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As I understand it, one of the main contentions is that you'd need a "dying star" level of power as a power source. I stopped there.

2.5 million data points reduced to 187 data points, some of which show absurd jumps. That seems to show that even radar-visual cases cannot alsways be relied upon to give confirming data.

If I saw a strange light in the sky that I could not identify, I would surely bring my phone up and film it right away, I’d post it here or anywhere and have it full analyzed. Problem is, nothing I ever saw was weird enough. If I were to see...

Thanks; it seems to have no significant differences from the MUFON report, and seems to show that the witnesses were looking directly towards the F16 planes, so there seems little reason to suppose they were looking at exotic aircraft.

Thank you sir. It appears that the SCU report is just a reprint of the MUFON report. The same report from 2 different UFO organizations. I posted the link to it on our Stephenville thread as noted by @Eburacum above. While this is not the place...

Thank you sir. It appears that the SCU report is just a reprint of the MUFON report. The same report from 2 different UFO organizations. I posted the link to it on our Stephenville thread as noted by @Eburacum above. While this is not the place...

Thanks; it seems to have no significant differences from the MUFON report, and seems to show that the witnesses were looking directly towards the F16 planes, so there seems little reason to suppose they were looking at exotic aircraft.

If I saw a strange light in the sky that I could not identify, I would surely bring my phone up and film it right away, I’d post it here or anywhere and have it full analyzed. Problem is, nothing I ever saw was weird enough. If I were to see...

There’s still a big problem with Pais propulsion method. It’s called “nobody has any idea how that would practically work”, I think.

People do sometimes take photographs/ video of unexpected scary or shocking events at very short notice, sometimes in situations where they might be in real danger. Not always, of course, and it's understandable that many people's first reaction...

There’s still a big problem with Pais propulsion method. It’s called “nobody has any idea how that would practically work”, I think.

As I said before, I refer you to the SCU report, which has specific chapters on these questions https://www.explorescu.org/post/stephenville-lights-a-comprehensive-radar-and-witness-report-study

As you may know, we have a French public office inside our space agency tasked with that and able to guarantee witness anonymity, and even that they don't trust it. It would be illegal for me to divulge private documents.

Um, my comparison was partly tongue-in-cheek. I don't believe in fairies, and I wouldn't describe myself as being part of a subculture that "believe in the validity of one and not the other" (visiting alien craft v. fairies). I do not believe...

Um, my comparison was partly tongue-in-cheek. I don't believe in fairies, and I wouldn't describe myself as being part of a subculture that "believe in the validity of one and not the other" (visiting alien craft v. fairies). I do not believe...