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There was another widely reported ISS UFO video on July 9th 2016, but that one is different.

I see the surface and the terminator moving. It's definitely not a still.

☑ white dot of light ☑ no accurate date and time given ☑ nobody else noticed it ☑ resurrected footage years out of date ☑ incredulity instead of analysis ☑ "coverup" because the experts don't acknowledge it (ufology as conspiracy theory) First, "nearing the Earth's atmosphere" is not in...

Marine reflectors have the reflector inside. The 18 inch octahedral array is built into a round inflatable radar reflector for easy deployment under extreme conditions. The Echomax A03i Inflatable specifically designed for liferaft deployment, they can be safely vacuum sealed into a liferaft...

Exactly (highlight mine): BRS did file a witness list that included 19 witnesses for "justification" (the public docket is at https://www.fedcourt.gov.au/services/access-to-files-and-transcripts/online-files/ben-roberts-smith ), maybe Coulthart "verified" these for "credibility"? One of the key...

Why is this important to you?

Yes, but when you do that, is that edge still 2160 pixels?

Then I'm not following. You wrote, So, knowing this information, Grusch still maintains it's a "multi decade, UAP, crash retrieval, and reverse engineering program". I can only imagine three ways this happens in good faith: a) Grusch was briefed that it was in fact that kind of program (it...

Yes. Then 900 pixels should be approximately half of that edge, but your square is clearly a lot smaller than that.

wouldn't that make for a very inefficient rocket fuel in terms of thrust per weight?

I understood Grusch to mean, in addition to the other SAPs he had access to. Grusch isn't always terribly exact with his phrasing (it's oral testimony, after all), so while you may have a point, maybe that's not what happened. Your version would imply that this multi-decade UAP crash retrieval...

Short version: Coulthart was last seen being commissioned by Seven Network commercial director Bruce McWilliam to investigate war crimes allegations against Ben Roberts-Smith. He subsequently worked as part of the soldier’s spin team, trying to convince media figures that BRS was squeaky clean...

If the height of the video was 2160 pixels originally, then those were not 900 pixels originally. The image was resized along the way. I couldn't determine the actual resolution of the sensor.

You picked a statement by me as justification. (some context restored, emphasis added) You picked this statement by Grusch as an example: (I note there's an official transcript now.) The part that "someone had actually told him" ("I was informed") is the claim about the UAP crash retrieval...

Grusch was UAPTF, so these could be authorized disclosures per §3373b, and thus exempt (now).

The flow-optimized design of the artificial ray increases aerodynamic efficiency. The active rotation of its beating wings ensures full power development in the air. A servo motor pulls alternately on the two flanks in the longitudinal direction and thus moves the wing up and down in a targeted...

Yes. So Burchett has two options: a), give them a phone call and ask them to do an authorized disclosure (which some seem to already have done), or b), subpoena them into a SCIF, based on Monheim's list. Either option unlinks their testimony from Grusch.

They would take the 5th if asked whether they had talked to Grusch. But if these programs are UAP-related, §3373b protections would apply for people using the proper channels. Essentially, the request to Monheim we talked about earlier would result in a list of people who could be afforded this...

It wasn't. See https://www.metabunk.org/threads/wayne-costes-new-hypothesis-for-wtc1-2-collapses-nano-thermite-propellants.11168/

You shouldn't have to assume that. It should have been clearly stated, and if the fringe journal this was published in had competent reviewers, they would have pointed this out. Also, "not replying" constitutes a self-selected sample: e.g. it could be that people mostly didn't reply because...