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I can't find a match? Source: Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennsylvania/comments/tu1nzu/view_of_pennsylvania_from_space_at_night_photo_by/

also that he lives in a French watermill. A French "professeur" means this: Professeur peut faire référence à : • Professeur (titre), un titre qualifiant certains enseignants chercheurs reconnus par le milieu académique pour leurs travaux et leurs enseignements ; • Professeur (enseignant), une...

Yes. "The right circumstances" being direct military use. You can't (today) consider a reservoir dam a legitimate target unless the military has repurposed it somehow. So we agree that this was stated overly broadly: Then please reread #563 and #564.

Mirages were discussed in this thread from post #26. Compare also https://www.metabunk.org/threads/simulating-atmospheric-refraction.7881/post-228236 where Mick set up his refraction simulator to show one, and...

The damage on the rail line was caused by the fuel cars that were set on fire; footage of the burning train suggests there wasn't an explosion near it (all cars remain upright etc.).

First, a note why this is on topic: Russia hits dam in central Ukraine, in latest attack on civilian infrastructure Updated 10:16 AM EDT, Thu September 15, 2022 You are talking about this: Operation Chastise: The RAF's Most Brilliant Attack of World War II [...] Hastings puts a final...

that would require a superior mirage, which is quite rare

that's a clear-cut case of a legitimate target, you'd be targeting combatants? my point is that hitting any bridge, or power substations far from the front, etc. would be neither legitimate nor legal. The ICRC website lists the relevant Russian Federation regulations in the rule-adjacent...

No question that this bridge provides Russia with s military advantage and is thus a legitimate target, but I don't think that's true of all infrastructure? under the Statute of the International Criminal Court, “intentionally directing attacks against civilian objects, that is, objects which...

What did you make of the hole indicated in the lower left of the diagram? Incidental damage?

it doesn't show the truck in question anyway

Evidence and a theory Source: https://twitter.com/ChuckPfarrer/status/1579127075369537536 Objections: the launch and flight of this missile are hard to hide Note that all "light from above" arguments ignore that the lines on a digital image don't all reflect the same moment in time; the...

It gets better: Source: https://twitter.com/OAlexanderDK/status/1580170632846680064

Do we have a link to that release? I was going to post on the passport story, but detector media doesn't give a source apart from "social media", so it's uncertain who created or published it.

They are supposed to be there, but I found your description ("When there are images in posts") ambiguous and misleading, so I clarified it. "when there are files attached to posts" would be another accurate way to describe it. I'm not set up to edit my css here.

The # number can change, I believe, e.g. if an admin moves posts?

You're spinning the facts to suit your narrative. "Cause unknown" means cause unknown, yet you swiftly jump to assume sabotage. It's a subterranean leak, any act of sabotage is bound to have left obvious clues. That also means that the cause of an accidental leak wouldn't be discovered until...

The headline reads: Druzhba Russian oil pipeline leak looks like an accident, Poland says "Here we can talk about accidental damage," Poland's top official in charge of energy infrastructure Mateusz Berger told Reuters by telephone. He said there were no grounds to believe the leak was caused...

your screenshot shows an attachment to a post that is not referenced in the post (scroll up from https://www.metabunk.org/posts/281472/ ) can't reproduce, works as intended (Android, Samsung Internet)