There are several interviews (in Swedish) with Clas in which he is asked about the recent "drone waves." For the most part, he is rather dismissive. One example is an article published by SVT, Sweden's national public broadcaster, on 24 September...
It's absolutely ridiculous, but hardly surprising. Speculating about alien visitations is obviously always more interesting than telling viewers what they're actually looking at. The situation here in Sweden is slightly different, for one simple...
Well, you are all certainly free to interpret the event any way you'd like. I can just give the best accounting I can. It was only an "experience" because of things I discovered later, otherwise I'd call it a "sighting". Maybe you all will get...
Oooh, I know this one as I just watched a video on it, linked to from page 9 of the accidentally-attached PDF here: https://www.metabunk.org/threads/aguadilla-infrared-footage-of-ufos-probably-hot-air-wedding-lanterns.8952/post-374048 :
Source...
It is unavoidable. The process starts with presumably a thing out in the world external to you, which is then detected by your eyes, and is interpreted, processed, stored, recalled and then relayed to others by your brain and typing fingers...
I respectfully disagree here Todd. At the very least, we need some agreed upon vocabulary. A "sighting" means seeing or perceiving something, an "experience" means there is a whole lot more than just seeing something.
Here is my UFO "sighting"...
It is unavoidable. The process starts with presumably a thing out in the world external to you, which is then detected by your eyes, and is interpreted, processed, stored, recalled and then relayed to others by your brain and typing fingers...
You can experiment with this by hodling down "C" and moving the camera in the main view. City-wide motion won't make much difference to which satellites flare. It makes a small difference in the position of the satellites relative to the stars...
Seeing that shot in Jaws as a High School student was the first time I realized how the director and cinematographer were doing more than just pointing the camera and recording what the actors did... that the use of the camera was art in its own...
Well, you are all certainly free to interpret the event any way you'd like. I can just give the best accounting I can. It was only an "experience" because of things I discovered later, otherwise I'd call it a "sighting". Maybe you all will get...
That final PDF attachment seems like he's pointing in the right direction, but the crypto aspects (which is most of it) is fairly mangled - it's cobbled together from multiple sources, and the terminology and contexts aren't 100% consistent. It's...
I don't get this either. How many "unconventional explanations" can be credibly deemed to be "resolved" with a high degree of confidence?
This is at odds with the preponderance of poor evidence, e.g. low resolution IR zoomed videos of fuzzy...