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These questions and this kind of critical thinking is exactly why we need to spray more in the southern hemisphere. I just reported this up to the "Top Men".

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...

These questions and this kind of critical thinking is exactly why we need to spray more in the southern hemisphere. I just reported this up to the "Top Men".

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...

There's somewhat of a similarity between those polka dot aliens and the "Polkaroo" from a kids show called the Polka Dot Door - which was on TV (13 Sept '94) three days earlier.

There's somewhat of a similarity between those polka dot aliens and the "Polkaroo" from a kids show called the Polka Dot Door - which was on TV (13 Sept '94) three days earlier.

There's somewhat of a similarity between those polka dot aliens and the "Polkaroo" from a kids show called the Polka Dot Door - which was on TV (13 Sept '94) three days earlier.

That might be an artefact of the authors not being native English speakers, and some of the terminology they use having been adopted in decades and cultures that weren't so PC.

I've heard of pay-to-play journals, but this is not what I imagined.

Some people get published in peer-reviewed journals, others get published in the toy store. ;)

I've heard of pay-to-play journals, but this is not what I imagined.

That suggests that the questions should be about the witnesses rather than the the objects themselves. Don't discount the possibility of "bandwagon" sightings, the urge to be part of the crowd that makes people say "me too, I saw it" when all...

Inspired by the work of Ivo Busko (preprint: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.20407 and code repository: https://github.com/cuernodegazpacho/plateanalysis), I started experimenting with morphology-based filtering. See...

I've heard of pay-to-play journals, but this is not what I imagined.

I agree, and that is the point I was trying to make (although probably in a hamfisted and unclear way). The distribution of emulsion flaws was presumably random before the ones closest to the ecliptic were removed. I note that Villaroel says...