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Debunkers may be a bit demanding occasionally after answering ever similar questions for the umptieth time. The advice given is still sound: many things can be found out by googling and some logical thinking. It continues to amaze me how powerful that combination can be.

Why are the other birds not trailing while clearly on the same altitude ?? That is not a normal bird trail !!

So after all we are unaware members of a small but steadfast group (if not association) that certainly goes back to William of Ockham and likely even further? :cool: I would very much like to believe that debunking makes a real difference. It probably just keeps up a bit of a balance - but...

Right, I've missed that. Anyway, lacking any contextual information there are many possibilities, including the one that this material has been explained DOD-internally already. We just don't know.

Again this is conflation with the Nimitz video. AFAIK, there is really nothing but the video from the "Gimbal event". It's not even clear if this was ever officially designated as an UFO incident. The FLIR system does neither provide speed nor distance of the locked object.

The element/compound visualization is excellent. However, the focus on an EPA standard designation is probably a bit less useful. I know it's referring specifically to the notorious Shasta tests, but AFAIK the designation does not show up on other lab result that are available. In my...

The point here is that chemtrail believer's conclusions are drawn without regarding the actual test principle, which is understandable. In my experience, it's not too hard to explain this in an illustrative way. I usually refer to clay as being made from aluminum and oxygen, and how plasma...

A new article on a 'Carnicom Institute' site tries to make the case that samples sent to CC from all over the world are not threads made by ballooning spiders. However, on first glance the only indication for this is that they look a bit different when compared to self-collected spider webs...

Is there any chance that the color changes are not happening in reality but rather are sensor- or processor-induced? I googled a bit and found some things about "hot pixels" which may happen when using long exposures with a tripod- mounted camera; however that obviously doesn't apply to...

I have a good friend who is an actual arachnologist, employed by the Senckenberg Society. I have no idea how much he is making and I won't ask. However I do know what he once did for several days at his job: he waited for two spiders to make love, then he poured liquid nitrogen on them at...

Airplane windows are usually made of polycarbonates which develop microscopic cracks over time. These can be aligned (like in a crystal) and refract/reflect light depending on the viewing angle. I think this should be added to the list of possible explanations. There are usually at least two...

It's also possible that it is much closer to the lens than the background, so 'fast' is relative. This applies to size estimations as well.

There are several explanations and references in the posts about your's. Did you read them? Do you think they are wrong?

I don't think the green color that you see in the GIF are related to atmospheric refraction. They look rather like normal chromatic effects caused by the camera lens. You can clearly see them around bright spots, not just above and not after the sun is gone as explained in your link. So yes...

It's indeed worth it. However, the umbrella did look somewhat battered ...

It looks like the ex-Evergreen plane finally has its great moment. The state of California has enlisted one of the most powerful firefighting tools on the planet: a modified Boeing 747 aircraft that can drop 19,200 gallons of fire retardant. [...] Built in 1991, the 747-400 first flew for Japan...

Depends on the definition of "serious". The Hare Krishna guy claims it was actually planet Rahu. On Twitter, I read the claim that NASA has 'faked' the eclipse.

Here is annother earthshine image, taken without using multiple exposures. According to the creator, the setting "was a single 2 second exposure at f/8, iso 400", through a telescope with motorized mount. No EXIF data, but the lady responds to inquiries. Link to original page with some more...

I have ended long discussions by politely but tenaciously asking why I saw lots of different star constellations when I travelled to NZL from Germany, and no Northern Star at all.

There is a new video up (from some days ago) on Soundly's channel. This time he captured the curvature of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway by employing a telescope. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3ZuqDlFzsI