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Spielberg at Cinemacon: LAS VEGAS, April 15 (Reuters) - Steven Spielberg described his 1977 UFO film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" as ‌his own "speculation" about intelligent life on other planets. His new alien movie, "Disclosure Day,"...

I read one of your accounts a while back, I'll have to review it again. It could maybe use it's own thread, even just something in chit-chat that's speculative, but could be interesting.

Also, one would expect the official interaction to be going differently. It's been a while, but I think we discussed that the newspaper would ask the MoD if it's ok to run the pictures, or whether that's classified. Since the RAF escorting the...

To be fair, Pope did have some interesting insider knowledge about Sec(AS)2a. The problem has always been twofold: Nick was a true believer known to exaggerate, and he didn't start working at the desk until 1991. Still, his claims about the case...

I suppose that was: 1) the katana shape, or cloud angle motion misaligned with artificial horizon. You have it in your panorama stitching of the video, using the Sitrec panorama generation. 2) the slight rise of the object at the end just...

I read one of your accounts a while back, I'll have to review it again. It could maybe use it's own thread, even just something in chit-chat that's speculative, but could be interesting.

Just speculation on my part. A bet, perhaps. But Spielberg is speculating, so I’m offering my own, too :)

Great Value Brand Pedro Pascal. Trying to figure out if that's a tiny American flag on the capsule or a giant "car dealer next to the airport" sized one on the ship.

It's made of a meta-material; when it was told it had unaccountably overlooked the traditional colonies of Greenland and Gaza it did the right thing.

I think highlighting any obvious errors in hoax photos presented as being real is fair game.

not sure why you are commenting on these things still, when the hatch doesn't even fit the opening, and the guy on the bottom left has alien letters on his back. What I'd really like to see is this image with a Dalek in place of the capsule.

Red stars that are faint will disappear on the blue-sensitive plate, and vice-versa. The plates were used to determine the color temperature of the stars by enabling the measurement of the Blue-Minus-Red brightness (usually expressed as B-V). If...

Blue main sequence stars are inherently orders of magnitude larger and intrinsically brighter than much more common red ones. The output of large bright O and B stars in the red end of the spectrum is typically greater than the entire output of a...

It depends on the brightness of the star. A red star that is faint (near the magnitude limit of the plate) will not be seen on the blue plate. A much brighter red star might.

@Mendel Then don't discuss it!