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Gary C reacted to Montauk's post in the thread Interesting Books Reviewed: "Top 9 Or II books about the new Pearl Harbor " with
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It appears that there's a new conspiracy man on the block who spends his time credulously and uncritically reviewing debunked conspiracy books to an audience of equally credulous individuals Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQZJXx6hD7g... -
Genuinely had to check that out!
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Hi everyone, I'm Jérôme Beau, from France. For many years I've been writing RR0 (rr0.org), a French-language encyclopedic site on UFO cases, people and history, where I try to stick to facts and sources rather than opinions. More recently I...
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MMapperGuy reacted to Ann K's post in the thread "The craters that never were: Anthropogenic origins of alleged impact structures in the Chiemgau region" with
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Whenever the source of the counter-information gets attacked as a substitute for providing more rigorous evidence of a premise, I tend to suspect that the motivation of the authors has taken precedence over the facts. -
Yyoshy replied to the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs.While it's true that it was a "long beep", there are some interesting peculiarities about that peep. It was narrow band - the beep was entirely limited to 1420.4556 ± 0.005 MHz (the minimum detectable bandwidth of the receiver was 10 KHz, so any...
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Fin reacted to John J.'s post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with
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I think you might be right. Maybe it's not people identified as skeptics who need to be convinced but a consensus of relevant scientists. A single photo might not be convincing evidence in a context where quite a few such photos have been... -
Hi everyone, I'm Jérôme Beau, from France. For many years I've been writing RR0 (rr0.org), a French-language encyclopedic site on UFO cases, people and history, where I try to stick to facts and sources rather than opinions. More recently I... -
Jjdog replied to the thread "The craters that never were: Anthropogenic origins of alleged impact structures in the Chiemgau region".Darn, I thought I had linked to it! My attention to detail has cratered lately.
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Yyoshy reacted to Mauro's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Like.
I agree. However it was just a long 'beep', a pulse rising and then falling, so not particularly promising as a communication, but more probably instead some (unknown to these days) glitch or natural phenomenon (up to astronomical proportions I...
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Yyoshy reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Rare things that have been documented much better than UFOs with Agree.
There has never been demonstrated that "the" phenomenon has ever existed. To the contrary, all sorts of different phenomena have been reported, along with a collection of natural occurrences, hoaxes, dreams and hallucinations, and complete...
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Yes. I didn't mean to be pedantic or a PitA, but you brought a good topic, so it seemed like a good time to help you with how things get posted here. We all had to learn. It's a bit more complicated that something like Facebook or Reddit, but the... -
Ann K replied to the thread Interesting Books Reviewed: "Top 9 Or II books about the new Pearl Harbor ".I've only watched a few of his "books", but but he starts with the book containing "My Pet Goat", and continues with "that's interesting - type" innuendo of comments that are neither interesting nor material to the subject. No thanks. -
John J. replied to the thread "The craters that never were: Anthropogenic origins of alleged impact structures in the Chiemgau region".Thank you for that, a fun read! The relevant paper is available in full via Wiley Online Library, "The craters that never were: Anthropogenic origins of alleged impact structures in the Chiemgau region", Robert Huber, Hans Lauterbach, Robert... -
Mauro reacted to jdog's post in the thread "The craters that never were: Anthropogenic origins of alleged impact structures in the Chiemgau region" with Informative.
An October 21, 2026 paper in Meteoritics and Planetary Science touches on some interesting bunk that had been presented as science at planetary science conferences and published in less-rigorous journals: Public fascination with impact craters... -
John J. reacted to Ann K's post in the thread "The craters that never were: Anthropogenic origins of alleged impact structures in the Chiemgau region" with Agree.
Whenever the source of the counter-information gets attacked as a substitute for providing more rigorous evidence of a premise, I tend to suspect that the motivation of the authors has taken precedence over the facts.