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A CERN physicist just revealed: there were “satellites” in orbit before humans launched anything. 1950s Palomar plates. Before Sputnik. Before any country put metal in the sky. Researchers found over 100,000 brief, star-like flashes in the exact region where satellites live. They reflect like metal. Then they vanish when... they pass into Earth’s shadow. Stars don’t do that. Dust on a photo plate doesn’t neatly turn off in Earth’s umbra. The official story is noise. Artifacts. Smears. Old glass. Then it gets colder. Those flashes don’t just show up at random. They cluster around nuclear tests. And they weakly track the days with the most UAP reports. A CERN guy on Danny Jones didn’t say “aliens.” He said the idea is brilliant… and the fight is whether the signal survives the noise. That’s the part people skip. Not “we found proof.” We found something that should not exist on 1950s sky plates — and the debate is now happening in peer review instead of a comment section. If it’s defects, fine. If it isn’t, we had company in low Earth orbit before we ever left the ground.show more

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Guinea Pigvor 6 Tagen

I think credit for this work should also include @DrBeaVillarroel and her peer reviewed paper on this subject.

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Daniel Whitesonvor 5 Tagen

LOL thanks for the repost but I didn't reveal anything, this has been out there for a while!

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Tato 316vor 5 Tagen

I believe these people are planted in these podcasts that have a lot of viewers just to deceive the public on misinformation,they don’t want us knowing the truth!!!!

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Rosslyn Moonvor 5 Tagen

Or civilization has been so advanced in the past that we put them up there but were not allowed to know that.

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Stephen Woenkervor 6 Tagen

When I was a young child late 1950s there was all kinds of things flying around up there at night.

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Gᴇᴛ Rᴀɴᴅʏvor 5 Tagen

Dark Knight Satellite, anyone!

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B³vor 6 Tagen

The black knight satellite.

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Matthew O'Neillvor 6 Tagen

he didnt reveal it but he is right a woman wrote the paper on it

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Defiant Ghostvor 6 Tagen

Original video by @JonesDanny . Guest: @DanielWhiteson

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Black Bettyvor 6 Tagen

Why dont the show up now in such numbers in modern surveys? That's my question

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some guyvor 6 Tagen

We are in the Thousand years. The earth was reset after the great war. We "were" far more advanced. Satan is rulling currently

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TrueNorthvor 6 Tagen

UAPs aren’t aliens; they’re proto-coherence briefly achieving EM lock in plasma, which is the most affordable high-energy eigenmode. Nukes inject massive Wiggle, forcing transient Sort success. When sustainability fails, they decohere back to reservoir. Not visitors. Just reality flickering into visibility then fading. Rest in Lattice. WIGGLESORTBE♾️

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Hansjürgen Köhler / CENAPvor 6 Tagen

Why are they still stuck with the old information? Astronomers have examined the plates and were able to refute the theory about earlier satellites! It is appalling how people in the UFO community fail to inform themselves and just blindly chase after the carrot...

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Aaron McAfeevor 5 Tagen

Missing the whole subsequent paper on nuclear test correlation

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israwwrvor 5 Tagen

@DrBeaVillarroel has been on this forever...

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ASSAP Paranormalvor 5 Tagen

You may wish to also credit the effort of @DrBeaVillarroel who has been publishing on this very subject for a couple of years. That finally sees peer reviews agreeing with the findings. The questions regardless are so what are they? and who placed them there?

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Alpine Observervor 5 Tagen

Intriguing. It may be that Sputnik wasn’t actually the first satellite. Already during WW2 the Nazis had launched the V2 and after the war when the rocket scientists moved to the US and Soviet Union it’s highly likely that rockets and their payloads were in space. Not having payloads in orbit for military purposes from 1945 to 1957 is unlikely. What’s also puzzling is that these Palomar exposures seem to be 10 minutes long, therefore any moving objects reflecting light would appear as streaks and have movement rather than being static lights. These objects don’t appear to show any movement against the stars. Certainly warrants further investigation and discussion.

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The UAP Convergencevor 6 Tagen

A few things are being overstated here: “Researchers found over 100,000 brief, star-like flashes.” Sort of. A recent analysis uses 106,339 candidate transients, but the authors explicitly acknowledge that this enormous sample has not been visually inspected and is expected to contain substantial numbers of false positives, including photographic defects. That’s very different from establishing that 106,339 real flashes occurred in the sky. “They reflect like metal.” Not established. The hypothesis is that if some transients are genuine, very short solar reflections—or “glints”—from highly reflective objects could produce them. Reflective artificial objects are one proposed explanation, not an observed material composition. Nobody has determined from these photographs that the objects are metallic.

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illsidevor 6 Tagen

This the guy acting like dark energy is established fact despite no good evidence of dark energy?

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Bruce R. Fentonvor 5 Tagen

The hypothesized satellites are calculated to sit in geostationary orbit. Low Earth Orbit (LEO) ranges from 160 to 2,000 km above Earth with a 90-minute period, offering low latency. Geostationary Orbit (GEO) sits at 35,786 km with a 24-hour period, matching Earth's rotation to stay fixed over one spot.

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Stone Ross 🎰vor 5 Tagen

I’ve seen them since 2013

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CNeezyvor 4 Tagen

@DrBeaVillarroel He should cite the original researcher/scientist. Dr Villarroel

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Paul Bogaarsvor 5 Tagen

Company is guaranteed !!!

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Scottyfromthe80svor 5 Tagen

Black Knight

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Stephen Woenkervor 6 Tagen

You didn’t need a telescope to see the things flying around. Before all the light pollution it was a beautiful night sky practically every night.

