What lies beneath those weird likely artificial objects Dr Beatriz Villarroel and her colleagues detected in orbit? Mapping the Palomar transient hotspots | Our latest Reality Check interview with @DrBeaVillarroel & Dr Stephen Bruehl: https://t.co/eCpFXpaDRU via @YouTube

[Retweeted] Our latest REALITY CHECK features astronomer Dr Beatriz Villarroel @DrBeaVillarroel and Dr Stephen Bruehl's latest ground-breaking paper exploring the Palomar orbital transient hotspots. What lay below these transients? https://t.co/8RgF3ym1gF

Our latest REALITY CHECK features astronomer Dr Beatriz Villarroel @DrBeaVillarroel and Dr Stephen Bruehl's latest ground-breaking paper exploring the Palomar orbital transient hotspots. What lay below these transients? https://t.co/8RgF3ym1gF

RT @TheDefiantGhost: A CERN physicist just revealed: there were “satellites” in orbit before humans launched anything. 1950s Palomar plate…

Jun Yang at Harvard University and I have submitted a paper. We examine the original photographic plate material for two famous multiple-transient events from the Palomar Sky Survey: the nine transients of April 12, 1950, and the triple transient of July 19, 1952. The candidates are present on the photographic material and appear sharp and compact. They look just as they do in the digitized images -- star-like, yet a little sharper and rounder than the other stars in the field, just as one wo...

Jesse Michels: “If she proves this to be true, this is not only a Copernican level discovery. It’s greater than that.” 🛸 Astronomer @DrBeaVillarroel has published peer-reviewed work on more than 100,000 short-lived light-reflecting objects found on Palomar Observatory plates taken between 1949 and 1957. Beatriz Villarroel calls them transients. “Which are light reflecting, mirror-like objects, probably in geostationary orbit.” “And this is before Sputnik, before a man-made satellite was ever...

RT @DrBeaVillarroel: A super-exciting paper on the Palomar transients by physics professor Ariel Zhitnitsky at the University of British Co…

A super-exciting paper on the Palomar transients by physics professor Ariel Zhitnitsky at the University of British Columbia. He proposes that the Palomar transients could be ball-lightning-like phenomena caused by axion quark nugget dark matter. https://t.co/P8T238yABm @Briankeating

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