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I don't know about Ross, I think he knows his audience. What I was trying to point out is that his claims are very unspecific, and hard evidence is always postponed. We've seen this with Elizondo, who used to claim AATIP had close-up photos of...

I think the "too big to be moved" trope has clear Arthurian "sword in the stone" vibes.

Two possibly related events, (1) A drone carrying an explosive device was found on the ground at Leipzig/Halle Airport, Germany, near Ukrainian cargo planes. (2) A cargo aircraft in flight near the airport was hit by an unidentified object and...

Well, eventually we get to the limits of skepticism and move into the real world of conflict. Most of the drone reports we've seen have been false alarms - but there really is a war occurring in Europe at this moment, and it includes heavy use of...

I thought I remember reading or hearing somewhere that there was more than one object out there that couldn’t be moved. Or it was implied.

In the early days of rocketry, von Braun's V-2 was tested at White Sands. The story I've heard was that one errant failure landed just across the US border in nearby Juarez, where the locals stripped every junkyard of metal pieces to sell to...

Also funny that there are no videos from passengers on planes that are coming in for a landing, showing that they've suddenly stop in mid air. All those potential witnesses sitting in window seats, that never post such a video.

I'd agree that the first two are definite factors. the second two seem reasonable. However: Banner towing is a form of skywriting where a banner is towed or dragged behind an aircraft. Since a banner produces a large amount of aerodynamic drag...

Assessing correspondence between subjective reports and visual targets during attempted out-of-body experiences Saw this being passed around. A peer reviewed study, with a solid methodology for the most part, on out-of-body experiences tested if...

In the early days of rocketry, von Braun's V-2 was tested at White Sands. The story I've heard was that one errant failure landed just across the US border in nearby Juarez, where the locals stripped every junkyard of metal pieces to sell to...

Didn't Coulthart say it was not in the US? @Giddierone Here it is at 18:18 in "Big. So big they've built a building over it in a country outside of the United States of America. I know that sounds preposterous and I know, oh my god you can...

They didn't bother reporting p-values since no tests came up significant. Thanks to your response, I just noticed they didn't include any quantitative results in their abstract at all. Even with non-significant p-values, abstracts generally...

He also said that it is a huge buried alien spacecraft, so I'd not put too much stock in anything he says. The point is that he's repeating baseless UFO lore for a new generation.