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It looks terrible, come on now. Sorry.

I am getting nuts of all the silly acronyms they invent all the time. Seems we never have enough.

But he speaks for the first time! /s

@SkepticSteve Holy smokes, this guy has a whole endless list of twitter posts only about this BS. Wonder what he does for a living to be able to spend every minute awake on this non-sense.

Similar to the expression "going around like a racetrack", heard often?

This observation of "lights turning direction, 90 deg", sounds to me like that they observe 1 sat going in one direction, fading out, and at the same time another sat moves at an angle with the 1st one, making it look like it was the 1st, but in reality they observed more than one sat. I have...

If they have not done that yet, I am fearing this is all just an attempt to keep this whole mummy thing a "mystery". Of course I cannot prove it, but it all reeks like horse menure to me if they are not willing to send scans or prints to others with more knowledge.

It is useless, scientifically. Unless you believe we should not work scientifically of course. But, in my view, I don't believe until I see evidence, and somebody's fantastic story is surely not part of that. Everybody can say/claim anything they want, does not make it real.

@Giddierone I mentioned it before, but I believe the laser was not very powerful. This means it is very unlikely people would've seen it..

"Returning" space stuff also sometimes shows similar results, indeed. Depends on the object's size, weight and composition.

"A fiery tail emitting sparks and a row of green lights". Sounds like a meteor. But I was fully referring to the kids and teachers during the Ariel school daytime event.

I've looked up the original paper about the LITE system they used for their lidar experiments. The interesting one I found is this one: paper, as it describes the laser and receiver pretty well. The importance of laser power level with respect to human eye safety has of course been discussed...

The JPG algorithm is using blocks and rows of similar colour to reduce space (spatial colour data). But with large "single" colour areas (sky, air, etc) it may show up. The higher the compression used, the worse it gets.

Two? I think the 13 pro has 3 sensors, each for each lens. The non-pro lacks the telephoto lens+sensor.

You have an endless patience with our True Believers. UAPmax is on my (virtual) list of fails.. I have many on this list.

Are you sure about your numbers. The Iphone 13 has a chip (image plane) that is 5x4mm in size. The diagonal is about 6.4mm.

True Believers have the idea that as long as ufo/uaps are in the media, it all is okay. And as the aimed audience is gullible as *bleep*, they get away with all of this.

Birds and insects are critical pollinators; in fact, more than 80 percent of land plants are pollinated by animals such as butterflies. Pollen sticks to the bodies of pollinators when they feed on nectar, a sugary fluid produced by flowering plants to attract pollinators.

Not that I don't agree, but perhaps it is wise to include some proof of this, as this question will come up more often, I am sure.