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Yeah, this seems a bit bizarre. Without any knowledge of what this incident is referring to and with only this context, "the message was in identifiable morse
by chrononaut 6y ago
Yeah, this seems a bit bizarre.
Without any knowledge of what this incident is referring to and with only this context, "the message was in identifiable morse code and from a known US licensed radio station" should by default be more plausible than "a space message".
- rasengan 6y agoYet, the author of the paper himself says that Dr. Davidson is no fool and wouldn't buy the excuse if you read the message.
- chrononaut 6y agoYes, I suppose what that is referring to is unclear to me. It does seem to change context: > "Davidson's criticizing the air force for concealment of information on flying saucers. Incidentally, Davidson is no fool and it appears that ATIC is treating him as one if they think he can be satisfied with a SOP such as Captain's.." Did Davidson publish context criticizing the circular wing research and development programs? [0] Or was his criticism directly related to this space message? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_Canada_VZ-9_Avrocar#Design_and_development https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_Canada_VZ-9_Avrocar#Desig...