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Source: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/vpR9sPu

On one hand, people who had a SARS-CoV-2 infection were excluded from the analysis. On the other hand, who tests people that just died from cardiac arrest? I'd just be very careful because the study wasn't really designed to support your conclusion, and there may be confounding factors we're...

Because maybe they haven't identified the UAP. Perhaps it was a Russian or Chinese jet? Also, which report identified this video as solved or unsolved? The report of June (?) last year did not reference individual incidents.

Ravi quoted a Dutch weather site: Good morning! Last night we also measured the 2nd shock wave from #Tonga (which came from the other side). I would expect that on the globe because the great circle (closest thing to a straight line on a sphere) that connects Tonga and the Netherlands has a...

I've analysed this study in another thread. I don't expect that the vaccination causes the risk reduction (how?). And it's not a controlled trial, so biases like these can occur. It may indicate that doctors don't recommend the vaccine to patients who might have a cardiac arrest, or that those...

Sudden cardiac death is the largest cause of natural death in the United States, causing about 325,000 adult deaths in the United States each year. Sudden cardiac death is responsible for half of all heart disease deaths. In 2020, the U.S. Census Bureau counted 331.4 million people living in...

No, it's not meaningless. Your table has a "much worse" for the cardiac arrests, that Pfizer looked at to see if they're resulting from the vaccination, and that are basically a randomly singled-out cause of death, while deaths overall rate a "similar". It also has a "much worse" for the...

You definitely need to adress the two-tiered nature of the system, i.e. the ATFLIR gimbal is not rotating continuously, but only when the mirror system exceeds some threshold. The complementary objection is that the gimbal should always be moving, and does so in some simulation games.

you're completely disregarding the error bars of your data using made-up numbers, if you have a value that is 182 (but could really be 60-400) and one thst is 48 (but could really be 20-200), can you really be certain that one is lower than the other, and by how much?

Yes. This departing aircraft had only turned a little bit, flying a wide turn from runway heading to wherever it was headed next. However, neither the rudder nor the ailerons can cause the aircraft to move sideways. Compare: turning the steering on a car in motion causes it to turn, but it...

Mick created a separate post on the Hunga Tonga Volcano Eruption and Tsunamis at https://www.metabunk.org/threads/hunga-tonga-volcano-eruption-and-tsunamis.12224/ .

The "Bigfoot" of New Jersey is the Griggstown Cow. For thirty years there had been a legend of a "ghost cow" that wandered the areas around the Millstone River floodplain and Griggstown. The cow was seen many times but only on foggy nights or other times of poor visibility, and many tales were...

focus on distant pyramid to capture nearby insect, gotcha ;-)

http://www.ioc-sealevelmonitoring.org/station.php?code=gbit&endtime=2022-01-15T16:00 http://www.ioc-sealevelmonitoring.org/station.php?code=vanu&endtime=2022-01-15T16:00 That's a pressure sensor, I wouldn't trust the outliers. Compare radar and pressure data...

It looks like a bird, or a wind-driven piece of plastic bag or foil. The Hessdalen lights aren't black, ball lightning never is, and they're still being recorded, just not as frequently. Why would a flying saucer ever navigate that erratically? The context is that of a regular ranch, where...

Source: https://twitter.com/akrherz/status/1482436390105272320

that's how you know it's not a serious paper actual research papers basically say, 1) this is what we did, 2) these were the results, 3) here's what they mean. I've been taught to structure my lab reports like this way back in 7th grade. And even meta papers that are just literature research...

I have a feeling it was quite windy, too

Yes. They'd also be moving.

A fixed-wing aircraft that is banking is not moving mostly sideways, but mostly forward. The reason for this is that the thrust from its engines can only propel it forward, and must do so with sufficient speed for the wings to have lift; otherwise, the wings would stall, and the aircraft would...