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What is the evidence for that? "It doesn't look like a fire to me. It looks like something almost exploded." • How does something almost explode? • How you you fake a wildfire? • How do you rig and set explosives off inside a wildfire zone, while avoiding cameras and firefighters? • Some types...

You should be suspicious when you see a wildfire start in the middle of town. Twitter has a context box on that tweet now: Source: https://youtu.be/EuqA8bEhYZQ

Remember that 9M-MRO had a two-tone livery. Source, and more pictures, at https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/boeing-777-200-9m-mro-malaysia-airlines/rzgvze

What country's military would track this aircraft? Which assets would they use for this? How did they bring the thermal imaging asset into position? When and why would they commence tracking? Why does the video tracking start seconds before the aircraft disappears? What time do you think the...

The echo in this thread is particularly strong today.

[..] two pairs of small humanoid aliens known as Bynars; the Bynars heavily rely on their computer technology and work in pairs for best efficiency. The name "11001001" is a binary number, a concatenation of the names of the Bynars (One One, Zero Zero, One Zero, and Zero One).

Would these be able to see NROL-22, or would other satellites be involved? Is this a capability that these satellites have? Why would a video relay modify the video feed? I'm pretty confident the video does not show MH370: the coordinates are wrong, the aircraft didn't actually disappear, and...

EG&G, formally known as Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier, Inc., was a United States national defense contractor and provider of management and technical services. The company was involved in contracting services to the United States government during World War II and conducted weapons research...

in addition to my earlier post (#221): Coulthart will discuss his new edition of In Plain Sight, and share the chain of events that lead to his explosive News Nation interview with US Air Force veteran and whistleblower, Dave Grusch. This will be followed by a Q&A session, and an opportunity for...

Plus the fact that it'd be hard to figure out who even holds the rights to the footage. With the UFO stuff that goes mainstream, it's usually clear whose smartphone shot the shaky footage of a fuzzy blob, and the media can present them as a witness, which adds human interest.

The craft was described as an egg shape about the size of an SUV, completely smooth and seamless, with no control surfaces or obvious method of propulsion. Sounds like a description of the Mosul sphere. Good thing he saw a crystal clear photograph of a featureless surface.

scales can't penetrate it :-p

The foreground shows chairs and a table, as at a conference, with a video wall as backdrop; the video wall is displaying the patch that speaker Coulthart is talking about. The conference video appears to not be public yet. The bottle is possibly a customized water bottle (you can e.g. order...

The quote at the top is from John Greenewald. (Does he have a Metabunk account?) Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15nx558/comment/jvqtlp4/ "All [Coulthart] did was cause people to get emotional/angry and gave the story way more legs than it even needed to."

They were not cleared for release, but they were unclassified, after all. So you couldn't easily argue that national security was at stake etc.

Both Elizondo and Grusch held a rank of GS15.

https://www.metabunk.org/forums/flight-mh370.45/ , but most posts there predate the final report. I think this post is fine in the UFO subforum, but it shouldn't be in "Navy Videos".

A cursory google search seems to show some EG&G mission patches related to NASA. Closest match to the patch under discussion is "6948 Security Squadron Mobile"

I haven't seen Ross Coulthard present the patch, I assume this week's episode is subscriber-only for now? I haven't seen anything linking the patch to the Dartmouth project. I don't expect university projects to have mission patches. Sponsor Sponsored by HSARPA as part of the Cyber Security...

If you're adressing me, my point is that there need not be incredulity about some UFO reports observing radar jamming: if the radar had been working, the objects would've been easier to identify, because the pilot would've known the correct distance—situations like that are less likely to become...