More Evidence for UAPs! Scientists Afraid to Speak Out

TL;DR

Independent analysis confirmed 35 new UAP transients in pre-satellite photographic plates, while scientists admit career stigma prevents them from researching the phenomenon.

Key Points

• 1.Independent replication confirmed the original UAP findings in telescope plates. A new analysis of a different set of photographic plates found 35 transient objects — appearing then vanishing — close to Earth, all pre-dating satellite orbit, mirroring October's peer-reviewed results.
• 2.A 2013 Puerto Rico airport infrared video remains scientifically unexplained. An unknown object flew across the airport, entered the ocean, split into two parts, and briefly re-emerged; frame-by-frame analysis ruled out reflections or a second object emerging from the water.
• 3.Scientists are scared to study UAPs due to career and funding risks. A sociologist's paper interviewing 21 researchers found a consistent pattern: many waited for tenure before engaging, with one warning that being labeled 'the cuckoo' directly cuts off research funding.
• 4.Named scientists like Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Keating are cited as avoiding UAPs for image reasons. The interviewee (initials AL) suggests this reflects prioritizing public approval over inquiry, though the host argues the real issue is simply too little hard evidence to discuss.