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That shadow doesn't prove he's wearing a mask at all, what he does look like to me on that video is that he's in a really good shape for his age -- no wrinkles on his face and rarely blinking his eyes (albeit the few blinks look like in slow...

As part of the second tranche of records released by the DoW, video PR-071 shows a UAP being intercepted by an F-16 near Lake Huron. Because the video was not properly redacted, hidden information can still be read if the video is adjusted...

No, as far as I know, that is YOUR hypothesis but I don't think you can claim that it is "the main hypothesis". I'll grant you the length of the submarine, but that would appear to be the only thing that's a solid numerical fact. You've estimated...

@Nilbog This is the silliest thing I hope to see all day. Your neck changes every time you speak or move or smile. That's just what he looks like.

Hi everyone, my name is Mike. I'm a former solutions architect from Canada and a Community Notes writer on Twitter. I hope to make a meaningful contribution to the effort to find and expose bunk. For now, I will just observe until I get more...

If this is accurate, then it looks like someone cranked up the vanity filter a few notches. To be fair, maybe it was done at the network level. It still just looks like a strange shadow. Watch when he articulates certain words and opens his...

Hi everyone, my name is Mike. I'm a former solutions architect from Canada and a Community Notes writer on Twitter. I hope to make a meaningful contribution to the effort to find and expose bunk. For now, I will just observe until I get more...

Can't think of any reason why he would wear a mask of himself. Do they use smoothing filters on TV, like those on TikTok? Maybe the AI didn't quite know what to do with this shadowy part of the neck.

Distance isn't a problem in that case, but perhaps paranoia was. I once found a balloon (in Ohio) that had been launched by a third grade class in Michigan during the days when that was a fad. Upon corresponding with the class, I asked what was...

So the narrative is that a party balloon drifted from Montana to Lake Huron and we scrambled both F-15's and F-16's and shot 2 $500,000 missiles at it. We live in clown world. Source...

No, as far as I know, that is YOUR hypothesis but I don't think you can claim that it is "the main hypothesis". I'll grant you the length of the submarine, but that would appear to be the only thing that's a solid numerical fact. You've estimated...

I don't think you've categorically demonstrated that the object has to be traveling at 100+mph. Your suggestion is that IF we were looking straight down on the sub from a perfectly perpendicular altitude and the sub is a known 48m in length at...

The description claims the first few minutes have no content, but it's a great demonstration of diffraction spikes from what are clearly boats. Couldn't ask for a better visual debunking.

Um, my impression while watching the video was of a rather slower rate, but I could easily be mistaken. 10 Hz might not rule out birds: While most birds flap their wings at a rate of 5 to 10 times per second... "Learn Birdwatching", 16 May...

Similar looking diffraction patterns in release 02 PR091 1min52 https://www.dvidshub.net/video/1007716/dow-uap-pr091-21-aug-callsign-observes-uap-persian-gulf PR097 2min28...