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Source: https://twitter.com/anthroaerospace/status/1785824583548887253/photo/1 Another single photo with no context, people calling it fake (and i lean this direction) refusal to show metadata, saw it again and no video and no other photos. No...

Fixed, I think (09:44). I also added a compass. https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?sitch=nellis

I'll try that in a bit. Off for a walk!

Hmm, something doest seem quite right to me here. At Frame 5623 (bottom right of next image) we can see the peak of Black Mountain on a camera bearing of 219, but the camera in sitrec seems to be on the reciprocal bearing of about 040. Here's...

This video has footage from two locations, called S-13 and S-30, indicated by the text on the lower left of the screen. I haven't found anyofficial or unofficial list of where the S sites are in the Nellis Complex. The only one thats known is S-4...

There are two separate pieces of footage on the tape. One shows a bright dot, has a clear radar return and presumably accurate range, and the other is just an insect, possibly a hornet. The second piece of footage starts at Frame 5035. The...

It would only rule out an insect if the range data is correct. The range data could be giving the range to whatever is behind the small object, such as a distant hill. @john.phil 's attachment Full.csv looks like the following graphs when...

This is a good segment @john.phil , very interesting. - I hadn't noticed this before but it does look very like an insect in that part of the video. The question then is - could an insect close to the camera & zoomed in look like it does in the...

A nice image and article about how to see starlink flares... https://catchingtime.com/starlink-satellite-swarm-from-37n-latitude/ This image is particularly interesting, showing the western 'dusk' flares and eastern 'dawn' flares...

As an airline pilot I can tell you it was pretty confusing the first time I spotted these. I was sure it was an aircraft or several aircraft in a circular holding patten by the periodic appearance of the "lights". Later when flying with other...

Videos and photos of some striking spiralling contrails have been causing a stir on social media in April 2024: Source: https://twitter.com/Humanbydesign3/status/1783377660229341504 https://www.instagram.com/reels/C6Jr1UOICVr/ The first...

Possibly, depending on timing and spacing and such. But seeing planes flying in and out of clouds is not something new, the Starlink system is. A recognized object (a plane) comes with at least a roughly known set of capabilities, an...

Not too mention they already learned that 'Starlink' is those long line of lights.

I think that it is difficult to describe the motion of the Starlink flares using only words. It is difficult for everyone including pilots. I also think that as they are used to seeing moving lights in the sky that usually turn out to be planes...

Another Reddit post from and Airline pilot, unfortunately no date or time to check, but they bear all the hallmarks of the usual flaring satellites Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1cakt3z/possible_sighting/ Edit - slightly...