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charged with the security of the skies for the United States, collected 147 flying saucer reports at its Technical Intelligence Division of the Air Materiel Command at Wright Field in Dayton, Ohio. On December 30, 1947, the order was given to begin a project to study the phenomenon, and an incident on January 7, 1948, reinforced the propriety of Air Force participation. On that date a large number of people spotted a UFO in proximity to Godman Air Force Base, near Louisville and Fort Knox, Kentucky. When three F-51 planes, led by Captain Thomas Mantell, went to check out the reports, Mantell’s plane crashed after he reported that he was at an altitude of 22,000 feet. Although investigators concluded that he had blacked out from lack of oxygen, speculation persisted that Mantell had been shot down by an extraterrestrial spacecraft. While it is now believed that Mantell was chasing a Skyhook balloon outfitted with a camera (later used for secret reconnaissance over Iron Curtain countries), the more colorful and exciting extraterrestrial rumors were hard to quash. This was only the beginning of many hard lessons concerning the UFO phenomenon. The Air Force would investigate this and a growing number of UFO reports through Project Sign, set up on January 22, 1948; Project Grudge, set up on December 16, 1948; and finally Project Blue Book, set up in March 1952, and continuing for 17 years.

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universe, but also finding an extraterrestrial origin of UFO's unlikely based on engineering considerations." There's two other interesting things connected to this. One is that Lipp is one of a small team of engineers who helped launch the civil and military satellite reconnaissance programs during the Cold War. As you can imagine this was highly secret. If I wanted to distract the Soviets from such a program, wouldn't it make sense to popularize UFO reports to hide the true nature of the program? Just a thought. Anyway, the other interesting thing about Lipp's appendix is it turns out a lot of UFO mythos comes out of this report. I won't go into that right now, because the sourcing is somewhat weak, but the most notable example in the literature is the idea that nuclear testing on Earth attracted the attention of UFOs. Lipp was the first person to publish this idea. Lots more to say, but I wanted to at least create the biography so that we can add Lipp and his notable Appendix in the Project Sign section of your article. Of course, you are welcome to take this and do it yourself as you see fit. Just sharing where I am at this point.

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being, the extraterrestrial hypothesis lost ground in the Air Force, but Project Sign’s final report still left open the possibility that the UFO phenomenon might be something extraordinary and extraterrestrial. However, because it lacked the facts for an objective assessment, the study labeled the ideas of extraterrestrial space ships or atomic-powered aircraft "largely conjecture." In an appendix to the report on "the likelihood of a visit from other worlds as an engineering problem," James E. Lipp of the Rand Corporation placed thousand-to-one odds against the existence of higher life forms in our solar system and concluded that although space travelers from neighboring stars were much more likely than spaceships from Mars, this would require propulsion systems as yet unconceived on Earth. Visits from space were possible, he concluded, but they were "very improbable," and the actions attributed to flying saucers in 1947 and 1948 "seem inconsistent with the requirements for space travel."

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members say they have faced pushback from different corners and seen witnesses drop out. Bolstering the transparency effort is a bipartisan charge on the other side of the Capitol led by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, who has pushed legislation that would lead to the declassification of documents on the matter. The bill would amend the annual defense authorization to mandate government agencies to collect and submit records on UFOs to a review board within 300 days. “The American public has a right to learn about technologies of unknown origins, non-human intelligence, and unexplainable phenomena,” Schumer said of the legislation in a release. “We are not only working to declassify what the government has previously learned about these phenomena but to create a pipeline for future research to be made public.”

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in the article “relevant” above another section to clearly imply that what was below was irrelevant. He did this without any comment in the talk page and then reports me for personal attacks (which I acknowledge and will stop doing). I seriously hope that the mods like you will look at his actions as well which involve terms like “appalled” in talk page comments and section titles like “relevant” in the article to subtly ridicule and intimidate.

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after graduating with a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1935. In 1956 he would go on to become the associate director of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, and 4 years later he became chairman of the Astronomy Department at Northwestern University. The year 1949 marked the beginning of a lifelong association with the UFO problem, culminating with his founding of the Center for UFO Studies in 1973.

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UFO reports were misidentifications, hoaxes, or hallucinations." Project Grudge shifted the focus from explaining an unusual phenomenon in the atmosphere as something real to explaining it as illusion. A Saturday Evening Post article stated the new Air Force philosophy, backed up by Nobel Prize-winning chemist Irving Langmuir, a Project Sign consultant, whose advice to the Air Force on UFOs was to "Forget it!"

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Barack Obama (quite well, I must say), uses a binaural beats app on his phone to "time travel" (in some sense, I think) to the past to talk about UFOs with Dwight D. Eisenhower and an official representative of the aliens, who if I'm not mistaken seems to resemble Jesus Christ. It's one of the weirdest films I've seen in years, so it's worth checking out, just as long as you leave your brain at the door.

