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A few misc thoughts: While there are certainly tradeoffs between the two, overall I think the additional capabilities of digital have been quite a boon. With digital you can potentially get the EXIF data from even the most ignorant user and knowing the camera model along w/ focal length...

Despite my harsh criticism of past episodes I will give credit to the "Code Red" episode on the Edwards AFB incident. Overall I think they did a good job of presenting the case and addressing any major concerns as to whether or not this could have been misidentification. If you didn't see it...

strange explosions with bright flashes of light occur nightly in this baltimore ' I met this hick at a party once who used to work for a big excavating company and had access to dynamite back when such things weren't as controlled. He used to take like a half stick of it with him to parties...

If a police helicopter observed them to be flares hanging from balloons during the event it would be interesting to ask the news outlets that ran this story how that bit of informed observation from a public safety official escaped their attention until today. Wouldn't questioning the police be...

This guy is collecting the videos that are popping up. Looks like he has 7 or 8 of them thus far. Seems like there is enough video from different locations to do some triangulation. I'd suggest people posting videos to mention their camera make and model, locate their filming location w/...

Somewhat apropos to the topic is this link from the Keyhoe Report. Clinton draws UFO endorsement "JW is apoplectic over the idea that Cameron (a Canadian!) managed to file Freedom of Information Act requests with the library before it did. Which means JW is having to wait in line behind...

I would agree w/ this somewhat but I suppose what I should have said is that the idea that the keepers of the keys would hand over anything of substance to political party leadership of either party seems naive to me. If all they have is a bunch of data w/ no answers then I hardly see them...

Finally got around to listening to this one. I'd agree that disclosure by either party would sort of be a masterful way of making the rest of the planet immediately forget about, um, the past 8 years, but this all strikes me as absurd. The idea that the Democratic Party leaders would somehow...

I'm not a fan but I don't think this is a bad idea really. If he's interested in the subject he should be listening to this show anyways. I'm kind of curious to see if he has a clue or if he is going to be an embarrassment. Maybe he'd come on for a half hour to plug his doc w/ Ronson. Tell...

It sounds like Jack Black did the theme song. Sounds like he is singing "We are the DEER GODS!" It would be interesting to know what kind of cameras they are using. The most common of this type of trail camera is the Bushnell Trail Scout series. 42mm/f3.5 lens tripped by an IR motion sensor...

Paul Hill addresses angel hair in his book. Mostly his comments are an admission that there is very little data to go on given that no samples have been properly collected and preserved. He gives specific technical advice on methods for collecting, preserving and analyzing samples if somebody...

No doubt that if collectible books tank in general, ufo books will as well. I'm just saying that at some point in the future it is inevitable that the genre will stop being regarded as a cousin of comic books and there will be recognition that they are historical documents about mankind's first...

I would say the steep prices are already focused on the collectors, of which I am one, and they aren't likely to decline appreciably in the future. I have near fine/fine hardcover firsts of all of his books except for Messengers of Deception. I started buying his firsts a few years ago when I...

Here is my abbreviated take on Vallee's books: There is the pre-Passport to Magonia period and the post-Passport period. Pre-Passport books are excellent nuts and bolts type books. Passport to Magonia is sort of the first formally published sign that his thinking is starting to go in a...

Trevor Paglen was on The Colbert Report last night. Near the end of the interview Colbert asks, "Is there a “holy grail” for you? Is there a patch that you’d like to get your hands on that you’ve never been able to find?" Paglen: "There is. There is something called the “Alien Technology...

Somewhere a hobby store is completely sold out of airplane glue.

Hehe. Yeah, THAT UFO Hunters was pretty ok. The only problem is THAT show was on the Sci-Fi channel, doesn't have any association with Birnes and has been canceled. The problems will become more apparent when you watch the UFO Hunters show that airs on the History Channel, does feature Bill...

Great show and a worthy guest. I noticed they have the Delphos, Kansas ring photos posted on their front page now. It's my opinion that if you can afford to spend $10-$20 on a ufo book you can afford to send $10-$20 bucks to an active field research team that openly publishes their data.

Mystery In The Sky In this small video clip taken from one of Genesis I's exterior cameras on March 3, a bright spot of some kind can be seen... They include a submission form for your image analysis. Anyone?

Not to pile on with a "me too" but I'd generally have to agree regarding the whole disclosure/exo thing. To my knowledge there seems to be a very good case for the idea that somewhere in the military industrial complex exists a collection of data--reports, photos, film, sensor data, etc. but...