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It's an old idea but my understanding is that most of the modern arguments for it revolve around the cosmological constant, tuned to 120 decimal places. Excellent show. Excellent guest. If you enjoyed this show and haven't already seen it I would recommend watching the 3 part series...

Evidence for Nazi experimentation with disc-shaped airframes = excellent. Evidence for Nazi development of anti-gravity ufos = slim to none. Were there really Nazi saucers? Cook - Zero Point and All That Other than Cook, the chief proponent of the Nazi UFO/Bell stuff at the moment...

Interesting. I would love to see that and learn their origin and time period. There may be a chance that other sets are still in existence. I'm sure there are obsessive collectors of tea sets out there with which you could make some inquiries.

My big list of questions is in the original thread but mostly I would like to hear a focus on "where do we go from here?" I've read thousands of case reports and all kinds of analysis and speculation but much of what I feel Vallee has to offer now is real insight on possible steps forward. As...

Allen, I didn't realize you were going to be back on so soon. I have immensely enjoyed the previous episodes with you. If I had realized that you were going to show up so often I would be more active in posting questions in the Question Bank forum. One question I had that I wish had been...

It looks like Russell Targ may start writing over at Reality Sandwich. There is an excerpt from his new memoir Do You See What I See: Memoirs of a Blind Biker. Something I didn't know is that Targ is Bobby Fischer's brother-in-law.

I don't know for sure and I'm certainly no expert on digital cameras but the first thing that would occur to me if I had taken those photos is that some set of environmental conditions caused some moisture to temporarily condense somewhere in the camera that wasn't visible by just looking...

Exactly. Often there is a letdown when you see a film like this as an adult but it has always been my impression that a movie like this is really designed primarily to excite and fire the imagination of 9-11 year old kids. The problem is often with the expectations more than the film itself...

I can sort of understand why he went w/ subscription. It was nice to have somebody format the posts to keep them relatively readable and such but I was pretty irritated that the archives went fee-based as well. Perhaps it would have been reasonable to start charging for access to stuff...

Just wanted to mention that I very much enjoyed this episode. Yeah, the background noise was mildly distracting but it was a good tradeoff for what felt like much more informal conversations. As has been pointed out on the show previously, there is the stuff people say on stage and there is...

In regards to the Vatican, Monsignor Corrado Balducci has been something of a regular in UFO circles for some time now so I would view a statement of theological position by the Vatican's astronomer as an ever-so-slight re-affirmation of the Vatican's interest in the subject rather than some...

Here is why I think it is fairly impressive: 1. Something of a predicted(by location) event. They expect to record something at this time and location and they do. 2. Multiple known and reliable eyewitnesses. 3. Multiple cameras(still/video). Granted the video has a lot of noise but I'm...

Ted Phillips and the team over at the Center for Physical Trace Research have just posted some pretty impressive video from the Marley Woods site: May 3rd & 5th ‘Amber’ UFOs

Well, I see Ted Phillips has managed to get $1389.94 in donations for his Marley Woods project. I'll bet Robbie spends more than that on a pair of shoes. C'mon Robbie...buy some sweet gear for Ted.

Lately I've been thinking we need to coin a term that encapsulates the trend of researchers starting out with good work and then gradually going bad. It seems like there is a parallel to music where a band's first album or two are great and then they sell out, get fat and rich and produce...

You would need to be doing .866 light speed to halve your experienced time. As I don't have a math text editor handy atm the formula is: experienced time(.5) = the square root of [1 minus your traveling velocity(.866) squared]. Here are some speed vs time ratios: 0.0 light speed = 1.0...

Why do we insist that if something resembling the ETH is correct then superluminal speeds are involved? One light year is one year of observer time, not traveler time. Not to bring up Paul Hill again but as he is the standard bearer of ETH as far as I am concerned: From any star within 100...

Adamski had some rudimentary cross-section diagrams of the big cigars in one of his books for whatever that is worth.(probably not much.) I'm sure they are on the web somewhere. Incidentally, there was some mention of 3 vs 4 landing struts on the craft. As I recall, Ray Stanford's...

What I recall seeing was more of a 15-30 second videotaped interview of this kid in his backyard or maybe his bedroom by the local news shortly after the event. I'll have to go through and review that doc you linked to see but thanks for the pointer.

John Alexander is a strange bird. My take on him is that he is certainly worth listening to but I would never take anything he said at face value. A quote attributed to J.P. Morgan comes to mind, "Every man has two reasons for the things he does: A good reason and the real reason." I've...