Isbell doesn’t claim to know what any of it was, only that, as he puts it, something is interacting with us.
Second part of the story live now: https://t.co/MteCTfu2HR
Isbell doesn’t claim to know what any of it was, only that, as he puts it, something is interacting with us.
Second part of the story live now: https://t.co/MteCTfu2HR
Air Force pilot Dan Isbell says the craft hovering just above the tree line over an English golf course matched nothing he knew, not Soviet, not NATO, not any aircraft he was familiar with.
Part 1 of Dan's full interview live now: https://t.co/HUiF9P6bg3
Taxiing for a test mission, Air Force pilot Dan Isbell says a battery explosion tore open his F-16 and sent flames spreading across the aircraft.
Watch Part 1 of Dan's full interview here: https://t.co/HUiF9P6bg3
Driving home from Cold War nuclear alert duty in December 1980, Air Force pilot Dan Isbell says a silent, roughly 50-to-60-foot triangular craft ringed with shifting colored light hovered over a golf course beside the road.
Hosting a UAP salon at my home. Here with Avi Loeb, Garry Nolan, Whitley Striber, Peter Skafish and Ryan Graves. Discussing the Science and tech and disclosure.
Black triangles. Close calls. What are pilots reporting?
In Episode 8 of the Safe Aerospace Podcast, Jonathan Miller (JMill) joins Ryan Graves to explore UAP reports, sensemaking, and turning witness accounts into evidence.
https://t.co/YQMwd1RMfW
Six days after a hard landing, SpaceShipOne astronaut Brian Binnie described a dozen glowing spheres in his backyard.
Kevin Curran and Matt Stinemetze join Ryan Graves to share his story on the new Safe Aerospace Podcast.
Watch the trailer. Full episode below.
The Defense Department issued a legal waiver authorizing current and former personnel to share unidentified anomalous phenomena–related classified information, but it doesn’t extend to other agencies. https://t.co/vXBiYBQ9hO
RELEASE: Department of War Issues Legal Waiver to Authorize UAP Disclosures to PURSUE
"This waiver establishes an authorized, legally protected disclosure mechanism for current and former personnel to provide UAP-related National Defense Information (NDI) to designated representatives of the PURSUE effort.
Under this directive, all current and former DOW service members, civilian personnel, and contractors holding or previously granted access to UAP-related National Defense Information (NDI) are authorized to disclose protected information directly to official PURSUE representatives.
The waiver supersedes civil and administrative enforcement provisions contained within Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and Special Access Program Indoctrination Agreements (SAPIAs) previously executed within the United States, strictly for communications directed to the PURSUE team."
https://t.co/H2sCXXTIt8
Our newest episode is live.
Former Navy F-18 pilot Austin Hulbert dismissed his encounter as a balloon. Years later, building military balloons made him reconsider.
Austin joins Ryan Graves to revisit what he saw and what changed his mind.
https://t.co/qHRURtCISC
Dear everyone,
Some new and very exciting news from the VASCO team! First, our machine-learning paper has been accepted for publication following peer review and is now in press. In this paper, we used machine learning to address some of the criticism concerning plate defects and remove contaminants from the sample. We demonstrate that all the intriguing correlations become even stronger as the sample becomes cleaner. More on this once the final version is published.
Second, we have two new preprints. In the first, we use Earth-shadow statistics to infer the altitudes of the objects producing the transients. The results suggest that the objects are located approximately 20,000–35,786 km above the Earth’s surface, with the upper limit corresponding to geosynchronous altitude. They are clustering near the equator.
We model their properties. The objects have highly reflective surfaces that are small, flat and ranging from a few centimetres to about 3 metres. Their small sizes may partly reflect the transient-search methodology, in which brighter objects were filtered out. We also discuss various toy models that could explain their observed properties, including sudden changes in attitude (direction of the nose).
Third, we use the projected locations of the pre-Sputnik transients to identify geographic hotspots of transients. Intriguingly, Sedona, White Sands/El Paso, Tampico and several other locations emerge. And we find further associations with nuclear weapons tests.
Enjoy these three pieces of news! Read the two new preprints here:
https://t.co/7hbFzBReRw
https://t.co/SJ7vvJr3FN
@gitshipdone@PeterDiamandis Yes, it’s an angle I’ve mentioned before. Whether from (potentially) non-Earth origins or from our own creation, it seems we’ll be sharing this planet with NHI
“What did they see?”
Former DISA contractor Kevin Campbell describes a spherical object he says he watched live on an MQ-9 feed over East Asia, and why the underlying footage should be preserved and analyzed.
New episode: https://t.co/AjrnSnjXwV