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Any chance of directing to this thread? It feels odd to me are there really no official channels for these things? No wonder pilots drift into the UFO community. lol 1st response and this is a pilot? It's hard to gauge if what we are seeing is a fringe inside the pilot community and we are...

You know about refraction right?

All my experiences and thoughts are of course anecdotal, I am not sure if there are any studies into the long-term psychological history of cycling and cyclists, but in the UK you have to be somewhat "hardcore" to ride on the roads, especially on your own. The UK roads naturally select for...

Oh I have the camera footage of the times I've been placed in danger by motorists, would you like to review each case to see how good bike paths might helped? Unfortunately there are no paths on my commute so it's all shared road footage.

The main issues with these lanes is: Pedestrians walking in them. People parking in them, there;s just no way out of the them when you are cycling because of the curb. What happens at junctions, dumped unexpectedly into traffic etc Congestion of other cyclists, especially if they are very...

Looks like a time-lapse video so everything looks sped up, will probably get missed by some. So the question here would be is the witness describing the video, which is time-lapse when they say thing like "One of them was floating around then shot upwards like something out of Star Wars. Some...

UAPx never released any public data to my knowledge despite the promises, I then understand there was a split in the group. I think they claim they doing it via peer reviewed journals as of now, but still we wait. I personally believe there are efforts to inject UFO enthusiasts into the...

I have 10+ years experience of commuting in the UK by bicycle and leisure riding 70-100 miles at the weekend In my experience bad bike lanes are worse than no bike lanes. Bad bike lanes are bad when they: Take you into the "door zone" of parked cars. The area where you will ride into a car...

Lol so just seemingly Flarkey's work and Mick's videos repackaged for the Brazilian audience without credit.

So really we'd want the actual images, not screengrabs from a computer. Also if its black is bright, like the stars in the attached images, if a real thing his would be a large luminous object, like a portion of the moon moving through space.

The helmet's main purpose is to feed the pilot look direction to the instruments as far as I know, it turns your head into joystick, as far as I know. So if you look to the left then radar device turns its scan direction to the left as would an ATFLIR etc. The recording systems are different...

There's a link to another video, but I scanned that and saw nothing of Micks there. So it would interesting to know what is being talked about when the screengrabs are on screen, the translated version seems to be saying Starlink is the new irridium flares which is basically accurate, but the...

Odd I see screengrabs from Mick's videos in that video, I thought there would be a link but there isn't..

YouTube can auto-translate subs, will probably be pretty bad though

It's not a rectangle though, it has 1 flatish edge on the top, the rest are obscured, you brain has had "rectangle" suggested by the title of the post and some compression artefacts and and now is able to "see" the rectangle.

From what I can see its a darker cloud layer that comes in behind the foreground cloud, the sharp edges of the shape is caused by the macro blocking on the compression, it does not move the illusion is created by gaps in the foreground cloud. Later it clears a bit more and you can see the...

41MB is fine, upload the video. The 2/11 video is no longer there, looks like it just fell of the list.

Why do we think these Southern hemisphere flares are seemingly brighter (easily visible when only the brightest stars are) than the Northern hemisphere ones, needed night-vision to see them?

I think its an artifact of the the low light image persistence of the camera mixed with the compression.

Flight tracking as we know it (ADS-B) only goes back as far as mid 2000's and then it took a while to become ubiquitous and then for things like FR24 etc to come online. Anything that far back (70's) would basically be paper flight logs or flight plans and is probably not gettable unless...