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jarlrmai replied to the thread New Feature Star Tracking - Figuring out where the camera is looking in the sky.I couldn't match the sats (probably an imprecise time/location) But the star tracking worked really well on this video https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=11433/Reddit%20Nightvision/20260909_121230_d59006243e9fba6bfc449d8442c67fb9.js -
JMartJr replied to the thread Photos of Clouds and Skies (That you took yourself).I went out yesterday to see if I could spot the occultation of Jupiter by the moon. Being a very thin sliver of a crescent moon, in full daylight, this was not going to be easy, especially with a bit of high altitude haze (not apparent in this... -
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MonkeeSage reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread Drone sighting from Aer Lingus Regional flight off Irish coast: Sep 8 2026 with
Informative.
A sighting yesterday, reported on Twitter, with ATC recording: Source: https://x.com/Shauns_Aviation/status/2097394430500376701?s=20 The flight number EI3931 and position puts the incident at around 1715 UTC (18:15 local time) on September 8... -
I often think that UFO hoaxes and fluff pieces about them on news channels are considered a kind of "harmless" fun in some ways, of course even in the past there were sometimes mentally unstable people exploited by them. However these "post...
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Sadly, I don't agree with number 1. They've been around for decades, and they'll be around for decades to come. Names will change, claims will change, but the circus will go on. And the evidence will continue to be lacking, because this has never...
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Borrowing your format, I'd guess 1. Whistleblowers and others suggesting an exotic cause for UAP reports will continue in much the same way as they do now. They will not fade away. Most who are currently "on the scene" will still be around in 2...
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MonkeeSage reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread UAP Predictions for Next Two years with
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Close. I think most of us would avoid making predictions, at least hard and fast ones. I think I would look back on the history of UFOlogy and suggest it will continue on in much the same vain. So, maybe modifying your's from above: 1... -
Disagree with 1 Agree with 2 (any timeframe) 3 will depend on the timeframe, but multi-sensor platforms like AARO has been developing should be ready to deploy soon, and their LIZ might be something different than what we're used to 4 I expect...
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JMartJr reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread Drone sighting from Aer Lingus Regional flight off Irish coast: Sep 8 2026 with Like.
A sighting yesterday, reported on Twitter, with ATC recording: Source: https://x.com/Shauns_Aviation/status/2097394430500376701?s=20 The flight number EI3931 and position puts the incident at around 1715 UTC (18:15 local time) on September 8...
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@jon_eir in general you can interpret criticism here as critique. We all try to sharpen our skeptical skills in critical thinking, investigation, and analysis in order to become better debunkers,. We are really just trying to become better at...
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That's a fair criticism, particularly the distinction between "more evidence" in the loose sense often used in UFO discussions and evidence that genuinely increases the probability of the claim. I think the attached report probably gives a bit...
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GM4AJK reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread Drone sighting from Aer Lingus Regional flight off Irish coast: Sep 8 2026 with Like.
A sighting yesterday, reported on Twitter, with ATC recording: Source: https://x.com/Shauns_Aviation/status/2097394430500376701?s=20 The flight number EI3931 and position puts the incident at around 1715 UTC (18:15 local time) on September 8... -
Mauro reacted to Trailblazer's post in the thread Drone sighting from Aer Lingus Regional flight off Irish coast: Sep 8 2026 with Like.
A sighting yesterday, reported on Twitter, with ATC recording: Source: https://x.com/Shauns_Aviation/status/2097394430500376701?s=20 The flight number EI3931 and position puts the incident at around 1715 UTC (18:15 local time) on September 8... -
Alien Chess Fiend reacted to Mick West's post in the thread SHF.sitrec.org - Starlink Horizon Flares Predictor web app. with
Winner.
New Starlink Horizon Flare web app, for (hopefully) easy predicting if a location or a flight will have sightings of Starlink Horizon Flares (SHF) https://shf.sitrec.org This is designed as an installable web-app, so once installed it will... -
Now we'll never know...
