Next up from UAP hearings, a debunking of the GoFast: AARO analysis suggests the object moved at 45 mph (39 knots) at 13,000 feet, with no anomalous speed detected. Its path aligned with winds (60 knots). Parallax effects caused its perceived high speed.
November 19, 2024 at 10:24 PM
Next up from UAP hearings, a debunking of the GoFast: AARO analysis suggests the object moved at 45 mph (39 knots) at 13,000 feet, with no anomalous speed detected. Its path aligned with winds (60 knots). Parallax effects caused its perceived high speed.
Live from the UAP hearing, Dr. Jon Kosloski just shared the following infographic.
Most UAP reports occur at altitudes near commercial aviation (25K–30K feet), 75% are resolved as balloons, and 46% appear as lights. Hotspots are dense in the U.S., suggesting regional reporting biases.
Most UAP reports occur at altitudes near commercial aviation (25K–30K feet), 75% are resolved as balloons, and 46% appear as lights. Hotspots are dense in the U.S., suggesting regional reporting biases.
November 19, 2024 at 10:22 PM
Live from the UAP hearing, Dr. Jon Kosloski just shared the following infographic.
Most UAP reports occur at altitudes near commercial aviation (25K–30K feet), 75% are resolved as balloons, and 46% appear as lights. Hotspots are dense in the U.S., suggesting regional reporting biases.
Most UAP reports occur at altitudes near commercial aviation (25K–30K feet), 75% are resolved as balloons, and 46% appear as lights. Hotspots are dense in the U.S., suggesting regional reporting biases.
I would spend my last day on earth watching this video again and again and again.
November 16, 2024 at 11:34 PM
I would spend my last day on earth watching this video again and again and again.