(08-01-2025, 10:01 PM)FCD Wrote: Haven't heard of this guy.  I'll have to look into this phenomenon in more detail.  I'm not on Twitter (or 'X' or whatever it's called) so I have no idea what's trending there, but I think I have seen some references to these spheres being observed in what people are terming as organized groups, or grids.

I am inclined to think these are just electronic camera 'artifacts' or hoaxes.  Who knows, it could be another ruse like Area 51 existing to house aliens and flying saucers (which actually worked pretty well for decades with the stupid, gullible and uninformed American public).  Heck, they even named a town out in the desert after aliens (Rachel, NV), with the main attraction/motel being a place called the Little Alie-Inn.

(Yesterday, 05:45 AM)EndtheMadnessNow Wrote: She strikes me as just another grifter peddling yet another round of conspiracy gum drops. I wouldn't call it a psyop. More of a plant for running deflection on whatever the DOD/Space Force has above our heads for a global surveillance network. Such people are put out there to redirect the UFO crowd before some amateur astronomer makes a unique key finding that upsets certain alphabet agencies. Not saying she's a fraud as I know nothing about her, but just about ANYTHING that gets trending on twitter and or someone that comes out of the woodwork and instantly propelled to the media spotlight I tend not to take seriously. Also, anything that gets labeled "UAP" my BS meter stays pinged. Granted, sometimes the subject matter is interesting.

That Sol Foundation is just another hangout for like-minded UFOlogists who share the same occult religion beliefs and their plans go out for at least another 10 years.



DARPA and others have been working on this global grid network for at least the past 25 years. Blue prints for it were drawn up last century but lacked the technology. 5 years ago they were posting articles & conceptual illustrations on it.

Never mind that stuff. The shiny object is over here. These characters are always lurking in the shadows.



On the flip side one should not throw out the baby with the bathwater as there may be a nugget of truth buried deep that shines new light. However, it's too damn exhausting in trying to keep up with everything UFO or space related these days. It's like we're living in the 1950s except with internet to be carpet bombed 24/7. I either brush it off or hmmmm, that's interesting. Slams laptop shut.

(Yesterday, 07:46 AM)F2d5thCav Wrote: Bears mentioning there is a serious aviation safety group in the USA that has looked into the 'flying spheres' phenomenon.

Their research is not linked to the sensationalism of this group, which may be purposefully clown-ish to give the topic a bad odor.

https://www.narcap.org/project-sphere

(Yesterday, 04:23 PM)FCD Wrote: The first word which pops into my head concerning this Beatrice gal is..."HOOEY!"