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Where does it say they made it up? > "This was intended to satisfy Davidson that he did not in fact have a space message" Without other context, that reads to
by chrononaut 6y ago
Where does it say they made it up?
> "This was intended to satisfy Davidson that he did not in fact have a space message"
Without other context, that reads to me more like:
1) Davidson made a prior claim that was received as being farfetched.
2) The set of people responsible for this document had another party to assess the signal.
3) They came to the conclusion that it was domestic morse code.
4) They passed that explanation and details back to Davidson to satisfy his presumably intense curiosity about this signal.
- rasengan 6y agoDid you read the last sentence? Edit: And to be clear, he was an expert on UFOs.
- chrononaut 6y agoI did, but my first impression was that it was referring to more of his impression of public details around early circular wing research. I am making these comments with fresh eyes without understanding him, his background, or context of these articles, so I suppose I will have to do more reading to further understand your arguments.