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I have two questions... The first is the narrative that the SPY-1 picked up objects at 80,000' and that these objects went to the surface. Is it mere coincidence that W-291 (the warning area where this occurred) goes from the surface to 80,000... -
John J. reacted to Kyle Ferriter's post in the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer with
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I think there's fundamentally no difference. There is very little real difference between someone on Reddit saying they watched the sky and saw many unexplained anomalous craft flying over some night, and Jake Barber or Lue Elizondo or some... -
RRobertBillyBob reacted to Kyle Ferriter's post in the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer with
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I think there's fundamentally no difference. There is very little real difference between someone on Reddit saying they watched the sky and saw many unexplained anomalous craft flying over some night, and Jake Barber or Lue Elizondo or some... -
flarkey reacted to Z.W. Wolf's post in the thread Sir Francis Chichester's "Flying Saucer" 1931 with Agree.
It immediately struck me that this seems like an atmospheric optical phenomenon. But I think there's a better candidate than a subsun. First, which way was he heading? And where was the Sun? Wikipedia... -
flarkey reacted to RobertBillyBob's post in the thread Raytheon's Multi-Spectral Targeting Systems with
Useful.
There are some great posts on Metabunk explaining how the Raytheon MTS systems work (OSD, FOVs, tracking modes and other settings etc.) but they are scattered through different threads. It’s not always easy to search for them when you are having... -
flarkey reacted to Kyle Ferriter's post in the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer with Like.
I think there's fundamentally no difference. There is very little real difference between someone on Reddit saying they watched the sky and saw many unexplained anomalous craft flying over some night, and Jake Barber or Lue Elizondo or some...
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Fritzkquzerk replied to the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer.What I meant is that reading random reports on Reddit is practically useless. The government videos are most likely all prosaic but at least there's something to analyze, sometimes. And generally we don't expect official military videos to be... -
Z.W. Wolf replied to the thread Sir Francis Chichester's "Flying Saucer" 1931.A lower tangent arc has a much larger apparent size than a subsun. Why? Because a subsun is a specular reflection of the sunlight off the flat outer surface of ice crystals. A reflection off a flat surface can only have the apparent size of the... -
Edward Current reacted to Kyle Ferriter's post in the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer with Agree.
I think there's fundamentally no difference. There is very little real difference between someone on Reddit saying they watched the sky and saw many unexplained anomalous craft flying over some night, and Jake Barber or Lue Elizondo or some... -
Iilliniflyer replied to the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited.I have two questions... The first is the narrative that the SPY-1 picked up objects at 80,000' and that these objects went to the surface. Is it mere coincidence that W-291 (the warning area where this occurred) goes from the surface to 80,000...
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Z.W. Wolf replied to the thread Sir Francis Chichester's "Flying Saucer" 1931.It immediately struck me that this seems like an atmospheric optical phenomenon. But I think there's a better candidate than a subsun. First, which way was he heading? And where was the Sun? Wikipedia...
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Ann K reacted to Giddierone's post in the thread Sir Francis Chichester's "Flying Saucer" 1931 with
Wow.
Aviator (and sailor) Sir Francis Chichester described seeing a "flying saucer" while flying from New Zealand to Australia over the Tasman Sea in 1931. The main part of his sighting is described in his book The Lonely Sea and the Sky, 1964. (it's... -
MonkeeSage reacted to loganreed's post in the thread Welcome Thread - New Members Post Here with Like.
Hello, I ended up here after my friend posted a link to a forum where Artificial Intelligence was discussed.
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Hi Mick, I found you searching for something that would help with Starlink Flare verification. I am part of the MUFON Photo Analysis Team and Investigations. I like what I am finding with your program. I look forward to using this with high value...
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oh yes, entirely agree, apologies if i was unclear, if i was forced at gunpoint to bet on it, my money would be on the new radar doing weird stuff theory
