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I think this has always been true, but back in the day it was contained in news letters and specialty magazines. Now, not only is there instant access via social media, that medium is jam packed with "content creators" all vying to be the next...

It just speaks to the collapse of critical thinking in the general population. As Dave Farina says, it's always the same: Slightly anomalous or curious visual --> immediate incredulity --> something extraordinary must be going on! --> evangelism...

The "evidence" that the person in the video is wearing a mask is much better explained by a shadow caused by bright lighting. It must be unlikely that Bob Harward wears a realistic mask of Bob Harward. He looked like Bob Harward, and said the...

Unless I am mistaken, this was not collected because it was flying in an anomalous fashion, but because someone sent it to the collection office. They wouldn't analyze, they would just file it. Someone else will analyze, maybe, if they consider...

This has the cloud layer stabilized, so it's just rotation. I then added the Video2 layer back in (with a dot tracking the object). Look at the red track in the lower right. That's the track of a cloud. It matched the motion of the object. I...

I think this has always been true, but back in the day it was contained in news letters and specialty magazines. Now, not only is there instant access via social media, that medium is jam packed with "content creators" all vying to be the next...

I checked my local copy of the original CSV file from the first release and it also has it marked as resolved as aircraft. Weird.

This new file has this to say; The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of one minute and 46 seconds of video footage from an...

ARRO was only stood up a few years ago and repeating what I said in the thread about Luna asking for videos: If we look at the big 3 from the whole NYT/AATIP/TTSA reveal, we get a mashup of names with limited context. GIMBAL, GO FAST and FLIR1...

AARO probably don't pay as much per video as some..

I think this has always been true, but back in the day it was contained in news letters and specialty magazines. Now, not only is there instant access via social media, that medium is jam packed with "content creators" all vying to be the next...

This could easily be a mistake; with so much data to tabulate, let alone evaluate, mistakes could be made.

This new file has this to say; The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of one minute and 46 seconds of video footage from an...

It just speaks to the collapse of critical thinking in the general population. As Dave Farina says, it's always the same: Slightly anomalous or curious visual --> immediate incredulity --> something extraordinary must be going on! --> evangelism...

AARO probably don't pay as much per video as some..