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My concern is the Open-Meteo data is an extrapolation of others' data, e.g. for the UK it might use data primarily from the Met Office. The Met Office uses a supercomputer, but it doesn't make hyper-local predictions, so it might be unlikely that...

Note as well that the lanterns are made from different coloured paper, which changes the colour of the light in the sky somewhat (especially when seen together for contrast).

I'd advise caution when using wind data and how wind might have impacted an object within a few hundred feet of the ground (or of the tallest up-wind obstruction) unless you are dealing with wind coming over a wide expanse of water or an open...

i will for sure check this out-its my first real time looking a wind data etc. the data I had access to gave a pretty consist figure from 10-80m and 80-200m that's the ranges I modeled. with "take off" and "landing" and movement tru these ranges...

yes in real time open-meteo is modelled on weather data from other sources. this is constantly updating in real time to the latest data. open-meteos historical data is compiled from its own real data modeled closed to real time. for example my...

Some suggestions: - https://earth.nullschool.net/ lets you view a model based on historical wind data, at any time and place, and a choice of altitudes. Because the air movements are displayed as animated streams, you can sort of eyeball where...

I'd be a little cautious of relying on Open-Meteo Historical Forecast results. While they might be a good general indicator of weather conditions, as far as I know they're modelled on weather data from other sources. Major meteorological...

Some problem with that playback, because at the time stated (and where the video is keyed up) I get a discussion of gall bladders. Nevertheless, I agree with your statement ...but it seldom seems to be that Joe Rogan is one of the skeptics. He...

I completely agree with you. That may make him a great interviewer for exploring ideas, but a very poor filter for separating extraordinary claims from extraordinary evidence. And that constant "wow, that's fascinating" reaction whenever someone...

AKA 'a fish story'

This seems to be the current MO of Ufology videos and photos are for suckers, UFO fans love a good story.

Some problem with that playback, because at the time stated (and where the video is keyed up) I get a discussion of gall bladders. Nevertheless, I agree with your statement ...but it seldom seems to be that Joe Rogan is one of the skeptics. He...

Method note / disclaimer. I do not have professional experience in meteorology or wind-trajectory modelling. This is a highly compressed summary of the checks I have carried out using the supplied Open-Meteo model output and simple passive-drift...

I've seen inchworms and gypsy moth larvae doing the same thing. On nice days I'm often outside, reading (or napping) under the trees, and meeting all sorts of wildlife.

no, no, no, yes, don't know, no 3 is a straight "no" because we do not have any better evidence than the Navy videos leaked in 2017. 4 is a straight "yes" because of Congress taking action, and survey numbers concerning belief in UFOs. It's not...