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They're all too woo-woo still -- The only weird/interesting thing was that ex NASA and blink182 (WHAT?!) group that was founded a while back, but that seems lik
by pwillia7 3y ago
They're all too woo-woo still -- The only weird/interesting thing was that ex NASA and blink182 (WHAT?!) group that was founded a while back, but that seems like nothing came of it...
Everyone has cell phone cameras, so it seems unlikely we'd have 0 footage of anything.
This Netflix show's first episode was the spookiest real evidence I've seen -- A guy got a bunch of first hand accounts of faster than we can travel objects and then FOIA-d the government to get ATC tower data and corroborated it.[1]
1: https://www.netflix.com/title/81489034 https://www.netflix.com/title/81489034
- RajT88 3y ago> Everyone has cell phone cameras, so it seems unlikely we'd have 0 footage of anything. I appreciate this argument, but the tech is not so good you can effectively take highly zoomed in shots of fast moving objects and have it be really visible. Try it some time. My Pixel 8 is impressive, but I still do not feel it produces better video than my (middle-aged) eyes can see at objects in the sky.
- pwillia7 3y agoThere would still be all kinds of attempts and stories with shitty camera evidence not from the air force right?