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I agree, it all hangs together nicely -- with the proviso that before it is really necessary to explain something, it needs to be established that it happened, which has not yet been established in this case, last I looked.

I am amused that the bunch of balloons is named "Animorphis." Other than a resemblance to the kids book series "Animorphs," in which the book covers show a picture of one thing turning into a picture of something else (probably coincidental in...

The “250.000 people watching it” on the first night (from the wiki page), is also a littlebit unbelievable.. But as always, when claims of extraordinary stuff is inflated with things like this, it is clear to me it is all nonsense.

They could also easily be done by drawing with a dark ink on a black-and-white negative, then printing it.

I knew there were unredacted clips in it so I downloaded it and put it at x16 speed until I saw the clips. I don't think I could have endured the whole thing at normal speed. It was on is own laptop. From what I saw he digged up a case and the...

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...

If, as I suspect, some/all of the radar targets are spurious "angels," I am not sure what can be learned by recreating them on Sitrec or by other means I'm not opposed to the effort being made by any means -- but I'd caution all interested...

I knew there were unredacted clips in it so I downloaded it and put it at x16 speed until I saw the clips. I don't think I could have endured the whole thing at normal speed. It was on is own laptop. From what I saw he digged up a case and the...

I have wondered if some of these steeply-inclined spurious radar returns were caused by meteors arriving at the top of the atmosphere. Meteors can be routinely detected by radar, and this method is used by meteor enthusiasts. But very few meteors...

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...

I knew there were unredacted clips in it so I downloaded it and put it at x16 speed until I saw the clips. I don't think I could have endured the whole thing at normal speed. It was on is own laptop. From what I saw he digged up a case and the...

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...

The number of people who participate in high-adventure excursions to exotic places is limited, compared with the population as a whole. The number of people going to what you describe as a limited-access island because of a particular interest is...

I knew there were unredacted clips in it so I downloaded it and put it at x16 speed until I saw the clips. I don't think I could have endured the whole thing at normal speed. It was on is own laptop. From what I saw he digged up a case and the...

I knew there were unredacted clips in it so I downloaded it and put it at x16 speed until I saw the clips. I don't think I could have endured the whole thing at normal speed. It was on is own laptop. From what I saw he digged up a case and the...