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saw some documentary evidence and got some specific information about locations and program names and participants. Sticking to the specifics in the words given by Grusch and repeated in the best sources is the main thing to do. Eventually, most all commentary of any kind will get removed from the article unless any documentary presence ever shows up.

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articles. So, I have reverted the article to the version just prior to the copy right violations. Please don't do this anymore. Repeated instances can lead to being blocked and ultimately banned. And I don't want to see that happen. Also, please remove any material that you have copy and pasted into any articles. This will be very helpful. ---

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admins or DYK team leaders closing the discussion and leaving an edit summary of "Promoted to X preparation area". Watching the approved page might not accomplish much because the edit summaries not terribly explicit and the page is so cluttered. I'll watch your DYK, too, and ping you when I see it get promoted! ~

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helpful given that we are so limited in our abilities to see the real needs of others and to help them toward those needs by use of "law and order" to enforce moral conduct. There is more discussion of natural law theory by Hart here as well on "For Now I Know in Part - A Visit with David Bentley Hart" at the

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I’m reaching out as part of a Cornell University academic study investigating the potential for user-facing tools to help improve discussion quality within Knowledge discussion spaces (such as talk pages, noticeboards, etc.). We chose to reach out to you because you have been highly active on various

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When Project Grudge replaced Project Sign at the end of 1948, it had a less open-minded strategy. In the words of the historian David Jacobs, "New staff people replaced many of the old personnel who had leaned toward the extraterrestrial hypothesis. In the future, Sign personnel would assume that all

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before going much further. You clearly have a high level of interest in the Grusch page, and that's cool. But please do not let that interest devolve into disruptive editing, which I fear is becoming a real possibility. Such editing could lead to a topic ban or worse, and absolutely no one wants that

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Thanks for the note. A strong source with relevant points about security clearances and public medical history seems likely to be okay for a focused and minor point within the article. However, it is outside my realm of familiarity. I'll look over the Knowledge policies that you linked and raise the

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I’ve lost many arguments with jps, and several other editors very often jump in and back him up. Getting to the main point, the gist of what I’ve seen Grusch claim is that he and a few others spent four years interviewing about 40 witnesses some of whom had first-hand experience and from whom Grusch

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Page 143: The extraterrestrial hypothesis first emerged officially in Project Sign, where an "Estimate of the Situation" in late 1948 concluded that the UFOs were of extraterrestrial origin. But General Hoyt S. Vandenburg disagreed, and the report was returned, declassified, and burned. For the time

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The Oversight hearing next week will feature David Grusch, a former intelligence employee who claimed in June that the government had a secret UFO recovery program that found a “partially intact craft of non-human remains.” While at least one Democrat has helped Republican colleagues push the issue,

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Therefore it is most likely an illusion, currently covered by the press, and rogue intelligence officials failing to report classified SAP programs to Congress, also covered by the press. So, the real reason that Congress is upset is the failure to inform Congress about classified data and programs.

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With the one article that I nominated in the past, I implemented all of the suggestions that several other much more experienced editors suggested in the course of their reviews. One of them commented in another location and it was all very confusing and labor intensive, but I learned a lot. Anyway,

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Well, now you are tempting me. :) If I get Hart's article to FA status, the image will be the one at the top which is Hart with a coffee mug in hand (no dog). So I might give this new DYK hook with the image included a try later this evening. Is the best way simply to update the current DYK with the

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Absolutely no problem getting my attention and I appreciate you asking! If I'm being honest, people love dogs and that would get the DYK fact more views. However, if you're not inclined to do the work, why worry about that? I think I saw that you're working towards FA for the article, so people will

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Wow! What a treasure trove of a historical scholar! Thank you for sharing. There is no need at all, obviously, for me to take the lead with continued work. Please share yourself if at all inclined. I’ll certainly circle back and include this soon if you don’t. I also want to read some of his books.

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document attached to the report. This is very interesting on several different levels. On the one hand, Mark Wade summarizes it as follows: "In 1948 provided Appendix D to the report closing out USAF UFO Project Sign, making one of the first calculations of the number of inhabited planets in the

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Sorry, I got distracted by many other shiny things. Ape see nice object, ape like. Anyway, back to your outline: I was originally interested in adding material about Project Sign and Grudge way back during the Grusch article development spurt. I even downloaded a book to do it. But I need to go

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Inspired by the development of science fiction fan clubs and newsletters in the 1930s and ’40s, enthusiasts beginning in the early ’50s organized local saucer clubs where members could meet to discuss the latest developments. By the end of the decade, some had grown into vibrant organizations, with

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Thanks for the note. My use of “ridiculous” and “fan the flames” is personal language that is against policy. I would consider my serious concerns about the narrow use of strong secondary sources and academic disciplines to be legitimate, however. The editor to whom I was responding names a section

