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Then you've misunderstood @jarlrmai's point and comitted a category error. He's not discussing individual cases to which light can be borne, he's discussing the class of all UAP reports: no matter how good a sensor is, there will always be a...

Might I point out that using "strange materials from the sky" goes back at least to the days of the Pharaohs. Tutankhamen had an iron knife made from a meteorite.

I would suggest the modern incarnation of "meta-materials (as always, we're using the term incorrectly, but it's the common term for UFO parts) really gets started with the Aztec, NM UFO crash in Frank Scully's Behind the flying Saucers (1950)...

Upper-atmospheric lightning and ionospheric lightning are terms sometimes used by researchers to refer to a family of short-lived electrical-breakdown phenomena that occur well above the altitudes of normal lightning and storm clouds...

Upper-atmospheric lightning and ionospheric lightning are terms sometimes used by researchers to refer to a family of short-lived electrical-breakdown phenomena that occur well above the altitudes of normal lightning and storm clouds...

Ok this caught me off guard:

There's also no guarantee that those RADAR traces were a real object, or even the same object Fravor saw or Underwood recorded.

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Stigma is a big word, and I think it needs to be defined. But first, I want to be absolutely clear: no one should be mocked or harassed, regardless of what beliefs they hold. At the same time, however, being taken seriously is not a human right...

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GEIPAN are not infallible; their investigators are often too quick to declare something anomalous. There are four photos from this incident; none of them show a triangle. And the detail of the dog's illness seems entirely irrelevant. The fact...

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One aspect of Busko's findings that I find more interesting than the coma analysis itself is the extreme clustering. If I understand the data correctly, all 11 candidates occur within a narrow time window (roughly 1949–1953) and in just two small...