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@Mick West You said the Costa Rican national archives had the original pics. Does the Costa Rican national archives have the pics online? If so, got a link to them?

Then explain the straight edge rectangles. I cant imagine they are an artifact Which is why we need to see the verifiable originals to make sure BTW As for image editing, photoshop is something just thrown out there. I use it in exchange for photo editing/manipulation generally. And that goes...

And was that double focus ability available to do in 1971? BTW, where is the original oldest scan from the archive. We should be looking at that

@JMartJr I still see it, I think the settings you chose does that. But at other settings it's clearer. Here I drew a line around the rectangle. It's clearly there And yeah, there is that bigger rectangle you pointed out. The image seems to have been edited in photoshop

If the below image is the original it tells you all you need to know. The coast is in focus as you'd expect from an aerial survey. Yet the UFO is in focus as well. The image was doctored to add that UFO IMO There is also a perfect straight edge rectangle that has been edited directly...

I think more investigation needs to be done on the theory that the Tic Tac was something launched from the USS Louisville. You have Jim Slaight in his only TV interview say that he (at least initially ) thought what they saw was a submarine that fired a missile Cued up Source...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't underwood say he never visually saw the Tic Tac as it was too far away, and that he only saw it on his F-18's screens (TV mode and IR mode)? If that's true, it would indicate he located it and locked on it via radar. At least long enough to get the initial...

@Mick West As per the above few posts, can I ask why you think Underwood saw an F-18 in that Tic Tac footage? Given the footage showed a Tic Tac looking craft in TV mode and not IR mode, why would you say that it was an F-18? The Chilean jet IR signature looked similar to the Tic Tac , but...

In the December 2020 TheDebrief article below, Tim says he was told they had a clear pic of a triangle craft with lights at the corners as per below. If they had a clear photo of a triangle craft , why leak a vid of triangle bokeh? And I wonder who told Tim that This whole thing is starting to...

What on earth does this mean? "The IG Office says the current probe of the DoD’s handling of encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena is not an investigation into alleged criminal or administrative violations. Instead, the mission of the evaluation is to “promote the economy, efficiency...

You have to wonder if this will now delay the UAPTF report. Or in the extreme, the UAPTF gets shelved

@Mick West Do you think that "Military Criminal Investigative Organizations" is in there in relation to the leaks?

What on earth was Elizondo on about when the Gimbal video was discussed. Was he really trying to say that the IR Gimbal image didn't necessarily show a heat signature of the object?

Might also be worth re-iterating the WSO/Pilot in the Gimbal video says "it is a f..ing drone bro"

So this guy on twitter from a relatively new account (April) is claiming the Gimbal video does not show glare as explaining the rotations. But I do not understand what he is trying to say about the pod movement proving this. Anyone know what he is talking about? Source...

So it's either an airliner at 30k feet or something the size of a drone at 700 feet

That's what I was just wondering. Would have to be tiny if that's true IMO, but yeah, someone good at maths is needed here :)

Someone on twitter put the images Jeremy had posted into a gif Source: https://twitter.com/TheZignal/status/1384940753923842056 Kind of reminds me of the T-Hawk drone Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zf0BU3qfHM

I'm confused. Jeremy got pics and videos from a May 1st 2020 ONI UAPTF presentation? Jeremy: "Inside the May 1st 2020 ONI UAPTF report" He later says it was actually a presentation The UAPTF was formed in August 2020 . So this sounds like it was a presentation to persuade the Navy to form the...

Weird it's called a sphere when it's sort of a half sphere with something protruding from the bottom