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yeah, I usually edit the EX tags back in when I do that it only happens when you use "mark & reply", I believe the "reply" button under the post copies the EX tags correctly.

Yes, but they want the money... Which is why they jump on the "threat to US airspace" train, despite no aircraft having ever been threatened by a UAP in a way that wasn't the aviator's own doing.

You're seeing that in the context of conventional observations. NASA wants to network sensors with better data and metadata (what I thought the old UAPTF report already hinted at) and then use AI to find anomalies in the flood of data. But since we don't know what something unknown looks like...

I've added more images to my previous post. My summary of the report: "NASA is the best at data, let us collect and manage all the data, people trust us", in several variations. The report itself has a new part (up to page 23) and an older part that contains the panel reports that were...

Page 2 shows a beautiful red sprite. As seen on Astronomy Picture of the Day, this phenomenon occurs in the sky over our heads, not the sea. It is a type of lightning known as red sprite, and rarely has it ever been photographed in this detail. Even though sprites have been recorded for over 30...

Just don't let our moderators catch you doing it on metabunk!

Thank you! ☑ no chain of custody documented ☑ result not published ☑ laboratory NDA upheld If I was a conspiracy theorist, I'd suspect a coverup, but since I'm not, I simply suspect...

Translation: "These people selling homebrew mummies as ancient aliens on the same event makes me selling Starlink sightings as unidentified threats to aviation look bad."

Do we have records of any actual C14 dating being done, beyond "Jamie Maussan said"? What exactly was tested?

Could you please elaborate?

try the fotoforensics links in the OP

Welcome to Metabunk! If you want to try stuff out, @Mick West explains how to use the forum sandbox here: https://www.metabunk.org/threads/new-testing-sandbox-forum.2738/ (I'm not quite sure if it's moderated for new users.)

"claimed" Good. Why? Maybe he doesn't know a lot about bones? Some diseases involve bone malformation. Do we have a source for that? Argument from incredulity. Research: [Osmium] is a hard, brittle, bluish-white transition metal in the platinum group that is found as a trace element in...

Ann's implication is that only mammals have nipples, but mammals don't lay eggs.

I had already noted that phaseolus vulgaris is a type of garden bean. Then second sample is mostly (90%) human DNA: WGS Ancient0003 (SRR20755928) The third sample is some human, but more cow (bos). Llamas are not cows, but related to camels. WGS-ancient 004 (SRR20458000) I assume that the...

NOAA NWS via https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Beaufort_scale_3.jpg Looks like a match to me. OP, top right of #6:

I took Latitude and Longitude from the OP, but as the coastline is rather ragged, the circle may not identify the spot precisely. This is obviously the output of a weather model, but it is the surface wind—though that's compared to the 1000hPa altitude (100m), and wouldn't reflect that there's...

It was 50% more. https://earth.nullschool.net/#2023/06/20/0800Z/wind/surface/level/grid=on/orthographic=-332.21,37.82,9323/loc=27.074,37.688 Picture was 11:48 local, this is 09:00 UTC as Turkey is on UTC+3

Have you ever heard of chromosomes? DNA isn't a single long strand.