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I haven't heard him talk about that aspect of it (or if I have I don't remember it). Could "not returning" be something other than "stealing"? Such as "do you mind if we keep these {for a little while/indefinitely)?" I would imagine many places would comply with that - and especially one with...

I think a small correction to an otherwise excellent post: last I heard he wasn't convinced it's a stealth craft and so probably "thinks it was a stealth craft" is more accurate than "claims". He was still open to the hoax hypotheses - though obviously currently favours stealth craft above other...

Hangar's an excellent match - down to the number and location of the lights above the doors: You did well to get it before trawling through all these bases: Pittsburgh is where the green cross is. ;)

Have to admit to being a bit confused as both the pictures you show are of the hangar at Pittsburgh International Airport. Or are you suggesting that McGuire have the same hangar but you don't have any pictures of it?

It doesn't look like it's edited and the timestamp is continuous. Plus seems to be the same light as the one that rises in the beginning. Speaking generally, the shape I wouldn't personally be too curious about. A zoomed still of a light/glare in a video could probably take on just about any...

I'll have a look in my collection and see if I can put them all in Google Sheets (easier to share and update and manage). If you're itching, though, most of them should probably show up in this search: https://www.metabunk.org/search/537140/?q=spreadsheet+attached&c[users]=Rory&o=relevance...

Yep, it moves (rises) and the light grows brighter/glare larger (over the course of a few seconds).

No humor [sic] allowed. Landru will have us all put into detention. ;)

I'm seeing the glare of a light but I'm not seeing an object or a craft "flying". Is there a still that shows the object/craft that I'm missing? When you say "it appears to fall down and then disappear" do you mean the part where he's rewinding the video?

Sure, I get that. But Ann was talking in the context of places where there would be a large enough island to make a boat look that small, so there's a minimum quantity of water we're talking about there and I don't see too many of those that fit that criterion. (Not that she was supporting...

Peculiar post from the normally excellent Ravi there. If model on a string/cutout on glass is plausible in Scotland why wouldn't it be plausible in England where there were Harriers and where the photographer was maybe from? (Also plenty of 'Scottish looking' countryside and fences and larches...

What would it be casting a reflection on? Literally thousands?

Seems very reasonable to me: I originally thought something along those lines and felt the fence suggested some sort of perimeter fence. And that was before we heard the photographer was a holiday worker with "an English accent". I do feel less inclined though now - the fur/wool on the fence...

From Post #516 (also here): From the interview (30:30 and 1:37:25): "At the Daily Record at that point they had what they call an RGB viewer. You put the negatives in and you can dial up or down the colours for colour negatives or you can just switch off the colour for black and white, and...

In this case this is supposed to be the best shot. Though the one that supposedly has two planes in it would be useful. You don't think it's interesting that without any input it's colored it like sky, and even has a bit of pink in it, which is what we might expect in a photo taken twenty...

I posted it more to look at whether the various tellings of the story add up. But I guess what he may or may not have been experiencing could be of interest too.

AI did it.

Are you sure that's current? By referencing Brian Mullin and a FE Society tweet from 2017 I'm wondering how up to date you are. I was into flat earth debunking from 2016-2019. I made quite a few calculators for various things, as lots of other people did (maybe I should put them all on a Google...

Also, some numbers. I don't see Nolan's dob listed online but a few places say he was born c. 1961. His encounters, therefore, would have been c. 1966-68 and "about twenty years later" brings us to around 1987. Mack's book, however, wasn't published until 1994. Strieber's came out in February...

In a recent interview with Garry Nolan broadcast by Australia's 7News he recounts a memory of being: Fast forward "about twenty years" and: From: youtu.be/pSZUBulON6I?t=3073 In Diana Pasulka's book American Cosmic - where Nolan is given the pseudonym "James" - the telling is slightly...