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Seems like this one was due it's regular ~2 year recycle. https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/mammals/big-cats-in-british-countryside A shame we cannot see this evidence nor check it's provenance.

Seems like this one was due it's regular ~2 year recycle. https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/mammals/big-cats-in-british-countryside A shame we cannot see this evidence nor check it's provenance.

I think their low level flight prevents the local ADSB receivers tracking them. There's not many feeders in that part of the world. https://map.adsbexchange.com/mlat-map/

I should have said how I narrowed down the area - I thought it was low flying area in the UK - so either Wales, Lake District or Highlands. I checked the historical cloud cover for the 26 August PM and The Highlands looked like it has the weather...

A838 - Google Maps (I think you were parked in the layby up ahead) Sun is on a bearing of 210 degs, giving a rough time of 3pm Local Two typhoons passed through this area at low level around this time. Aircraft are ZK350 JEDI21 in the lead...

Actually, this paper is at Humanities & Social Sciences Communication, one of many Nature portfolio journals published by Springer Nature:

What we shouldn't forget is the hard won methodological lessons learned. I would say the current UFOlogy culture thing is just another turn of the vinyl LP with one circular groove. It just goes 'round and 'round. On this turn there is less rigor.

I think their low level flight prevents the local ADSB receivers tracking them. There's not many feeders in that part of the world. https://map.adsbexchange.com/mlat-map/

A838 - Google Maps (I think you were parked in the layby up ahead) Sun is on a bearing of 210 degs, giving a rough time of 3pm Local Two typhoons passed through this area at low level around this time. Aircraft are ZK350 JEDI21 in the lead...

I think their low level flight prevents the local ADSB receivers tracking them. There's not many feeders in that part of the world. https://map.adsbexchange.com/mlat-map/

Good stuff @flarkey. I'm not sure i'd be able to decipher the location using that weather method, but the ridge line of the mountain would have been my first line. They seemed to have some fun noodling around. Flying in a tight circle then...

A little update. As I mentioned earlier, Andrew Robinson asked for an experiment that would produce six sequential negatives showing a jet passing over the scene while a UFO hovers stationary just above it. Yesterday, I did my best to recreate...

All things change with time. Once upon a time talking about UFO's would get you laughed at, especially in government and academia, and ignored. But we may now be at a tipping point where some people are willing to take the chance. Some out of...

I had a phone call with my dad last week, and he reported that his doctor considered his response to androgen blockers (Relugolix, IIRC) so good that he was more likely to die from something else than the metastatic prostate cancer. So there can...

I'd be interested in seeing current studies that are more reputable, then. I was trying to spare you the title, as it was evident. I think the full paper is available here, at Nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-023-01746-3