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Helicopter noise is directional. A helicopter in forward flight doesn't necessarily emit a lot of noise to the sides.

Lights in the sky must be either natural or artificial. Something in the air or near Earth with clearly visible, regularly strobing red and white lights is unlikely to be natural. Artificial lights in the sky come from many sources. All known...

You don't even need to understand how the whole derotation mechanism works. In GIMBAL, you can clearly see the smudges on the lens rotating in sync with the glare on the object, it's that simple. But no, if it's unidentified for the military, it...

this may be a fair point its a data. I dont think is data of any Anomalous Phenomena. reference the scientist and engineers or at least display what they have said that's supported with science and evidence. we can only really give feedback on...

Lights in the sky must be either natural or artificial. Something in the air or near Earth with clearly visible, regularly strobing red and white lights is unlikely to be natural. Artificial lights in the sky come from many sources. All known...

Helicopter noise is directional. A helicopter in forward flight doesn't necessarily emit a lot of noise to the sides.

Data is public now. Link goes here https://www.researchhub.com/grant/32931/project-lost-lights Table from the page with all the relevant links. Recommendations for future replication efforts (B. Villarroel) Read Earth shadow computation...

Some more thoughts/questions on the ML paper. Figure 2 shows the SHAP values (Shapley values) from their model. SHAP values are used to quantify the contribution from a feature to the prediction, similar to the betas in a linear regression or GLM...

Yeah, I used to drag around a small mediocre Panasonic Micro 4 thirds with a couple of lenses. Then in 2022 I was out at Burningman in all the dust and heat, so I just left it in the trailer and pulled out my iPhone 13(?). I managed to record...

@Fritzkquzerk It's not a matter of trusting AARO over UAPTF, it's just that one of the two groups came to certain conclusions without having sufficient evidence to support such conclusions, thus making it a case of bad science done on UAPs. I...

The other frustraiting part is they can never seem to provide the exact date and time.

Yeah, but it's a skewed comparison. Reports from the public come in largely unfiltered, while military reports would've come up the chain of command, with superiors looking over and potentially identifying obvious cases. So it'd not be that...

Helicopter noise is directional. A helicopter in forward flight doesn't necessarily emit a lot of noise to the sides.

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...

Lights in the sky must be either natural or artificial. Something in the air or near Earth with clearly visible, regularly strobing red and white lights is unlikely to be natural. Artificial lights in the sky come from many sources. All known...