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Mine's, dare I say, bigger: Does that mean mine sucks more? In any event, with your help Phil, I should have a good chunk of town up and running on clean, free vacuum energy any day now.

Source: https://x.com/FalconSpaceLabs/status/2059837951433957823?s=20

Just when I thought I'd read everything about Ariel School I came across a Nation of Islam scholar Wesley Muhammad (ph.D) and his "revisionist" take on the event and how it's deliberately "misremembered". It seems his thesis is something about...

Or did see, but didn't think of how they'd make a nifty UFO video until that magic moment... not an accusation, just thinking through the possibilities. "A hoax" belongs on the table for consideration.

Since they look virtually identical in both photos, cars or other moving objects seem less likely. Instead, they appear to be stationary lights on the ground. For someone who lives in the area and is genuinely interested in finding out what they...

Source: https://x.com/fizumtweet/status/2062251916059381974?s=20 Source: https://x.com/tainaseixas/status/2061967220012400977?s=20 It must be said that in a place where infrastructure development seems more difficult than an alien invasion...

I'm bemused as to why this is getting so much attention. It's clearly just some lights on the hillside miles away.

Fun -- you could challenge them to a game -- here is one picture of road paving happening in Brazil: https://phys.org/news/2019-10-brazil-highways-amazon-developmentand-destruction.html If they can match that with an equally clear and...

The funny thing is some self-professed Brazilians in the reddit discussions argue it's implausible for the lights to be from construction vehicles because infrastructure never gets fixed in Brazil. So it's more likely to be aliens?

I'm drawing attention to the claims made by ufologists, who see a UFO conspiracy everywhere. They're not my claims. In addition to the vague promise that "the mysteries of space will, in time, be revealed" ufologists wonder why such a...

This seems to be a thing that happens sometimes, for whatever reason. Another example is Salvatore Pais, who was paid a half million dollars by the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division to investigate his dubious "Pais Effect" (claimed to...

Lenticular clouds, either singly or stacked, generally form over mountains where the air flow encounters the slope of the terrain. Lenticular clouds have been mistaken for UFOs, because many of them have the shape of a "flying saucer", with a...

IMHO there is more often than not a congress critter in the loop helping out a 'constituent' for reasons ranging from the prosaic to the perverse. Sen. Harry Reid comes to mind.

I think we're talking past each other a bit here. My fault, as I'm using the common UFO world meaning of "meta-materials". There is a a proper use of the word in material sciences: A metamaterial (from the Greek word μετά meta, meaning "beyond"...

Now, my major beef. The idea that "disclosure" would be this huge mind fuck and there'd be mass hysteria. Dogs and cats living together... What a load of crap. It would become the new background noise of daily life. People adapt to terminal...