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  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to flarkey's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    They went to the Nimitz to get the radar recordings from the E-2 Hawkeye AWACS planes - check out some of the podcasts or videos with PJ Hughes for more details. Source: https://youtu.be/s4-D_v6sWWo?is=7-4ycXr57XxH4DIM I think Jason Turner...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to John J.'s post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    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...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Like Like.
    Kirkpatrick has pretty much said they were testing a new system. At a presentation, he talked about how the fusion engine/algorithm works, how it can create false hits and that DARPA was testing new equipment with the Nimitz (my bold): (53:52)...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Nimitz Timeline Revisited with Agree Agree.
    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...
  • Mick West
    I forgot all about fixing this. So now here it is in the new and improved Sitrec with 3D buildings. https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/Object%20Falling%20Pembrook%20MA/20260727_195252.js It does not work perfectly, as the camera moves...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage 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...
  • MonkeeSage
    Off-topic, but I'm hoping it might be of enough interest to be allowed: There's a fairly well-known 18th century anamorphic painting of Bonnie Prince Charlie (Charles Edward Stuart). A purpose-made polished metal cylinder was used to reveal the...
  • MonkeeSage
    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...
  • Z.W. Wolf
    New Photo - July 27 - Is it authentic? Short answer - Yeah Strongest evidence. The lighting and some reflections. Elaine Chao's watch reads 4:05. Is it afternoon? Yes, because there is some natural daylight coming from their right. This...
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  • Mick West
    It's likely a helicopter, someone on Reddit has already done all the work so I'll share their comment This looks like a helicopter, probably something like an EC-135 or similar based on the tail, traveling away from the camera... not an object...
  • FatPhil
    This is why what ever you saw cannot be debunked. You didn't "see" something, you experienced something. Given the way you explain it, with being isolated on a busy interstate, somehow connecting to a silly festival which in turn is based on a...
  • Ann K
    This is why what ever you saw cannot be debunked. You didn't "see" something, you experienced something. Given the way you explain it, with being isolated on a busy interstate, somehow connecting to a silly festival which in turn is based on a...
  • John J.
    The classic cause and effect error. Disappearance equals tremendous acceleration.
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Giddierone's post in the thread Sir Francis Chichester's "Flying Saucer" 1931 with Informative Informative.
    Here's the earliest version of the story from Chichester's book Seaplane Solo, published in 1934. He described his route from NZ to AUS as a "rainbow curve" with stops at Norfolk and Lord Howe Islands. ...Always, I flew on west; I had always...
  • John J.
    This is why what ever you saw cannot be debunked. You didn't "see" something, you experienced something. Given the way you explain it, with being isolated on a busy interstate, somehow connecting to a silly festival which in turn is based on a...
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