see what the range of values is. Our short 'blink of an eye' lives are perhaps during an era of higher or lower frequency. How often does... -
purpleivan reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis) with
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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... -
HoaxEye replied to the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.That's a fair point about information loss. In practice people still fit stellar profiles on digitized plates to get an effective FWHM. It's not a perfect reconstruction, but it remains a useful and well-understood metric -
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...
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MonkeeSage replied to the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis).We apparently may be (or have recently been) in a new shower as well, M2025-F1 discovered last March. Between March 18-22, 2025, a new meteor shower from the constellation of Puppis was discovered by cameras of the Global Meteor Network. It is...
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Charlie Wiser replied to the thread Travis Walton case: Crew boss confesses hoax.I've created this map based on MUFON reports between 1997 and 2016 along with Fitzgerald (1997). It excludes the one Kingman report (further NW towards Nevada). Notes: The lines are extremely approximate, with longer lines indicating a longer... -
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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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HoaxEye reacted to Eburacum's post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
My take; if I'm wrong it would be nice to know the counterarguments. The idea that aliens put thousands of satellites in orbit before 1957, and then they removed them immediately the first real Terran satellite went up is extremely unlikely. The...
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Hevach replied to the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis).There has been a significant uptick in satellite reentries in the last couple years. More space launches than any time in history, more consistent disposal of top stages, a large number of temporary smallsat rideshares, and mega constellations... -
MMapperGuy reacted to jackfrostvc's post in the thread 1971 Lake Cote / Lago de Cote UFO Aerial Photo with
Informative.
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 -
MMapperGuy reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread 1971 Lake Cote / Lago de Cote UFO Aerial Photo with Like.
This? Found by Googing variations on the descriptive words, the image popped up with essentially no context here: Source: https://imgur.com/ueSi3fb Last minute addition: It seems to be discussed to some extent here: Source...
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MMapperGuy reacted to John J.'s post in the thread Transients in the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey with Like.
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...
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MMapperGuy replied to the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis).The fundamental problem is "What is Normal"? Continue the collection of data for the next 100,000 years and see what the range of values is. Our short 'blink of an eye' lives are perhaps during an era of higher or lower frequency. How often does...
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MMapperGuy reacted to jdog's post in the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis) with Like.
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...
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MMapperGuy reacted to Jay Y's post in the thread Has Something Changed in the Near-Earth Meteoroid Environment? (American Meteor Society analysis) with Like.
Perhaps the Lord himself grows weary of us…
