In other news about UFOs/UAPs, would you believe our government has formed a “UAP Science Advisory Council” to chase the nonexistent science behind the illusory flying saucers? Of course you would, because our current government is all about throwing stupid money after stupid ideas. Guess who they’ve appointed to run it…
The three UAP file releases thus far attracted more than a billion views and a lot of chatter on social media. However, to paraphrase the wisdom of basketball players: “we must keep our eyes on the orbs, not the audience!”
What could be a better way of doing that than the establishment of a new “UAP Science Advisory Council” by the White House, AARO, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), the FBI, and all Intelligence Community members. This is not wishful thinking but a reality now. Over the past week, I was tasked by the above organizations to create a research team of young scientists who will serve on this council. The Council under my leadership includes the following members: Dr. Richard Cloete and Dr. Regina Sarmiento with expertise in data analysis and data management with AI tools, Prof. Matthew Szydagis with expertise in instrumentation and data collection, Dr. Devesh Nandal with expertise in numerical analysis and astrophysics and Dr. Omer Eldadi with expertise in data management, AI and human psychology. This constitutes an amazing A-team of exceptional scientists.
I would not want to be associated with anything endorsed by this administration, and I would not call any group of scientists picked by Avi Loeb to be exceptional anything other than exceptionally irrelevant. As usual, it’s a game of picking the biggest idiot you can find to run an organization. Bonus points if they’re an egotistical glory-hound.
So, Project Blue Book Part 2?
If you think about it, this was a natural choice. Trump must be looking to sell UFO merch. It will start right after he sells his UFC coins and other useless merch at his bash today.
“Orbs” In other words a load of old balls.
“Orbs” In other words a load of old balls.
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@4 submoron
I watched the most recently released video clips. They don’t show orbs, they show lights in a dark sky. Orbs is an unfounded assumption.
As for the blob changing from one light to two lights, ask yourself:
What if I was shooting navigation lights on an aircraft, and the aircraft tilted? – and –
What if two lights were close together, but changed from being out of focus to being in focus?
@7 – Reginald Selkirk: man you shouldn’t bother, some people just want to believe.
Years ago, I took some bad, handheld-camera pics of a remarkably close conjunction between Venus and Jupiter. Mediocre as it is, on the negative you can see two distinct black dots with the city lights below.
Well can you imagine? Next morning the city newspaper was reporting “UFO sighted during the night, many viewers describe a cigar-shaped luminous objects above the city” and so stupidly on.
Not only stupid, also blurry-sighted as the separation between the dots was clearly visible even with the unaided eye.
They’ll describe a turnip as a “close encounter of the tenth kind” if you lend them an ear…