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Oh my, it looks like Avi Loeb is joining the debunker crowd! I have said that Project Galileo might turn out interesting/useful stuff, and here it is.

Avi Loeb and the coauthors of this paper released today agree that this video very likely shows birds and that the speed estimate in the description is a misinterpretation due to parallax and misjudged distance. They analyzed the pulse frequency...

Yeah. These three and the "mantids," insect-looking guys, seem to be the four that are embraced by UFO buffs these days, but of course over the years there have been dozens. I am not sure about where this image originated, nor about what the...

in the recent PURSUE releases the interesting bits were described using the term 'region of contrast' - which I thought was pretty accurate. Much better than 'orb' or even 'UAP'.

It's quite refreshing to see them described as "dots" instead of "orbs".

Aren't the Nordics distinct from the greys in the abduction/UFO narrative?

It's also worth pointing out that most UFO believers or UFO content followers online seem to be pretty frustrated with this whole nothingburger. UFO buffs were much more aggressive on twitter, calling Elizondo a national hero, posting about how...

I doubt he was manipulated by someone in DoD. Far more likely to be someone in the Skinwalker Ranch crew. They are, I would suspect, always on the lookout for fellow believers whose 'knowledge' they can expand. People get tired of the same old...

Aren't the Nordics distinct from the greys in the abduction/UFO narrative?

The "Nordic greys" have long been a staple in sci-fi tales, and although "Greek" might not be the best description, Grusch sounds like he is repeating the classic form. In the 1950s, George Adamski, a Polish-American ufologist, was among the...

Just hoping a certain senior US figure doesn't blame Taiwan for all these incursions where US forces are operating, Taiwan, officially the Republic of China (ROC)... Wikipedia, Taiwan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan

in the recent PURSUE releases the interesting bits were described using the term 'region of contrast' - which I thought was pretty accurate. Much better than 'orb' or even 'UAP'.

The problem they have is that identifying prosaic stuff is much easier than confirming anomalous stuff. Also, the vast amount of cases are prosaic objects either mis or un-identified due to lack of data or abundance of poor quality data. So...

The problem they have is that identifying prosaic stuff is much easier than confirming anomalous stuff. Also, the vast amount of cases are prosaic objects either mis or un-identified due to lack of data or abundance of poor quality data. So...

It's quite refreshing to see them described as "dots" instead of "orbs".