Dr. Beatriz Villarroel may have found evidence of a fleet of UFO's orbiting earth in the 1950's 👽🛸 "We found one image where nine stars were out there, and they vanished. And they are not there half an hour earlier, and they are not there six days later." On April 12, 1950, seven years before Sputnik, nine point like sources appeared simultaneously on a single Palomar Observatory photographic plate. They flashed like stars during the long exposure but were absent on plates taken 30 minutes...

Another important thing to remember regarding the deficit of transients in the Earth's umbra at 42,000 km: Palomar Observatory observed always at nighttime, under the blanket of the atmosphere. Primary cosmic rays striking the upper atmosphere create secondary cascades that scatter far too much to preserve any high-altitude geometric shadow on the photographic plates. That deficit, therefore, cannot be explained by a cosmic-ray model.

What happens when peer-reviewed studies replicated by multiple credible scientists across multiple observatories point to the earth being surrounded by thousands of UFOs? https://t.co/qfXR4O69vR [Quoted] What a lovely surprise this morning! ☀️Independent detections of similar transients in European plate archives — exactly the kind of cross-validation this field needs. So it’s not just Palomar anymore. The study was carried out by a retired NASA scientist. This is how a signal https://t.co/GA...