Exact position and altitude of the observer effects the exact timing they see it go past a small region of the sky
If they and you want it validated to that degree of accuracy then that data needs sharing.
Post one with the actual metadata for time and a location / direction that can be verified. You often seem to lack details when you post stuff give us the data you have for checking.
Your expectations for how accurate the sitrec match against stars can be on a predicted sat track without precise observer GPS co-ordinates and height and to the second accurate metadata may need some adjustment.
No, Loeb strongly implies that these FBI reports are unexplained. It's not misleading.
Loeb is misleading, though. For example, he says, "So I asked them, and they said, well, we have access to everything. And maybe they are not fully aware of...
It strikes me that the problem with this approach of looking for more sky survey-like material shot in the same way with similar technology at the same time is that the analysis is also likely to repeat any flaws in the original papers.
That is...
Q: It only takes about a half dozen satellites at GEO to provide 24 hr surveillance of ~90% of the planet. If we are seeing a lot more transients than that, doesn't that strongly suggest aliens are not involved?