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In these two frames it really looks like it’s interacting with the clouds. At least that’s what it looks like to me. Again, if solid, possibly a ballon. If not a ballon, then something else. Doesn’t behave like any artifact I have previously...

Timeline of the evidence for Michalak's injuries The reason I'm posting this is because the timeline, specifically the photos, have been mixed up in order to create the narrative that Michalak suffered burns in a grid pattern (matching the UFO...

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...

Hello everyone, I am here because I’m hoping for an explanation ( logical) of something I saw a few years ago. No photos were taken which is one of my big regrets. Thank you

...but be aware that the plane can often be well ahead of the towed sign, and smaller than expected. EG: And when flying upwind, they can move EXTREMELY slowly. Well rats, what fun is that? ;) But is it possible it was a square/rectangular...

I don't think so, it does not look like a thing entering clouds, it looks like something fading out and then back, This could be due to a change in angles to the light (if it is a lens flare or similar) or the contrast auto-adjusting , or...

It is my impression that they have some fill light coming at a low angle, casting a shadow from his shirt collar on the lower part of his neck. My hunch would be that the fill light is to fill in this section of distracting wrinkles: Whether...

Which is what would be expected if there is nothing to release, other than Low Information Zone cases where the "object;" if there is one, is too far away to resolve, plus a few glares and lens flares. Members of congress interested in this...

Ross Coulthart, :rolleyes: on 5/22/26, tried like hell (for over an hour) to make this important, despite ultimately conceding: "...frankly, they're pretty underwhelming..." [1:16:45] Source: https://www.youtube.com/live/POD4iAL4teM

The letter S in your diagram is not at the stern of the submarine. The stern is just behind the vertical fin sticking out of the water a ways to the left of the S. Lengths of vessels can be confusing, there are multiple measures that can be used...

Unless it is diving from altitude?

The letter S in your diagram is not at the stern of the submarine. The stern is just behind the vertical fin sticking out of the water a ways to the left of the S. Lengths of vessels can be confusing, there are multiple measures that can be used...

They are between the hours of 5a.m and 10am, sometimes all day long in Haleyville, Alabama HWY 243.

To me, this is much like what we've been discussing in the wind farm thread: https://www.metabunk.org/threads/pr-48-indopaco-2024-wind-farm-dot-changing-apparent-direction.14873/ It's not that the object turns, the drone filming does. At least...

I am not sure you can go from the brightness frequency to the wing flapping frequency this easily. I'd say the cross section (and so the reflectivity/brightness) oscillate twice per wing flap, but I could depend on the viewing angle/bird species