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U.S. Department of Defense Launches All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office Website
- maxmax 3y agoHa. I thought this was going to be about the .ml domain issue. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/07/typo-leaks-millions-of-us-military-emails-to-mali-web-operator/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/07/typo-...
- Aaronstotle 3y agoThat's exactly what I thought as well
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- speed_spread 3y agoSo this is the communication branch of the SCP Foundation. Good to know that everything is under Control.
- lowbloodsugar 3y agoNot very well Contained tho.
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- Zetice 3y agoIs this a UFO investigations office??? I know what I want to be when I grow up…
- djbusby 3y agoIt's for All-Domain-Anomaly - of which UFOs are one. I want to believe ;)
- codetrotter 3y agoThe truth is out there
- fuzzylightbulb 3y ago"Mulder, it's me"
- startupsfail 3y agoThere’s likely just one Chinese balloon per ten thousand crackpots.
- ceejayoz 3y agoIf you join NASA you can become the "Planetary Protection Officer", which would be the first time I'd actually enjoy handing out business cards to people. (The job is much more mundane than the title sounds.)
- mperham 3y agopoints to the boardrooms of Shell, Exxon and BP "That way, Officer!"
- bewaretheirs 3y agoThere's also the International Earth Rotation Service, but they're depending on inertia to get their job done. (Their actual job is to coordinate very precise measurements of the earth's rotation to determine how its rotation is shifting relative to atomic time).
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- ilaksh 3y agoIf you are interested in this stuff, you may also want to check out an Apple TV show called Invasion. Season 2 just started. I think overall the beginning episodes were better though. It was really engaging.
- alphabetting 3y agoThe referenced website here: https://www.aaro.mil/ https://www.aaro.mil/
- paulgb 3y agoBe sure to expand the “Official UAP Videos” section, that's the most interesting part of the page but it's folded by default.
- soulofmischief 3y agoIs https://www.web.dma.mil/ https://www.web.dma.mil/ hiring? This site has so many basic administrative issues, starting with a lack of www redirection.
- oldstrangers 3y agoOh cool they made it on Geocities.
- zoklet-enjoyer 3y agoNothing wrong with Geocities
- civilitty 3y ago> A mechanism for members of the general public to make reports will be announced in coming months. Anyone know who's hiring for this program and whether I can be an investigator? I'd love to be the one who pours through piles of looney reports of UFO activity, looking for any sign of intelligence.
- asu_thomas 3y ago[flagged]
- throwway120385 3y agoIt's actually a false flag operation by the Chinese military, secretly craving a war with the US.
- civilitty 3y agoIt's clear that the Crab People have infiltrated both governments at the very top and are rapidly driving the surface world towards total nuclear annihilation so that the almighty crustaceans may rule the Earth once more.
- xvilka 3y agoThey made a mistake revealing themselves by creating a Rust cult.
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- 6uhrmittag 3y agoThe "NAVAIR - FOIA" videos are blocked for German IPs:(
- swagmoose 3y agoMy mind instantly went to the show "Ghosted" where Craig Robinson and Adam Scott worked at "The Bureau Underground" investigating unexplained phenomena (ghosts, aliens, cryptids). Got a good laugh out of the line "committed to transparency". I'd hope so but I'm not counting on it
- peterleiser 3y ago> "... will launch a secure reporting tool on the website to enable current and former U.S. government employees, service members, or contractors with direct knowledge of U.S. government programs or activities to contact AARO directly to make a report." Legit whistle blower site, or Honeypot?
- candiddevmike 3y agoOperated by the Federal Bureau of Control
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- bhouston 3y agoWhat are people's top guesses that this turns out to be? My guesses are: (1) Chinese surveillance balloons (as was in the news a lot earlier this year) (2) Chinese military/surveillance UAVs
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- bhouston 3y ago> It's a propaganda strategy to prime the American public to support inevitable offensives against China. You are giving the US government way too much credit about playing the long-game at an expert level while hiding its motives and being united of purpose. I've seen how the US motivates itself to war (e.g. the invasion of Iraq) and it is clumsy, obvious and with lots of infighting.
- verall 3y agoI think this looks clumsy, obvious, and doesn't seem to be well coordinated with other government agencies
- feoren 3y ago> I've seen how the US motivates itself to war (e.g. the invasion of Iraq) and it is clumsy, obvious and with lots of infighting. It somehow still works though.
- adventured 3y agoThat's clearly a false claim. The US had a long history of combatting the USSR successfully to give one example, spanning the entire post WW2 Cold War era. That included preparing the US population and military for a possible war with the Soviets (which also successfully included building far superior military hardware vs what the Soviets were producing). It wasn't clumsy for the most part, it was exceptional. That included battling them economically, industrially, with espionage, with long-term allies, in locations outside of Europe, and so on. It was a united political front overwhelmingly. Yes, there were exceptions, and they don't refute the overall. Iraq was trivial compared to half a century of standing off with the Soviet Empire. The USSR is long gone. Russia is a joke. The US superpower remains. The US won in part thanks to the US political machine playing the long game, and very often doing it in a united fashion. There is very wide political unity when it comes to certain enemies, one of those now is the CCP. Major threats to the US superpower positioning almost always draw out unity among the political class, over whatever term is required.
- coding123 3y agoProject bluebook 2023 version
- euroderf 3y agoWhy blame Canada or Obama when you can blame swamp gas.
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- justin66 3y agoAnomalies like civilian collateral damage, friendly fire, excessive costs, or environmental problems surrounding military bases? No, some shit about UFOs. "Hey look, something shiny!"
- uhtred 3y agoI thought the Grusch news a few months back was going to be... something, but it hasn't been. All we get (if you peruse the UFOs subreddit at least, or twitter) is people like george knapf and the other dude that makes the documentaries like skyranch, everyday saying stuff like "My source in DOD says BIG intel drop coming VERY SOON.". They literally say that stuff everyday. It's getting to QAnon levels of ridiculous. BTW though I want to believe. LLAP.
- ethbr1 3y agoI've always loved that phrase, as it unpacks so many ways. Have the original version of the poster in my office. I want to believe As in, you currently do not, but you desire to, but you need something to convince you, and the current evidence you've seen is unconvincing, which means you have standards of proof. It doesn't get more honestly scientific than that.
- jncfhnb 3y ago> It doesn't get more honestly scientific than that. A lot of people “want to believe” their ideas are correct, and end up smudging some data points to justify their biases.
- readyplayernull 3y agoUnidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) means (A) airborne objects that are not immediately identifiable; (B) transmedium objects or devices; (C) and submerged objects or devices that are not immediately identifiable
- thamer 3y agoHow is the GIMBAL video still listed as "unresolved"? Mick West's analysis seems to explain it pretty thoroughly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs At the very least I would have hoped that there would be more than just a link to the video, and a section saying that some convincing explanations have been proposed. Right now it looks like on the first day it was released, as if this case was still just as mysterious.
- CommitSyn 3y agoWhile Mick West thinks it was Seagulls from the 1 video, the DoD has all sensor recordings and likely more videos, which were not leaked, and likely do the heavy lifting to disprove the seagull theory.
- jncfhnb 3y agoThe gimbal one is almost insulting and shows the level of interest the military has on engaging with people on such things. The video is named after the explanation for it but they didn’t bother to acknowledge that. If you want to be a conspiracy theorist, do consider the level of information and effort the org appears to be putting in.