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  • Harabeck
    Harabeck replied to the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited.
    Let's not forget that as discussed previously here (and elsewhere), San Clemente has a military facility focused on drone testing. It's not shocking to imagine drone or balloon flights originating from there.
  • Z.W. Wolf
    I wouldn't discount misinterpretation and memory as possibly more likely than full "hallucinations". Sometimes we see something and aren't sure what we saw, then our memory further complicates the situation. Case in point, Tuesday morning's walk...
  • Ann K
    Ann K reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    Nor were the fairly noticeable effects this would have on the surrounding atmosphere noticed, apparently. 80,000 feet in 2 seconds would be about 54,500 mph -- for comparison: The Chelyabinsk meteor ... was a superbolide that entered Earth's...
  • RTM
    At the end of "Sleeping Dog" Corbell shows some unredacted clips from his "ALMOST VETTED UAP" folder. All of them are from videos on Luna's list. "Sleeping Dog" was released between war.gov tranches 1 and 2. The videos look like they were filmed...
  • R
    At the end of "Sleeping Dog" Corbell shows some unredacted clips from his "ALMOST VETTED UAP" folder. All of them are from videos on Luna's list. "Sleeping Dog" was released between war.gov tranches 1 and 2. The videos look like they were filmed...
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  • JMartJr
    JMartJr replied to the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited.
    Nor were the fairly noticeable effects this would have on the surrounding atmosphere noticed, apparently. 80,000 feet in 2 seconds would be about 54,500 mph -- for comparison: The Chelyabinsk meteor ... was a superbolide that entered Earth's...
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  • Mendel
    Mendel reacted to Ancient's post in the thread Welcome Thread - New Members Post Here with Like Like.
    Hello guys ! I am totally new to this forum but I hope once I get the feel of it we will have many great discussions together I like what I see in the community which is why I signed up Have a good day everyone
  • Mendel
    I wouldn't discount misinterpretation and memory as possibly more likely than full "hallucinations". Sometimes we see something and aren't sure what we saw, then our memory further complicates the situation. Case in point, Tuesday morning's walk...
  • Mendel
    Wait wait are we talking CK?
  • Mendel
    Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs A man being shot in the neck with a .30-06 from 130 m at a 6.1-degree downward angle over the heads of hundreds of people, including law enforcement, none of whom are able to identify...
  • NorCal Dave
    I wouldn't discount misinterpretation and memory as possibly more likely than full "hallucinations". Sometimes we see something and aren't sure what we saw, then our memory further complicates the situation. Case in point, Tuesday morning's walk...
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  • Alien Chess Fiend
    Alien Chess Fiend reacted to Eburacum's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    They were also relatively new radar systems (brand new AN/SPY-1B passive radar according to Popular Mechanics), so it is likely that the bugs had not all been ironed out yet. Seeing spurious returns over a series of days on a brand new system is...
  • Alien Chess Fiend
    Alien Chess Fiend reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    If conditions conducive to creating false targets were in the system or in the atmosphere or both, and were persistent over several days, why would false targets NOT persist over several days? Given that they are military systems, I would be...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Eburacum's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    They were also relatively new radar systems (brand new AN/SPY-1B passive radar according to Popular Mechanics), so it is likely that the bugs had not all been ironed out yet. Seeing spurious returns over a series of days on a brand new system is...
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Agree Agree.
    If conditions conducive to creating false targets were in the system or in the atmosphere or both, and were persistent over several days, why would false targets NOT persist over several days? Given that they are military systems, I would be...
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