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  • Gary C
    That's a good call. I got a degree in Communications and worked as a contractor. We're not scientists. It's a public forum, that in the grand scheme of things, is of little consequence. Some here may work as scientists, but this is not some...
  • Gary C
    I think science will survive. Those MB members who bring science into any potential debunk or discussion often have to do so with limited (or lack of any) evidence to hand. That's not to say that any science argument is automatically correct...
  • Ann K
    That's a good call. I got a degree in Communications and worked as a contractor. We're not scientists. It's a public forum, that in the grand scheme of things, is of little consequence. Some here may work as scientists, but this is not some...
  • Ann K
    I think science will survive. Those MB members who bring science into any potential debunk or discussion often have to do so with limited (or lack of any) evidence to hand. That's not to say that any science argument is automatically correct...
  • Landru
    Do not paraphrase. If you have evidence supporting your claims, present them. Making vague references as to what people have stated or done is not allowed.
  • Giddierone
    I know. But it's a fun coincidence is it not? This is how conspiracy theories are made!
  • A
    Correction: "looking for corroborative evidence" is NOT good science, unless they also acknowledge the misses as well as the hits. Did that ever happen? And I had no idea what you later added in your profile. We know that mundane explanations...
  • A
    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...
  • Dave51c
    That's a good call. I got a degree in Communications and worked as a contractor. We're not scientists. It's a public forum, that in the grand scheme of things, is of little consequence. Some here may work as scientists, but this is not some...
  • John J.
    That's a good call. I got a degree in Communications and worked as a contractor. We're not scientists. It's a public forum, that in the grand scheme of things, is of little consequence. Some here may work as scientists, but this is not some...
  • J
    That's a good call. I got a degree in Communications and worked as a contractor. We're not scientists. It's a public forum, that in the grand scheme of things, is of little consequence. Some here may work as scientists, but this is not some...
  • J
    I think science will survive. Those MB members who bring science into any potential debunk or discussion often have to do so with limited (or lack of any) evidence to hand. That's not to say that any science argument is automatically correct...
  • NorCal Dave
    That's a good call. I got a degree in Communications and worked as a contractor. We're not scientists. It's a public forum, that in the grand scheme of things, is of little consequence. Some here may work as scientists, but this is not some...
  • J
    Daniel and Kelly's Extraordinary Universe did a July 6, 2026 podcast on the transients: Did aliens put satellites into Earth's orbit pre-Sputnik? The scientist hosts are Daniel Whiteson, professor of experimental particle physics at the...
  • John J.
    I think science will survive. Those MB members who bring science into any potential debunk or discussion often have to do so with limited (or lack of any) evidence to hand. That's not to say that any science argument is automatically correct...
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