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  1. flarkey

    "Drone Mothership" video shared by Marik (skydivers in Perris CA)

    Aha - already debunked in this Youtube Video: (Yes, skydivers from Perris) Source: https://youtu.be/idfqNqEdHhw?si=6g3-efGB4rLU_tc-
  2. flarkey

    "Drone Mothership" video shared by Marik (skydivers in Perris CA)

    Solved as skydivers doing a world record canopy stack... ============== This video was recently shared by our good friend Marik Von Rennenkampf which reportedly shows a ufo mothership releasing drones which then land back on top of the mothership. Source...
  3. flarkey

    Arizona "drone" circles helicopter and zips off over a mountain. 100mph speeds, 14k height ascent, visual testimony from pilots who ran out of gas.

    Here's just one confirmed example of pilots doing just that: https://edition.cnn.com/2012/04/17/travel/canada-disoriented-pilot/index.html
  4. flarkey

    Green Fireballs - UFOs or Meteors?

    The Jimmy Carter UFO was recently solved as a rocketry experiment which was releasing Barium into the atmosphere: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_UFO_incident https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/11/17/us-presidents-ufo-obsession-00127519 Video here by @Brian Dunning ...
  5. flarkey

    Geolocation Exercises

    A similar tool is offered by Bellingcat, at https://osm-search.bellingcat.com/ - it allows you to select search terms and a distance between them, without the need to be proficient at coding (..>)() ;P . That results in a map like this, with the circles being points that have a Cemetery and...
  6. flarkey

    Arizona "drone" circles helicopter and zips off over a mountain. 100mph speeds, 14k height ascent, visual testimony from pilots who ran out of gas.

    ADSB Track is available here: https://www.radarbox.com/data/registration/N305PD/1532139303 I've created a kml from the log below, although I'm not sure that I have the altitude data correct. https://www.radarbox.com/data/registration/N305PD/1532139303/log
  7. flarkey

    Arizona "drone" circles helicopter and zips off over a mountain. 100mph speeds, 14k height ascent, visual testimony from pilots who ran out of gas.

    Some news articles have screenshots of the ADSB playback. Havn't found a kml yet. https://www.kgun9.com/news/local-news/the-drone-that-outran-a-police-helicopter https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/atc-tapes-reveal-capabilities-of-mystery-drone/...
  8. flarkey

    Arizona "drone" circles helicopter and zips off over a mountain. 100mph speeds, 14k height ascent, visual testimony from pilots who ran out of gas.

    Not from the audio, but in the linked article.... https://dronedj.com/2021/11/22/tucson-police-chase-of-mystery-drone-in-feb-mirrored-2016-incident/
  9. flarkey

    Why are Starlink "Racetrack" Flares [Mostly] Reported from Planes?

    Aviation enthusiast & pilot on Twitter sees Starlink flares for the first time... Source: https://twitter.com/thenewarea51/status/1778608165724049443?t=J3KMOvE6UvngXBbJlj0LvA&s=19
  10. flarkey

    Geolocation Exercises

    To save anyone else typing that in: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1JIk Or if you pick a bounding box around the area: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1JIj
  11. flarkey

    Geolocation Exercises

    how did you find it?
  12. flarkey

    Geolocation Exercises

    Strangely. whatiswhere.com does not identify that cemetery when you search for it. Although overpass turbo detects it.... And it is marked as a Cemetery on OSM.
  13. flarkey

    Geolocation Exercises

    I've been trying to work out how to use overpass turbo to do a NOT operation - something like... Find a graveyard or cemetery that is within 10m of a waterway, but not within 100m of a church. I dont know how to do that yet. :(
  14. flarkey

    Cruise Ship UFO - Yucatan, NUFORC 180078

    "pro-fitted" - do they mean prohibited? yeah, it does look like a bird in that part of the video, but why is it so bright in other parts? It looks very much like a drone to me. I think the suggestion here is that it is vary far away from anything else, so a drone is unlikely. But that doesn't...
  15. flarkey

    Why are Starlink "Racetrack" Flares [Mostly] Reported from Planes?

    Although starlink flares have been reported to be seen in Ursa Major/Big Dipper/Plough , this has tended to be in the August & September when the constellation is near the northern horizon around midnight and the sun is in that direction...
  16. flarkey

    Why are Starlink "Racetrack" Flares [Mostly] Reported from Planes?

    Astrometry.net identified the stars in about 30seconds. (it is one of my favourite tools!) https://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/9767271#annotated Notes to mods - this is threadcreep! Maybe we should move these posts to another thread?
  17. flarkey

    Why are Starlink "Racetrack" Flares [Mostly] Reported from Planes?

    Another post on Reddit from a passenger on a plane who saw a 'UFO fleet' outside their window. I linked them to the "PVS-14 Night Vision Pilot's Footage of "Racetrack" Flares [Starlink]" thread and they said the following. So it was my assumption that they saw the same thing (a Starlink swarm)...
  18. flarkey

    Why are Starlink "Racetrack" Flares [Mostly] Reported from Planes?

    The video shows three distinct dates & locations Turkey - February 21 Bulgaria - March 9 Spain - March 24 I've had to take a guess at location (I've taken a central point for each country) and a rough time to show when exactly Starlink Flares would have been visible there. Hopefully the...
  19. flarkey

    Why are Starlink "Racetrack" Flares [Mostly] Reported from Planes?

    Another sighting video with podcast... Source: https://twitter.com/frederikdirks/status/1774732953597223241?t=feDzqGEfdL3AXTDmeBKDsA&s=19 Edit, added Reddit post Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1btvgwq/interesting_recordings_from_pilot/ Edit, added Youtube link Source...
  20. flarkey

    Indian police spot glowing UFOs zig-zagging over nuclear power plant - (ISS)

    wow, nice details @john.phil - however your findings here don't match up with mine. in my investigations the pass on the 8th matches pretty closely. I used in-the-sky.org which uses the valid historical orbital data for any date set by the user. There's a screenshot below (unfortunately I can't...
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