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It appears to be an Interdimensional Being.. I have never seen an interdimensional being that appeared at all like that...

I don’t trust Marik’s analysis on anything. I remember the mental gymnastics applied to the gimbal case by him, in order to demonstrate that the object is physically rotating, when the “dirt” on the lens is perfectly synchronized to the movement...

ENDGAME? I think most of the points I'm going to mention have already been raised here. But framed this way, the argument becomes clearer. Marik made an interesting observation. He pointed out that before the zipp-off, the camera/background...

More discussion is at https://www.metabunk.org/threads/claims-of-advanced-tech-recovered-from-ufos.14932/post-371337 and following.

That's why multiple witness UFO sightings can be actually misidentification, expectation, hysteria, hoaxes, but still have (in my opinion) to be considered at least different from the average Joe seeing a bright object in the sky and screaming...

As Monkeesage pointed out in post #54, we did: https://www.metabunk.org/threads/us-navy-ufo-patent-by-salvatore-cezar-pais.12080/ Now we have two, I guess? ;)

What might be useful would be for you to select what you consider the single best example of such a picture and start a thread for it. You would not need to enter discussion/debate there unless you wanted to, but it would be useful for us to...

I kind of agree. Witnesses are wasting their time without sharing evidence - skeptics tend to become convinced that a claim is true whenever they are shown evidence that supports the claim. People can claim anything, and using words to describe...

This zooming in on bright lights in poor quality pixelated digital videos trying to see detail that isnt there is not new. It was done with Kumburgaz video when people said they could see alien heads through the spaceship's hatch...

Honnestly i don't know what I can say. It's a circus

What's True Some chemical sunscreen ingredients can be absorbed through the skin and detected in blood. That part of the claim is based on real studies by FDA researchers, published in JAMA in 2019 and 2020. What's False However, those studies...

It's not a bold claim at all. Pais has filed several patents, but the one we've been discussing is US10144532B2, "Craft using an inertial mass reduction device", 28 April 2016, https://patents.google.com/patent/US10144532B2/en, the one raised and...

Said almost everyone within 5 minutes of TTSA finishing their inaugural presentation. Imagine you are Steve Justice. You are a leading executive with a prestigious role at a global market leader. How do you not see likely outcomes (and how did...

Oh, thank you, I understand a bit better. The TTSA claim, largely based on their belief in the claims of others, was that the material itself displayed mass reduction in some circumstances. It was claimed to be a meta-material, it came from an...

Most stuff concerning TTSA was smoke and mirrors. They were a UFO infotainment and technology company. They were always looking for investors and used a variety of techniques to attract them. One way was to employ what they considered...