Hogarth01

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by Hogarth01 3y ago
Here's the companion video for the paper: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA_DrBwkiJA
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by Hogarth01 3y ago
Something is off with the data. Chino, CA Report 4 of 11 "Orange and red sphere over Northern Virginia [...]" Report 7 of 11 "This was a red light which was moving quite fast over Aberdeen, Scotland. [...]" Report 8 of 1
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by Hogarth01 4y ago
I was going to mention a similar thing. There are some UP tracks in Southern California that haven't existed in over 30 years now, if not more.
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by Hogarth01 4y ago
It originally didn't load for me on Firefox. I turned my ad blocker off though and it loaded.
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by Hogarth01 4y ago
The first think I noticed was this "OHM Worldwide Rendering Testbed" about 30 miles east of Seattle. https://openhistoricalmap.org/#map=12/47.7505/-121.7306&laye...
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by Hogarth01 4y ago
There was a kid I knew in school who I would consider a very good tetris player. One time someone else was lamenting that they always get bad pieces and he said, "The Tetris gods will never give you a piece you can't play, you jus
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by Hogarth01 5y ago
The op of this thread replied to my comment with a military.com article, and in that article there is a link to an article on thedrive, https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/42392/damaged-b-2-spir... "Accordi
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by Hogarth01 5y ago
Ah very interesting! I saw the skid marks on the runway north of the plane and was wondering if it was an emergency landing situation considering that it was just on the side of the runway. Pretty cool to read the article and get the other
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by Hogarth01 5y ago
On Google Earth you can use the timeline feature to actually see when the imagery was captured (or at least uploaded?). The plane sitting near the hangers was from a capture in May 2016. Google Earth currently shows several newer captures,