Search results

Martin J. Powell I don't know much about this guy other than that the analysis he has done on the Nellis UFO video looks like a serious piece of work and I would very much like to hear him speak at length about the case. I would probably place the Nellis video in my top 5 videos if I ever...

Recent LA Times op-ed on Kucinich's UFO encounter. "In the debate, Kucinich made a self-deprecating joke about moving his campaign headquarters to "Roswell, New Mexico, and another one in Exeter, New Hampshire." Roswell everybody knows about, but with the easy reference to the 1965 Exeter...

Not sure if this helps or not but here is a link where you can download Lexicon, the archaic DOS program circa 1988 that Greenfield is talking about. I think it defaults to Cipher 6 but I can't recall. I may be mistaken but the gist of the operation is: 1. Pick a word or phrase you want to...

"The smell of roses drew him out to my balcony where, when he looked up, he saw a gigantic triangular craft, silent, and observing him. "It hovered, soundless, for 10 minutes or so, and sped away with a speed he couldn't comprehend. He said he felt a connection in his heart and heard...

Passive radar is the future. It's already in reach of the ambitious hobbyist unlike high power active radar which is rather impractical, expensive and probably illegal to run unlicensed. As Davenport's paper suggests, passive radar may very well be vastly superior to active radar for...

I'd just like to formally register my complete support for more Audrey Hepburns. Please come visit, say around 8-ish.

The NIDS 2004 report did quite a bit of mapping NIDS db: MUFON db: Larry Hatch's db: Three above db combined representing 700 sightings:

via Brainsturbator... The Case of Kirk Allen Possibly the best example of why you should never take at face value someone who: 1. Is Sincere 2. Has a story so exquisitely detailed that it seems they couldn't just have invented it.

Now I know these are computer generated images but I was thinking that if I were a garage inventor and came up w/ a really sweet little UAV, what a great idea it would be to put Klingon all over it and then go buzz people. Anybody that photographed it would never be taken seriously. If the...

What part of Santa is the former bishop of Turkey who will have 6-8 black men put you in a sack, kick you and abduct you to Spain did you not get?

The true nature of Santa Claus revealed. or on video if you prefer: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Looking at the various sci-fi character samples it looks a lot closer to Klingon than it does to the Star Wars alphabet. I see the Klingon "W" "S" "J" and "6" characters pretty clearly. The characters in the middle arm segment look like Klingon for "WS6 S" according to this photo.

It depends on how it is done. If he were to go on television in his Northwest uniform as an active pilot there would probably be repercussions from his employer. My understanding is that if he were out of uniform and did not directly associate himself with Northwest there isn't much at all...

You know who else had Draculas?

I think the reviews are useful. Please continue. I'm not even very old at all but I do recognize that there is and will continue to be a generation of people whose knowledge of the subject is 70% History/Discovery channel documentaries mixed up with Internet video and forum posts and who, I...

I was wondering who gave me symbolic language telepathy and a wonderful new understanding of the Universe in the Secret Santa swap this year. Now it all makes sense.

Saw this posted over on ufoupdates. Translated audio recording of conversation from 1997 between a pilot and air traffic control in the Netherlands. Part 1 Part 2

I wasn't suggesting that we throw phone and net reports away exactly, rather that we separate them into different piles for some statistical analysis. pile 1: firsthand witness testimony on camera or in person. Shiloh, Belgium, etc. go here for sure. pile 2: things like NUFORC reports...

Petit-Rechain That photo, "has been investigated by the military (*) resulting in some stunning conclusions. One conclusion was that the light source in each corners consisted of many smaller light sources moving independently in relation with the movement of the "craft" itself (during...

In listening to the most recent show I was struck by the fixation on what I, perhaps wrongly, perceive as the outlier reports of BT size in the 5000+ ft range. I would ask the following: 1. Disregarding the downtown Phoenix lights of '97 that we've all seen photos of, what percentage of BT...