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"This sort of failure is highly unusual," said Jerome F. Hajjar, who is a university distinguished professor and the CDM Smith Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering. vs. Nathan Berman, the managing principal and founder of... -
Barely a scratch, it'll buff right out. ;)
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(My bold), you're right, I should probably have qualified this with "...in the near future". X-ray pulsar-based navigation and timing (XNAV) or simply pulsar navigation is a navigation technique whereby the periodic X-ray signals emitted from...
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Not quite sure how to sync this with the video (yet) but it appears looking NW at that date/time from Broken Arrow is looking directly at a group of satellites flaring. (needs some refinement obvs)...
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I do not question Mr Hughes' credibility. What I have difficulty believing is that he would be in any position to have any context/understanding of what he thinks he witnessed as a second class petty officer. This is like being in the LIZ of... -
(My bold), you're right, I should probably have qualified this with "...in the near future". X-ray pulsar-based navigation and timing (XNAV) or simply pulsar navigation is a navigation technique whereby the periodic X-ray signals emitted from...
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It is real technology, although I don't think anyone is using it yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulsar-based_navigation Pulsar navigation might be a vital technology when and if we ever start exploring the galaxy; but it seems like overkill...
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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...
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I would be cautious of Loeb's claim. How would Loeb know this? Loeb has made other claims, more closely associated with his professional field, that are unlikely to be correct. As we've seen elsewhere, patents have been granted for things that...
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Todd Feinman reacted to FatPhil's post in the thread Synchronicity - What's your experience of it? with
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When I travel, it's normally for beer reasons. I often meet people I know from beer contexts there that I may not have met for years, if ever. "Oh, are you goind to the festival in Vilnius in a couple of days?", "yeah, just travelling up from... -
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They're interesting coincidences but there's a possible, if unlikely, cause - as Ann mentions above, the limited population who undertake such adventures. Synchronicity is defined by its "acausality" — there being no logical causal connection...
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Iilliniflyer replied to the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited.I do not question Mr Hughes' credibility. What I have difficulty believing is that he would be in any position to have any context/understanding of what he thinks he witnessed as a second class petty officer. This is like being in the LIZ of...
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Todd Feinman replied to the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer.I'm not skeptical about the existence of UFOs as anomalous objects after seeing what I have, looking at reports from the past, and interviewing people for years. If I hadn't seen them (twice), I would be unable to leave the fence completely. If...
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Todd Feinman replied to the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer.I 've been pretty clear about the McMinnville connection for a long time --from the beginning, at other forums, too. It's probably my fault for not formally posting all of the details here, but they are now in my profile. I guess I should say...
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Ann K replied to the thread Major UFO experiences are specific to the observer.You've been hinting at this since you started coming here, without bothering to tell us until now (AFAIK) that you saw them at the same time and place as the McMinnville events. Now with these comments, as well as your statement that you "know"...
