(CNN) Officials and lawmakers push for more government transparency on UFOs. All three witnesses provided testimony of unprecedented credibility. Their participation in a quasi-judicial process demands respect. It demands regard of David Grush as an honest broker of facts, until proven otherwise. Carl Sagan said, “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.” The testimony does not by … Continue reading Congressional UAP/UFO Hearings Part 1
(CNN) Missing Titanic sub crew killed after ‘catastrophic implosion’. Whether you’re at 30,000 feet or minus 13,000, love of extreme adventure is a harsh companion. Your only defense is vigilant safety culture. To turn your back is to give your companion a chance at your life. Stockton Rush turned his back. At 13,000 feet, the … Continue reading (CNN) Missing Titanic sub crew killed after ‘catastrophic implosion’
The estimate is that Trump is a flight risk: His personality cannot rationalize imprisonment. He has the means to support himself in any country. His standing in many countries remains high. He has a special relationship with Vladimir Putin. His Boeing 757 has the range to reach Russia’s Kalingrad oblast from anywhere on the east … Continue reading Trump Indictment; Is Trump a Flight Risk?
Climate change is real. Carbon neutral is vital to survival of humanity. But news coverage has recruited the Texas power crisis to support issues general to climate change, including pros and cons of renewable energy, and the threat of disasters in other geographic areas. This is misdirection; this disaster was made in Texas and stays … Continue reading Texas Power Grid Disaster
(CNN) Ukrainian Boeing plane crash in Iran, investigators hunt for clues. Former NTSB manager Peter Goelz remarks on the startling appearance of the fireball. The estimate is that Iran shot it down by accident. The main hypothesis that avoids a hostile act is an uncontained engine failure. This occurs when a rapidly rotating fan or … Continue reading Ukraine 737 Crash – Iran Shot it Down
Let’s put another nail in the coffin for kinetic-kill vehicles. An EKV (exoatmospheric kill vehicle) has a chance only if the adversary warhead climbs above the atmosphere for some portion of flight, and Avangard may never do so. If a hypersonic warhead descends enough to maneuver in flight, that contest is over. There is a … Continue reading U.S. Hypersonic Strategies Part 4
Warning: For Techies Only. Part 3 will return to a presentation suitable for the general reader. Diagram included, as supplied by the beautiful Russian spy “Natasha.” Let’s reverse engineer the Avangard, using only the information (or disinformation) that is publicly available, which is: The length is stated to be 5.4 meters. It carries a warhead … Continue reading Russia’s Hypersonic Missile; Reverse Engineering Secrets of Avangard
What follows is a logical continuation of Withdrawal from INF Treaty. Have a look if you haven’t. Checking out the web, I could not find a single article that actually explains the guts of this issue to the layman. The news outlets are satisfied with simple screaming messages, while the boutique sites are influenced by … Continue reading Russia’s Hypersonic Missile; Anti Missile Systems, Part 1
(CNN) Mysterious Russian satellite worries experts. CNN doesn’t ask around enough. It’s not hard to figure out the likely mission of the Russian satellite. It’s most likely a tristatic array. The U.S. has a stealth satellite program, which aims to prevent detection of the satellite from the surface of the earth. For this limited goal, … Continue reading Mysterious Russian satellite; It’s a Tristatic Locator
(WaPo) Pence details plan for creation of Space Force in what would be the sixth branch of the military. I take the pov of Mattis. Quoting, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said last year that he opposed a new department of the military “at a time when we are focused on reducing overhead and integrating joint … Continue reading U.S. Space Force