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https://www.satobs.org/seesat/Apr-2026/0032.html From: Kevin Fetter via Seesat-l <seesat-l_at_lists.seesatmail.org> Date: Tue, 7 Apr 2026 21:57:04 -0400 A fellow observer tipped me off, that a show would happen for me [image: ] So I aimed, and...

Reddit is saying its confirmed as Starlink 17-35 Source: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1sgey0p/what_was_spotted_in_the_skies_over_europe/of5m1bh/ Yesterday I clicked on the link in the post...

If the Chinese rocket launched at 01:32:00 PM UTC Tuesday April 7, 2026 from a known location (Latitude and longitude of the launch site in China) - and is on a polar orbit (assume 89° inclination) and a 90 minute orbital period, and knowing the...

The lovely folks at the Daily Mail mentioned McCasland and connect with him 8 other deaths. Another scientist with ties to America's space program has now joined the growing list of deaths and disappearances around the US. Michael David Hicks...

Interesting edit history on that node. https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/8349849545/history#map=18/37.114520/-115.837489 And particularly the person who created it... :p

Did you know there is actually a website of spurious correlations? https://tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations?page=4

So Loeb did not actually say "…could not explain," and this was a misleading paraphrase by Gomez? Of course, one can easily put those words into his mouth without him ever spitting them out – and what he actually said is hardly any better.

I noted (Tim Phillips): I briefed Representative Luna while serving at AARO and wish she and her staff spent more time vetting their sources and witness UAP claims.

(@ThomasH ) Next candidate to check would be the Chinese launch of 18 Satellites in their Starlink-equivalant SpaceSail. That was launched from China at 1.32pm UTC on the day of the UFO sighting. A polar orbit would generally fit the observed...

I'm starting to agree with @jarlrmai in that this might not have been Starlink G17-35. I wonder if what was seen was actually the next launch from Vandenberg, the STP-S29A mission....? Unfortunately this was a military launch so i dont think the...

Well then it wasn't what people saw!! It's the wrong direction and time. It was 21:14 (UK time) looking South East and South from Denmark

That was probably the most egregious bit he left in (knowingly, as he admits). Other nonsenses were a kick to the chest leaving the victim's shirt all bloodied, and of course all of the smears of blood on the screens that made no physical sense...

I don't know the answer to this, are TLEs reliable for just-launched satellites? For some period they are still attached to the launch vehicle which may still be providing significant acceleration, and even after that there's a period where the...

We're investigating the timings in the TLEs from Celestrak in this thread, because it's hard to know if this is a Sitrec or data issue. https://www.metabunk.org/threads/starlink-flares-tle-sources-for-trains-vs-stellarium.14542/post-366650

How many of the incidents on your list are coverups? I know the VW diesel thing is, but I looked into the Toyota accelerator affair and it seems to be a "honest mistake" kind of deal?