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egfx
5y ago
Yeah any time someone brings up the FLir argument I have to remind myself that even something that can exhibit IR can also be something that is not really there as a physical mass. What interested me is that David Fravor was specifically as
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egfx
5y ago
So let’s stop contemplating how planes really stay up in the air because it probably has something to do with wind. And let’s not even attempt to think about what electromagnetism means to gravity. As there is insufficient public evidence s
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egfx
5y ago
> Connection to UFOs, antigravity, or the experiment with the nail described in this thread, still not apparent. And yet much of it remains unapparent including how the effect you described “air flowing over a wing” makes a jet stay in t
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egfx
5y ago
Yes. What about it? It’s interesting isn’t it?
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egfx
5y ago
Umm I think you just answered your own question.
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egfx
5y ago
sure not a problem. Parse through this document : https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/0e/5e/e0/eb08a31...
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egfx
5y ago
>It doesn't sound "suspiciously like gravity manipulation" at all? Try adding some rotary effects and then it may. You gotta think outside the globe.
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egfx
5y ago
To all those downvoting. Do your due diligence first like I did ;)
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> The professor told me that if he put the magnet down with the axis in the vertical direction and pulsed it with an iron nail standing under the magnet that the nail would reach escape velocity and never come back down to earth Hmm th
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5y ago
It would be nice for this guy, Mick West to analyze this footage in congruency to the others https://youtu.be/1NH01GSOhwk?t=1507 I was initially skeptical of it but then Wired posted it as well. As for me, I'm not 100
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What's weird is you cannot scroll this page in mobile chrome or safari. I have a small iPhone. .no-overflow { overflow: hidden; }
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5y ago
I read that differently
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5y ago
I posted this to postulate over the idea that a projector based technology capable of spoofing and crossing radar boundaries can be used to “fake” some or all of the UAP reports.
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Infrared Projector
(sites.fas.harvard.edu)
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Electrogravitics
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5y ago
How about this one? https://youtu.be/1NH01GSOhwk
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5y ago
> throwing together some components from different libraries That's actually a winning strategy.
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5y ago
Where did you hear 46,000mph? I believe 14,000mph was mentioned in the 60 minutes episode. It’s amazing to think that even at 46,000 mph that it is still ~3x slower then a meteor entering the earth’s atmosphere.
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5y ago
I had an encounter in my teens in the 90’s. As such I don’t think these are radar glitches or psyop. These are in fact real. Interestingly most video accounts I see are of gently floating ufo’s. The thing I saw was zipping around and treate
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egfx
5y ago
Because we wanted to get ahead of it since our adversaries now have this technology too and it’s not that secret anymore?
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5y ago
I disagree that old answers are useless. Frontend JavaScript frameworks are actually a good example. If you wanted to use ENYOjs, an amazing but seemingly defunct framework. You couldn’t go to the website because the whole thing was turned
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5y ago
A search engine of the future would need to coincide to the ux of the future. AR will be a thing so it’s conceivable to connect a query to something your looking at or your location. Augmented searches will largely be more and more ai drive
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> And I haven’t even gotten to the pandemic, the miracle vaccines, or the UFO reports. Don’t forget Brood-X Cicada, Tik-tok and the Mendela effect.
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Thomas Townsend Brown
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I think it’s important to note that advances in detection tech have made it possible to detect “unreal objects”. I was parsing through this book and one of the most recent advances is the ability to detect holograms. https://www.
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I basically agree with this kind of answer. I’m an old Blizzard alum circa 2000. Blizzard was a personal company filled with a medium sized collective of people doing ambitious work. It was about me getting patti melts with a mythical figur
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Same with chrome on iOS devices.
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egfx
6y ago
Unrelated but on Amazon is it possible to get order details if you have an order ID? You used to be able to scrape email for details but now you just get the ID itself.
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6y ago
Interesting I didn’t know about this device. I had the HP Pre3. Looking at this is like watching the evolution of dinosaurs to mammals in a way.
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6y ago
What are some examples of nft early adopters on Twitter? As far as accounts and specific tweets.
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