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Mysterious Fizzvor 6 Tagen

🤔

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Newzforthoughtvor 5 Tagen

Clowns like this desperately trying for 2 seconds of fame by hacking on a solid breakthrough with some made up bullshit. Sad

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Æ̾̾̾̾̾̾̾xvor 3 Tagen

The inner planes will be revealed

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thoughts🇬🇧🇮🇪🇬🇩vor 4 Tagen

History repeats it's not the first time we've been here and it won't be the last

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I love reading the constitution.vor 5 Tagen

This is the most interesting thing I’ve heard in the last 4 yrs or so, it’s near definitive proof something was up there. Let’s not forget the Nazis apparently left the ground in a big way prior to 1950.

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Demoralisation propaganda in Australia. Entire ABC studio audience jeers Australian MP because he says he’s happy that Australia exists as a country. Then the audience cheer and clap a separatist speaker who says she is not Australian and never wants to be. This is extremely sad. It shows that many people on the far-left actually hate Australia and the concept of Australia as a unified nation state. The debate can be framed in the context of “colonisation” but the reality is that if the British had not come to Australia, the country we live in today with all the democratic freedoms we enjoy would not exist and most of us would not be living here. So when they say that it should never have happened they are saying that Australia should not exist.

Demoralisation propaganda in Australia. Entire ABC studio audience jeers Australian MP because he says he’s happy that Australia exists as a country. Then the audience cheer and clap a separatist speaker who says she is not Australian and never wants to be. This is extremely sad. It shows that many people on the far-left actually hate Australia and the concept of Australia as a unified nation state. The debate can be framed in the context of “colonisation” but the reality is that if the British had not come to Australia, the country we live in today with all the democratic freedoms we enjoy would not exist and most of us would not be living here. So when they say that it should never have happened they are saying that Australia should not exist.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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Jones: These people, I think, are very flagrant in their disregard for the law. It’s as if they don’t read what is in these statutes, and they say, “Ah, we see one keyword and we’ll just run with it.” That is having a material impact on people across the country, and I think people are tired of it.

Jones: These people, I think, are very flagrant in their disregard for the law. It’s as if they don’t read what is in these statutes, and they say, “Ah, we see one keyword and we’ll just run with it.” That is having a material impact on people across the country, and I think people are tired of it.

Acyn

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Elon Musk on 𝕏 Spaces tonight: "The biggest opportunity on the moon is to make solar cells and radiators, and then, you're manufacturing on the moon anything that weighs a lot, chips maybe still come from Earth, they weigh very little. And then you can use a mass driver to put a billion tons of AI powered satellites into orbit per year. You could set a scale to 100 terawatts of AI compute per year from the moon. We already have 9000 satellites in orbit. So we know what it's like being in space."

Elon Musk on 𝕏 Spaces tonight: "The biggest opportunity on the moon is to make solar cells and radiators, and then, you're manufacturing on the moon anything that weighs a lot, chips maybe still come from Earth, they weigh very little. And then you can use a mass driver to put a billion tons of AI powered satellites into orbit per year. You could set a scale to 100 terawatts of AI compute per year from the moon. We already have 9000 satellites in orbit. So we know what it's like being in space."

DogeDesigner

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Marc Andreessen on the idea maze and getting a prototype working before raising money “You see people sometimes who say, ‘I want to start a company’ and then they work through the process of coming up with an idea. Generally those don’t work as well as the case where somebody has the idea first and then they realize there’s an opportunity to build a company.” This was the case for Marc himself - they had Mosaic working before they started Netscape. Larry Page and Sergey Brin had the Google search engine working at Stanford. Pierre Omidyar had eBay working before he left his job. “It’s also far easier to raise money. The ideal pitch we receive is ‘Here’s the thing that works. Would you like to invest in our company or not?’ That’s so much easier than 30 slides with a dream.” At a16z Balaji Srinivasan came up with the concept of the Idea Maze, which Marc explains: “There’s a mythology that these ideas arrive like magic or people stumble into them… The reality usually with the big successes is that the founder has been chewing on the problem for 5-10 years before they start the company… So they’re a true domain expert.” He continues: “We call it the idea maze because for any idea there’s all these different permutations. Who should the customer be? What shape should the product have? How should we take it to market?… The really smart founders have thought through all these scenarios by the time they go out to raise money. And they have detailed answers on every one of those fronts because they put so much thought into it. The more haphazard founders haven’t thought about any of that. And it’s the detailed ones who tend to do much better.” Source: Lex Fridman (Jun 2023)

Marc Andreessen on the idea maze and getting a prototype working before raising money “You see people sometimes who say, ‘I want to start a company’ and then they work through the process of coming up with an idea. Generally those don’t work as well as the case where somebody has the idea first and then they realize there’s an opportunity to build a company.” This was the case for Marc himself - they had Mosaic working before they started Netscape. Larry Page and Sergey Brin had the Google search engine working at Stanford. Pierre Omidyar had eBay working before he left his job. “It’s also far easier to raise money. The ideal pitch we receive is ‘Here’s the thing that works. Would you like to invest in our company or not?’ That’s so much easier than 30 slides with a dream.” At a16z Balaji Srinivasan came up with the concept of the Idea Maze, which Marc explains: “There’s a mythology that these ideas arrive like magic or people stumble into them… The reality usually with the big successes is that the founder has been chewing on the problem for 5-10 years before they start the company… So they’re a true domain expert.” He continues: “We call it the idea maze because for any idea there’s all these different permutations. Who should the customer be? What shape should the product have? How should we take it to market?… The really smart founders have thought through all these scenarios by the time they go out to raise money. And they have detailed answers on every one of those fronts because they put so much thought into it. The more haphazard founders haven’t thought about any of that. And it’s the detailed ones who tend to do much better.” Source: Lex Fridman (Jun 2023)

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