https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2021/06/26...
> Davenport says he regularly receives reports of UAP sightings from FAA headquarters in Virginia, estimating that he received six to eight reports between November 2020 and May 2021.
Commercial airline pilots truly are some of the most reliable among humans.
And it’s also not like there’s much to gain for pilots to file reports like this and single themselves out.
But there’s enough smoke to make me wonder where the fire is
One astronomer posed that same question: "Dude, our job consists of staring at the sky for nights and nights with very powerful equipment and we never saw those things that you keep finding with naked eyes. How do you do that?".
The "ufologist" just did a "deer in the headlights" look.
If i push a bayesian reasoning far enough, i'll say i think weird theories involving lizard people, Atlantis or hollow earth (or illuminaties or... etc) are sightly more plausible than those involving extraterrestrial beings. Most plausible is that none of them is correct, but still.
https://nuforc.org/post240313/
>The NUFORC Data Bank has been updated with 298 new reports, received over the last month. We have highlighted below 28 of the most interesting ones, principally those submitted by airline pilots and other cockpit crew members