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Posting something online prior to the demonstration would be good as it permits the observers to verify that the target images weren't swapped for others after the RVer's data is submitted. A GPG or PGP signature would be ideal as this would prove they came from the agreed source. Once the...

In the proposed demonstration, there is only one person that will know what the images are and that is the person who encrypts them. Everyone else would only have a copy of the encrypted files. The encryption key would only be made public after the RVers have publicly posted their work...

I don't get any sense that this is what is going on here. I see the RVers wanting to ensure that any demonstration is testing their claimed abilities, not someone else's claimed abilities or someone else's preconception of what RVing should be. Could you relate what problems you see with...

I heard an interview with Targ where he said that while it is pretty clear that info transference is not happening via EM, blocking EM w/ a cage seems to offer noticeable benefit, as if EM sources interfere or add distracting noise to whatever is going on. Is there disagreement on this point at...

Oh, one other question. Do you guys use Faraday cages and a sidereal clock? If so, I'd be interested in any comments of experience with such.

Out of curiosity, were they trying to read the lead articles or view the cover images? I can see where reading an article would be very difficult. Describing the gist of an engaging cover photo, while still predictive, seems somewhat less difficult. Convincingly describing one cover photo out...

Some informative posts in this thread. Where public testing is concerned there seem to be two main issues: 1. The RVer wants to be assured that test images have characteristics that lend themselves to successful viewing. 2. The observers want to be assured that there is no collusion or...

George Hansen wrote an interesting bit on Pflock: The cattle mutilation phenomenon overlaps with UFO government disinformation programs. As mentioned previously, Richard Doty took Linda Moulton Howe to Kirtland Air Force Base and informed her that some people in Washington were upset with her...

There is Michael Schratt. I don't really know anything about him other than what he wrote in his own bio. He does seem pretty steeped in aircraft development info but his presentation ranged from soberly interesting to passing along a Clifford Stone story about retrieving anti-gravity pods...

McDonough stated that "...I always wanted to get read into one of those programs...". Some of the questions that popped into my mind when he mentioned that he was with Navy Intelligence until 6 years ago: -In what capacity did he work for Navy Intelligence? -Is it reasonable to interpret his...

A few years ago stills of this craft popped up on the net with people claiming that this was the real film of the Holloman landing story. Another suggestion was that this was an excerpted clip from the legendary Air Force training film supposedly called "What If They Land?" that dealt with...

I don't know if I would describe it as a "claim". The release and simultaneous filming is quite accurately documented by the Discovery Channel crew. There are torrents of the show out there if you want to watch it. Handheld + max digital zoom + cheap camcorder + one of if not THE smoggiest...

This was in fact a cluster of mylar balloons bought from a street vendor and released by a member of MUFON. They were secretly released at a time when it was known both their crew and their subject cameraman would be watching. They did it to see how it would be interpreted by this guy who keeps...

From memory, my past survey of a bunch of RV material says Swann and Price were accurate-ish but I don't believe Puthoff ever claimed to be a star RV'er. While $cn would usually be a giant red flag I think you should consider it in the context of young guys living and working on deeply fringe...

So I bought this and just finished reading it yesterday. I'm starting to feel that, in the long run, Vallee's journals are going to be viewed as being as least as important as his formal books if not more so. Biedny often brings up the point on the show about how there are the things people...

I generally avoid just posting links to other news sites but this seem worthy: Bigelow Backs UFO Research (Again) MUFON's agreement with Bigelow is to train and qualify a special rapid response team of Field Investigators who can be deployed within 24 hours to the scene of a major UFO event...

Someone on a another site suggested this is a more likely meaning of the name.

"When Moore made his confession in 1989, he stated that four other very prominent American UFO researchers were also working for AFOSI, but refused to name them." [link] Any insight on this matter Mr. Hastings?

Nope. Brand new. It's a little baffling because I generally scan the types of news outlets that would be promoting or at least mentioning a release like this and I don't recall seeing any mention of this anywhere. Admittedly a book comprised of one researcher's personal journals is probably...

This seems to have been released with no press whatsoever. Publishing date was December 6, 2008. I just stumbled across it by accident looking for something else. Did anyone else see a press release for this? Forbidden Science - Volume Two (1970-1979) This would be a followup to the...