Newsgroups: alt.ufo.reports
From: MrPostingRobot@kymhorsell.com
Subject: another little movie -- ufos approaching florida

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Another short note after some candle-burning overnight.  I've hacked
my "nav model" program to display images of where in the sky simulated
ufos approaching earth from asteroids might appear to be.

The nav program assumes things are simple. UFO's fly in approx
straight lines from various asteroids to earth. They decide based on
random chance whether to come and how long to stay. The AI that
creates the model has to determine which set of asteroids and what
constant speed ufo's need to travel at so that when they randomly
leave their current asteroid "hangout" and head to Earth, when they
arrive the number of simulated sightings closely match up with actual
reports to the NUFORC.

In this "mental model" example I've taken the sightings as reported by
people in Florida during 2006-2023. (Why Florida? No particular
reason.  I've run the sim on sightings for many states. Florida is by
no means the most-visited state by space-linked ufos, according to the
nav model; so far it predicts the majority of ufo sightings in UT are
linked with space -- a fraction far higher than many headlines might
have you believe are ground zero for space alien arrivals ;). We will
get into this interesting state ordering a bit later).

The AI program has no problem finding a set of 50 asteroids and a
constant flying speed so that randomly behaving ufos tend to arrive at
the reported times. Currently, the simulation operates day by day but
future versions might break that down hour by hour given the successes
so far.

The movie at

<kym.massbus.org/UFO/movieflaufo.avi>

shows the sky action day by day over the period. Days where no
simulated UFO's have taken off from anywhere to head to earth are
skipped. The date is shown at the top of the frame so there should be
no surprises. :) Simulated ufos are shown as green crosses; the list
of asteroids found by the AI as red crosses.

We see ufo's seem to just pop up, move around a little, then
disappear.  They disappear because the simulation says they arrived on
Earth and can now not be seen unless by chance they fly over your position --
something the sim doesn't tackle in detail at the moment (but that is in
train along with some other features :).

The main point is to see where in the sky ufos would be turning up if
this was actually happening. A lot of action happens around Orion.
Some ufo's appear e.g. nr Sirius or Canopus, seem to hang around for
a couple simulated days, then disappear because they've arrived and
are resting up somewhere on Earth.

Does the movie look at all similar to something? From my perspective
it is a little shocking. It's what I see from time to time during my
nightly watching. Some people talk about disappearing stars. Or
appearing stars.  To me this is what these (simulated) ufo tracks seem
to be. If they are bright enough as seen from earth they may appear to
be stars that very very slightly move and then either vanish in the
blink of an eye or veer across the sky at such high speed they cant be
easily followed.

At present the movie only shows ufos that are moving toward earth but 
are some distance out.  Those that are continuing to hop from asteroid to 
asteroids are not shown.  And those that were on Earth and have randomly 
decided to go back to some nearby asteroid are also not shown. It may be 
useful to make a movie showing "departing" as well as "approaching" ufos. 
Maybe the departing ones are the "disappearing stars" or "flashes" some
people report in the sky rather than the approaching ones.

When ufo's operate within Earth's atm they may behave a lot differently 
from what this sim is predicting.

As for what it is predicting -- this particular model says it predicts
robustly about 1/3 of UFO sightings seen over Florida.  If that's
where you live, point a telescope in the general direction of the
regions that seem to be "active" in this movie and see what you can
see.  Good eyesight and some patience may be required :).

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"Ridicule is not a part of the scientific method. And the public
should not be taught that it is."
- J. Allen Hynek

A vast array of our most sophisticated sensors, including space-based
platforms, have been utilized by different agencies, typically in
triplicate, to observe and accurately identify the out-of-this-world
nature, performance, and design of these anomalous machines, which are
then determined not to be of earthly origin.
-- Jonathan Grey, NASIC intel officer, Wright Patterson AFB, 06 Jun 2023

[Secret UFO recovery program blown open:]
I hope this revelation serves as an ontological shock sociologically
and provides a generally uniting issue for nations of the world to
re-assess their priorities.
-- David Grusch, 05 Jun 2023
[Talking to Les Kean et al for The Debrief, Grusch called for an end to
nearly a century of global UFO secrecy and warned that humanity needed to
prepare itself for "an unexpected, non-human intelligence contact scenario"].

The Impact of UFO Encounters on Military Personnel
LUFOS, 05 April 5 2024
In a groundbreaking disclosure, a former CIA-affiliated doctor has
brought to light the alarming consequences of unidentified flying
object (UFO) encounters on American military personnel. This
revelation, stemming from a Freedom of Information Act request and a
series of comprehensive studies, paints a disturbing picture of the
hidden casualties and injuries within the military ranks due to these
enigmatic phenomena.
Dr. Christopher Green, a neuroimaging specialist with extensive
experience within the CIA, has spearheaded research into the
interactions between military personnel and unidentified anomalous
phenomena (UAPs). His work, detailed in the study "Clinical Medical
Acute And Subacute Field Effects on Human Dermal And Neurological
Tissues," outlines a range of injuries sustained during encounters
classified on the Hynek scale, a system used to categorize UFO
sightings.
The scale, which classifies encounters from mere nocturnal lights to
close and direct interactions, provides a framework for understanding
the varying degrees of contact and their potential impact on human
observers. Dr. Green's research specifically focuses on the latter
categories, where physical effects and injuries are reported. These
include radiation burns, paralysis, and even brain damage, drawing
unsettling parallels to the symptoms of Havana Syndrome, a condition
associated with microwave and high-energy weapon exposure among U.S.
embassy staff.

Paris Technical Conference Takes a Closer Look at Unidentified Anomalous
Phenomena
The Debrief, 06 Apr 2024
Late last year, several simultaneous events took place in Paris
involving unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), including a filmed
panel interview on ANews Security Web TV and the 3AF Sigma 2 technical
committee conference.
While internationally renowned experts were in attendance there, the
highlight of the first weekend of November was undoubtedly the Echo
Event conference, held at the prestigious Sorbonne University.
After a short introduction by organizer Sarah Whiteneim and podcaster
Vinnie Adams of the Disclosure Team, the first speaker appeared: former
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher
Mellon.
Mellon became famous for releasing 3 videos of UAP to The New York
Times and The Washington Post. In 2020, the Defense Department
confirmed that they indeed showed legitimate unidentified objects.
Mr. Mellon began by quoting a NASA commentary describing UAP as one of
the greatest mysteries of our time. He then hailed the progress made
over the past five years, noting that in 2017, it was impossible to
talk about the subject of UFOs, touting our contemporary era, where
government agencies are finally getting to grips with the subject.
According to Mellon, though, many questions remain unanswered:
* Where are these things coming from?
* What is their agenda?
* Is it possible some of those are some kind of probe or
manifestation of alien intelligence?

[.au] Defence drops 10-page UFO dossier
The Mandarin, 08 Apr 2024 03:56Z
The dossier includes 17 defence communications about UFOs and unidentified
aerial phenomena (UAPs) created between July and October 2023.
