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Moontanman

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  1. Moontanman replied to iNow's topic in Politics
  2. Moontanman replied to StringJunky's topic in The Lounge
    I found little info on the specifics of UV light and the needs of birds only that they do need it and can see at least some of he UV. Lots of ads promoting various light sources for birds containing UV are available. The following article may have some relevance. I know that good quality foods and calcium carbonate sources can allow turtles to grow correctly with little direct UV but I'm not sure if that applies to birds. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0168159113001512
  3. I'm not so sure about this, unless Americans are crazier than Russians! Here in the US we seem to be ok with the dear leader doing whatever he wants. Once the nukes start flying push back by the population seems a bit of a day late and a dollar short scenario. Support of the crazy states would be immaterial at that juncture.
  4. Moontanman replied to iNow's topic in Politics
  5. How long would nuking a target deny use of that land? Neil deGrasse Tyson asserted recently that modern nukes release significantly less radioactive fallout than the original (1940s) style nukes and we can see that the only two cities ever nuked were not abandoned but were inhabited continuously to this day. I admit to less than perfect knowledge on this so I could be far off the mark.
  6. Couldn't panspermia from another planet in the solar system skew the data if we find life anywhere else in the solar system? Unless said life is significantly different from the life we have on Earth how would we show any life detected on Mars didn't come from Earth? Or even show life on Earth couldn't have come from Mars? I'm not sure that finding life elsewhere in the solar system is a good way to plot data points.
  7. That is possible, the vid is not exactly clear enough to be sure. I'm going to risk being flamed and suggest some bald speculation on this, to be honest we are far from knowing if this vid is even real but... These so called orbs make me think of an electromagnetic/plasma phenomena. Possibly something natural we are simply unfamiliar with. I see no reason to propose technology of some sort for "orbs", to me they look like a natural phenomenon, hard to explain why exactly.
  8. It's relatively obvious that three pieces broke off the object after impact and continued along with it, I have no idea what they were, I was asking if anyone else did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCaSBrLMLTg
  9. Does anyone have thoughts on what the three objects that appeared to break off the UAP when the missile hit and followed it after impact?
  10. Since when are hellfire missiles used in air to air combat?
  11. Players only love you when they are playing!
  12. I've been looking at the photos until I am red in the face and I have to agree, the anomalous objects do not seem to match actual stars... to me it's obvious... but I am disappointed that UAP seems to be infiltrating into science simply by lack of better explanations of late. Sort of a UAP of the gaps.

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