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What good does it do to guess (and hope?) that videos and documents we don't even know exist would potentially show something anomalous? We have the declassified material to study, and skeptics have already done a great job analyzing most of...

It's possible the full picture is birds, balloons, other people's drones, misunderstandings of visible spectrum imagery of intense IR sources etc. etc. If this is the case, we still learn something from working out what is being seen/ detected/...

BUT... they were initially claimed to show incredible speed skimming low over the ocean, amazing acceleration and strange and mysterious rotation while in flight, respectively, by UFOdom. It took some amount of work to demonstrate that this...

Another thing. Why is Corbell allowed to release the videos Luna ask for, but DoD don't even want to admit exists? Who makes that decision? My usual guess is that they aren't really secret or classified and that it just is a charade. But why do...

Where did AARO claim this? The report you cited with a similar claim is NOT from AARO. It was from the UAP Task Force and was compiled before AARO existed. This, and the problems with the UAPTF were explained up-thread. Because AARO, and it's...

The "random garbage" is what people who think they've seen something anomalous have dropped *onto* AARO. Blame the source, not the mediator.

I guess they've spent even less time trying to understand advertising as they have other fields. It's blindingly obvious that advertising agencies have used models and practical special effects in the past, just as they use digital effects now...

But it does not 'hint' at a technological breakthrough. Rather, it's a plain advertisement for what Amoco thought was a tech breakthrough (and it might well have been one): THORNEL® (I guess the breakthrough was a novel method to make carbon...

If we're going back, let's go WAY back! It is only "real looking" if there is a real thing that looks like that, which has not been proven and can't be proven by pointing to this image! The reasoning here seems a bit circular... (One thing...

Angeles National Forest this morning.

Carl Crusher has posted a long video recorded at the recent Contact in the Desert conference in Palm Springs. They claim the video shows them summoning orbs with their minds. This is the video ... Source...

Carl Crusher has posted a long video recorded at the recent Contact in the Desert conference in Palm Springs. They claim the video shows them summoning orbs with their minds. This is the video ... Source...

I was thinking along the lines of artists like Ron Mueck (his work starts in the 1990s) who creates incredible hyperrealistic sculptures often at massive scale. Seen in person they are very powerful. Or there's Duane Hanson whose work preceeds...

Hands moving in front of monitors can do weird things - the only time I've experienced synaestesia was the quite delightful discovery that I could play music with a televised snooker game. You don't need to ask whether hallucinogenics were...

I replicated it. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQcNPPXyq_U Swiping my finger across this video when viewed full screen gives a very convincing illusion that it affected the region I swiped over.