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originally posted by: celltypespecific
For the true believers....the manuscript has now been peer-reviewed and accepted for publication!!! Excellent work!!
Estimating Flight Characteristics of Anomalous Unidentified Aerial Vehicles
originally posted by: Guest101
Ironically, this attempt to gain scientific respect for ufology will backfire because every scientist with half a brain cell will recognize what they did.
In the preprint review comments (link) someone clearly pointed out the flaw in their analysis of the last 32 frames of the ATFLIR video.
Anyone who understands physics at high school level can see this flaw:
"This is wrong. The model should be:
...
If you make the plot, it becomes even clearer that the object simply continues its constant speed with respect to the jet."
Yet they consciously chose to ignore it and publish anyway - a very foolish thing to do.
Science can only progress if you stick to the facts, not if you stick your head in the sand.
originally posted by: pigsy2400
a reply to: Sublant
The airforce has flown previously classified Drones "Beast of Kandahar" on the same flight path of U2s without the knowledge being given to those U2 pilots.
What better way to test an experimental classified aircraft/drone than to put it up against the best the Navy has to offer!
If, as reported, these UAPS followed the carrier group all the way to the middle east and no action was taken against these UAPS, I would deduce that it's quite possible they were there as a support system potentially also. Not everyone onboard would have a need to know...
So if the airforce doesn't tell...the airforce about thier own classified projects, what makes you think it would tell the Navy?
Celty, did you ever try to make that graph yourself as I suggested back on page 89, to confirm these PhD's (and a retired computer programmer named Larry Cates) claiming something other than what that graph shows are incompetent?
originally posted by: spiritualarchitect
HOLY COW!! I agree 100% with everything Arb just posted. Maybe we are living in a post disclosure world .
What I can tell you is that when a worker from Area 51 was interviewed he described how highly compartment-ed the work there is. When a project came out of a hangar for testing, the workers who worked in that specific hangar were allowed to view the test since they already knew about it and worked on it, but they said all the other workers in all the other hangars were sequestered and were not allowed to witness any of the other tests from projects in other hangars, only what was in the hangar they worked in. That workers name was Bob Lazar.
I'm surprised he went for this meaningless Navy announcement...
originally posted by: pigsy2400
a reply to: Willtell
We live in a world where self deception is seemingly rampant and it doesn't take much to plant those seeds anymore.
I bet there is hardly a cause or a need for "disinformation agents" anymore. All is required is one memetic engineer and people will eagerly spread it on their behalf, believing it to!
Ufology is Social Engineering at its finest...
There is a real phenomena...but who cares about that when you can make people believe what you want? Cult creation on a large scale...
Ufology is Social Engineering at its finest...