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  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Donald Trump's Health with Agree Agree.
    His awkward speech patterns, strange noises, forgetting simple words, and drifting off into incoherence and then abruptly changing the subject have long been noted. His rally speeches usually run a lot longer than people care to listen to him...
  • John J.
    Posting a ResolveSky.com simulation of the same event. It also shows most of the Starlink flares occurring near 10 degrees above the horizon and at an azimuth of ~75 degrees. So they appeared straight ahead, relative to their ship's heading...
  • G
    glennfish replied to the thread Balloons, how many are there?.
    Please forgive my source impropriety. I had multiple sources which do not agree, and took the lower counts and estimates as conservatively as I could. There are multiple discussions on the impact of helium shortages impacting volumes. IN...
  • M
    I think something could come of it, but I'm not expecting confirmation of extraterrestrial visitation anytime soon. There's a legitimate scientific and national-security interest in identifying unexplained sightings, but ufology is also full of...
  • M
    But what could you FIND that would settle the question. When the answer is Nobody here but us Humans. It is the fact-of NOT FINDING things that is very hard to prove, without all that revelation of sources and methods. And if there are no aliens...
  • M
    "Pointing to extraterrestrial technology" would be an explanation. The fact that they're unexplained means that they are not evidence of extraterrestrial technology.
  • M
    Many of the sightings are of unidentified objects, some of them probably unidentifiable because they're in the LIZ. I'm not aware of ANY "truly anomalous" objects at all, and any anomalous sightings, such as your story, are only verbal and thus...
  • NorCal Dave
    That's a start my friend. But this post would violate what we call the "No Click" policy. As explained in the Posting Guidelines: Posting source links to back up statements is a must on Metabunk. Statements made without a linked source, and...
  • econ41
    econ41 reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Donald Trump's Health with Like Like.
    My husband died with dementia, so I'm very familiar with some of the symptoms. What I find more telling than the language glitches are the several times recently that he has just wandered off to the point that someone has to go and direct him...
  • econ41
    econ41 reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Donald Trump's Health with Agree Agree.
    His awkward speech patterns, strange noises, forgetting simple words, and drifting off into incoherence and then abruptly changing the subject have long been noted. His rally speeches usually run a lot longer than people care to listen to him...
  • G
    glennfish replied to the thread Balloons, how many are there?.
    multiple sources including but not limited to: https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/party-balloon-market-112782 https://www.businessresearchinsights.com/market-reports/party-balloons-market-109201...
  • MonkeeSage
    MonkeeSage reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread Balloons, how many are there? with Like Like.
    Interesting, and welcome. Just a heads up, best practice on this particular forum is to source our claims. In other words, where are you getting the "21M balloons" number? Please share that sourcing so we can see where it comes from and...
  • MonkeeSage
    Posting a ResolveSky.com simulation of the same event. It also shows most of the Starlink flares occurring near 10 degrees above the horizon and at an azimuth of ~75 degrees. So they appeared straight ahead, relative to their ship's heading...
  • Gary C
    Particularly as they don't know the objects' sizes, Estimated Size: no idea https://nuforc.org/sighting/?id=201555 As the "orbs" were not an identified type of object whose approximate size might be known and there are no instrumental...
  • Gary C
    I really struggle to comprehend how you can judge an "orb" (presumably a light, not a physical sphere) to be "12 to 16 miles away". Anyone any ideas?
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