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If we were strict on provenance we'd not analyse much here, people think we are harsh, but in fact we give people the courtesy of considering their incredibly poorly sourced evidence with no provenance, mostly because we find that it is...

They did just make a GitHub repo public which has some of the data, some of which seems newly public: https://github.com/dca-doherty/VASCO-ML MIT License, so I've attached a .zip here:

As an 'enthusiast', I think that what's going on is that there is a lot of traction with this issue among (especially Republican) politicians who have access to Trump. There is widespread belief that this issue is being brought to Trump's...

They did just make a GitHub repo public which has some of the data, some of which seems newly public: https://github.com/dca-doherty/VASCO-ML MIT License, so I've attached a .zip here:

Basically like this but the left wing is down as the bird is banking left Dark wing tip of the right wing at the top, tail left of image, head right

This was a fun one! Anyway, our general experience is that when this happens: 1) you were there and did not notice anything unusual, and 2) reviewing the pictures at home, something weird catches your eye, then you're looking at something common...

So what do you guys think this is? My wife was taking pictures at the marina in North Carolina and this was in one of the pictures she did not see it with the naked eye. thanks

It all depends on 'reasonable'. Did they make public what they consider 'reasonable'? Now it's very common in certain research sectors to restrict access to data and materials, ie. in virology or military-related research, which is quite...

Geolocated to Engelhard, NC. Streetview linky Gemini confirms that Seagulls have been reported in Englehard before. I'm not sure what could be attracting them to Englehard. There are no military or nuclear sites nearby. Engelhard is only a...

And now the NYT has given a glowing review to Rey and De Granados's propaganda piece. Hopefully Mick will talk about this. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/11/books/review/the-havana-syndrome-michael-rey-oriana-zill-de-granados.html (archived...

Nice trolling going on here.

It is a seagull.

Fun ornithology fact, seagull is a colloquial term for the 54 species of seabirds in the Larinae sub family known as gulls.

Fun ornithology fact, seagull is a colloquial term for the 54 species of seabirds in the Larinae sub family known as gulls.

Basically like this but the left wing is down as the bird is banking left Dark wing tip of the right wing at the top, tail left of image, head right