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  • M
    This could be revealing data. Are the aliens Arriving early in anticipation, or lingering afterwords to monitor the aftermath of the test? A more detailed breakdown, observing night by observing night, might also shed light on how accurate the...
  • M
    Indeed. One wonders why they don't also publish the numbers for -2 to 0 days and 0 to +2 days, so they can see if there's evidence of alien precognition or spying.
  • M
    Colloquially, for those of us watching the statistical stuff from the bleachers, that seems equivalent to "Garbage in, garbage out -- and if the garbage going in is the same garbage that went in last time, the garbage coming out will be the same...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to jdog's post in the thread Debunking Humor... with Funny Funny.
    I have a sleep paralysis joke to tell, but something's holding me back.
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread Artemis Moon Mission 2026 with Like Like.
    I used the LROC Quickmap tool to recreate the "Earthset" photo and label some of the visible features. (Sadly the 3D model doesn't shade the Earth, only the moon.) Here is a link, but the URL doesn't preserve the time. To get that view you...
  • MonkeeSage
    Hello. I'm a subscriber of Mick West's YouTube channel. I joined to share information and engage with the community.
  • Ravi
    Stars are classified by there colour temperature. A "blue star", it is just more white, and less reddish. But it is not so great of a difference as what it sounds like by eye. These plates were certainly not designed to "select" or "filter" stars...
  • Ravi
    As a layperson, I'd expect stars to emit light over a broad enough spectrum that it would be captured by both plates, even if the peak wavelength emitted is of neither. Do you have examples of such stars that disappear? Besides, if the theory is...
  • Ravi
    "Seventy years later, in 2021, Dr. Beatriz Villarroel and her VASCO project team identified a puzzling anomaly in its digitized version. Within a 10×10 arcminute section — about the size of a dime held at arm's length — they spotted nine stars...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to jdog's post in the thread Debunking Humor... with Like Like.
    I have a sleep paralysis joke to tell, but something's holding me back.
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread S4: The Bob Lazar Story Evidence? with Like Like.
    So they showed a fuzzy photo again as proof of Lazar's multiple claims? No thought of something like his school records, employment records, either of his 2 Master's projects, an explanation of which brothel he actually owned. No? How about a...
  • HoaxEye
    Meanwhile, the new Vera Rubin Observatory picked up 800,000 alerts of transients in its first night of observing. Are you guys ready to explain this?? :oops: NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory / NOIRLab / SLAC / AURA / P. Marenfeld / J. Pinto...
  • Robert Sheaffer
    Meanwhile, the new Vera Rubin Observatory picked up 800,000 alerts of transients in its first night of observing. Are you guys ready to explain this?? :oops: NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory / NOIRLab / SLAC / AURA / P. Marenfeld / J. Pinto...
  • Mendel
    Mendel reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Debunking Humor... with Like Like.
    Don't feel pressured. I have always liked the images of the surface of the moon with the moon in the sky. My memory is that this happens in the weird 1983 performance art film "Turtle Dreams," with a cut from the image below that shows a closer...
  • flarkey
    flarkey reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread Geolocation Exercises with Informative Informative.
    The shape of the skyline looks like the mountains behind the Minoh area to the north of the city... But I can't find a match. Of course the buildings in Google Earth could be out of date.
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