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The hardest part about this is digging up the data they're using. Do they attribute their sources properly? If not, it's likely there's some misrepresentation of the numbers involved. In January 2021, there were 3,000 records of vaccine adverse events, including 2,900 for mRNA vaccines...

Waters states in the video he has handed the images over to Nick Mooney, a thylacine expert, at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG). A TMAG spokesperson said Mooney has now reviewed and assessed Mr Waters material on Tuesday afternoon, local time. "Nick Mooney has concluded, that based...

[11 November 2020] A monkey that is new to science has been discovered in the remote forests of Myanmar. The Popa langur, named after its home on Mount Popa, is critically endangered with numbers down to about 200 individuals. Observed in the wild, tucked away in museum collections, and even...

The point isn't to be satisfied. You can question Hulsey all you want, he's not suddenly going to be able to do a signifantly better job than he did -- and neither is NIST (and the 15 intervening years didn't help). What you can do is make each other aware what you criticise, and then act...

The larger animals have been deemed to be pademelons (looks like a small cangaroo) by some. It looks like all of these pictures may have been taken days apart? The big thing is identifying the oval oblong in the bottom right as the footpad of the animal; it's hard to say what it would be if...

So where are the other two?

These were also marketed to private persons before the age of computers; my father had one. Mass mailers use printed envelopes, not rubber stamps.

I'm having troubleidentifying the camera locations; I assume both cameras can see each other. Could you indicate them? Also, what are the dimensions? What's the size of both objects, and what is their distance?

The angles on the pentagram are 36° and 108°, the rune has 90° throughout. The main difference is that the side panels of the stage are at a 90° angle with each other, whereas the pentagram has its "legs" aligned straight. The angled backdrop looks and televises better (wheras a straight...

The default way to build a stage is to make it flat and rectangular: easiest to build, safest to use. There's usually a reason to deviate from that: e.g. a choir would have risers so that the singers in the back rows can be heard. I haven't seen any rationale for why the 2021 CPAC stage was...

NIST getting a detail of their report wrong (if they did) is not evidence for WTC7 being exploded. The evidence for WTC7 being demolished is much worse than that for it being damaged by fire and getting evacuated to destroy itself. The complaint wouldn't change that even if it is justified.

I have two guesses. The first is that it's a software problem with the flight tracking website. The ADS-B message emitted by the aircraft only includes the call sign for the flight, not route or commercial flight number. We acquire flight schedules data from third-party schedule providers and...

That's not the point. They "want to speak to the manager" and are angry that they're not getting as much attention as they would like. This is a double standard. If the validity of the argument is not the point, then let's assume for a moment that it's invalid. I do consider it rude to arrive...

Yeah, that statement definitely deserves to be backed up with some facts, in a different thread. Otherwise it just sounds like sour grapes, assuming a suppression effort because the 9/11 truther theories are "challenging" instead of accepting that they have no merit.

The fun thing is that that's not even how academic science works. You don't have to answer every crackpot who complains about a detail in a decades-old analysis. What you need to take seriously is review by your peers, which typically means a rebuttal (a letter, or in more serious cases, a...

Why? Who will pay for them doing that, and how is that covered by their mission?

NIST are a government agency with a mission set by government, not by a lobby group like AE911. There is no basis for AE911 to feel entitled to an answer from NIST that satisfied them.

I don't understand how you make that determination. The NIST response indicates that they are aware where the side plate is located with respect to the girder, and that their full-scale model is modeling that connection. That directly refutes the claim that their model didn't consider this...

And sometimes reflection at the ionosphere: Italian physicist and radio pioneer Guglielmo Marconi succeeds in sending the first radio transmission across the Atlantic Ocean, disproving detractors who told him that the curvature of the earth would limit transmission to 200 miles or less. The...

I should perhaps elaborate on that a little. Obviously most people who believe in the lizard conspiracy, or believe that Biden isn't really the POTUS, didn't come up with that idea on their own. It is suggested by others who created a skewed view of the world for their own purposes (see...