The more I think about where these things could come from, isn't outer space or another galaxy. Even if they could go 10x speed of light it still would take a really long time to travel anywhere that's thousands or millions of light-years away. Also I haven't heard Any body saying we tracked em coming from outer space or leaving earth and heading this or that direction in space. The radar data shows them going from upper atmosphere, down to sea level and below sea level. But not heading out t...

4/ Part of the encounter was recorded inside the ship's combat information centre. The time and location data can still be seen in frames taken from the military display. The public footage lasts around 35 seconds and shows the objects before they left. According to Wiggins, the sudden departure happened after the section we have seen ends. The released clip stops before the one part of the encounter that could show the reported acceleration. The longer recording and the radar data remain ins...

RT @TheUfoJoe: What if some of the best evidence for UFO encounters isn’t in radar data, photos or video, but Inside the Human Body? (I th…

What if some of the best evidence for UFO encounters isn’t in radar data, photos or video, but Inside the Human Body? (I think this is some of the most important evidence in the UAP/UFO field, and yet, when I've shared posts about it in the past, nobody wants to discuss it. Baffling.) Vallée:"The pilot comes back telling a story of like happened with the Nimitz. Do they draw blood from that, from him or her? Do they look at the factors in the blood? There are factors that will remember an exp...

But what happens when media, culture, science, and personal experience all collide? Jeffrey Kripal put it this way: “We are often ‘believing backwards,’ taking comfort in someone else’s altered states, or in the present ‘explanations’ of this or that neuroscience or physics.” And Christopher Mellon argues that the answer isn’t more speculation, it’s “more, and better, information.” Better imagery, radar data, and evidence that allows people to assess the phenomenon for themselves. Are we shap...

Asteroid ID : here TL:DR • Earlier today at least one social media account presented radar images labeled as a 300-meter disk-shaped object of “unknown origin” observed 18.5 million km from Earth on January 7, 2025, questioning if it’s an alien spaceship. • The video recycles 2017 Arecibo Observatory radar data of known near-Earth asteroid 226514 (2003 UX34), a roughly 300m object that made a close approach around that distance in early 2025. User question: How could an asteroid be this circu...

The 2004 Nimitz UFO incident is considered the "gold standard" of UFO cases because it combined visual sightings by military pilots with radar data and FLIR video. Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick: "The farther back in time you go, the less data there is for every one of these cases. And https://t.co/fZhP0TGp8N [Quoted] In a recent documentary on the Nimitz encounters, Kirkpatrick clearly states there was “no data retention policy” back in 2004. Skeptics often frame this as routine OPSEC, a Cold War-era...