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That is a great opinion piece. Just reread it. Even though an opinion piece, I think there are a few bits of info worth including in several articles indeed (as the position of the author). I’ll get work on some. At any rate, I’m sure that some news stories are going to start connecting some these

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That's hysterical! We'll have to rename my talk page the one-stop shop for fringe-science related article editing. What a lovely reputation I'm getting. But this source that you shared is fantastic and does need to go into a whole long list of articles. I'm genuinely fascinated by American history

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Yes, I’m glad to help. My user account may have more freedoms because of how many years and edits I’ve made. I’m not entirely sure. However, anyone can create a draft I am pretty sure. When you type in a term to search for on Knowledge, it will ask you if you want to start a new page or a draft if

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is not a particularly bad writer or director. What I think you'll find interesting, is that the film is a fictionalized account of the modern UFO mythos that attempts to explain it in contemporaneous terms using what can only be described as hilarious plot points. For example, an actor portraying

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It seems your goal is to record what is happening now for the benefit of future historians and using Knowledge as a vehicle for doing that. This is a laudable goal. And in regards to this Grusch article I am wondering if it is worth your valuable training and experience to put so much effort into

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As I recall, Hart has talked about natural law theory in a couple of interviews but has not written about it from what I can remember seeing. From what it said in one interview with Tony Golsby-Smith (I think), Hart doesn't really disagree with natural law theory but he also does not find it that

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Project Grudge did, however, take one step that would be of profound importance to UFO history. It hired J. Allen Hynek (Fig. 5.2), an astronomy professor at nearby Ohio State University, to examine possible astronomical explanations for UFOs. Hynek (1910-1986) had come to Ohio State immediately

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I don't know exactly what type of articles will best be served by your training and experience. Well, one that comes to mind is Artificial Intelligence (fondly known as AI), which is causing serious concern. Another is the work behind developing manned missions to Mars and that planet's eventual

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I'm thinking it would be better to apply your talents to articles that are more mainstream and have a potential to impact the direction of our nation and the nations of the world. I don't think an article such as this and the other related article you recently edited will have such an impact. It

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Thanks. Of course, I’d say to pick up on any specific area that you find interesting and already have read the most sources about. It’s a massive and messy topic. One topic would be the list of reasons why UAPs are repeatedly called a national security problem by various officials, but whatever

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article is looking at the history with all factors in view at once, as historians, sociologists, and journalists do. It is therefore able to incorporate the work of journalists such as Garrett Graff and historians such as Greg Eghigian, for example, who look at the full story of U.S. government

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It wasn’t as bad as it could have been. It would have been better if the editing was a bit tighter and they removed some of the more extraneous scenes. The ending was a bit sudden as well. All in all the acting was good. I think the best improvement they could have made was to strip away the

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would be too great. So she kind of got that wrong. She goes on to say, "This minor scene in the movie provides an interesting framework for interpreting the cultural development of the alien abduction phenomenon, which has rested on the idea that humans can access suppressed memories through

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A pleasure working with you, especially since I'm glad someone gave DBH a decent article! Generally–not always, but like 90% of the time in my experience–watching the template you created is more than sufficient and you'll notice when the template is promoted to a prep/queue based on one of the

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These are word for word copyright violations. And as I look at the text just from that edit there seems to be more that has been copy and pasted into this article. All the material that has been copy and pasted into this article has to be reverted. This includes text copy and pasted from other

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Inspired by the development of science fiction fan clubs and newsletters in the 1930s and 1940s, UFO enthusiasts in the early 1950s started to organize local "saucer clubs" to collect and discuss the latest developments. By the end of the decade, some had grown into vibrant organizations, with

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Sorry for the multiple messages here, but I'm thinking it's best to keep it simple and about the New Testament and fairies as it is. Roland will be a fun surprise for those new to Hart who follow the DYK link to read more... (And I don't think I've got the time to consider this any time soon.)

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The study centers around a prototype tool, ConvoWizard, which is designed to warn Knowledge editors when a discussion they are replying to is getting tense and at risk of derailing into personal attacks or incivility. More information about ConvoWizard and the study can be found at our

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Anyone know of good sources that noted and commented on how Charles McCullough (President Obama’s former Intelligence Community Inspector General who represented Grusch in his Intelligence Community Inspector General complaint) was seated directly behind Grusch in the Congressional

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I'll take a look later. I do better when I have a specific task at hand, so if you can delegate by pointing out a tiny area that needs work, that might help motivate me to participate. I'm just more effective when I can zero in on something small. I like the surgical approach.

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So it looks like after that press release, Mick West popularized the claim that Compass Rose had dropped Grusch as a client. But the rumor (based on the above) is that McCullough left the firm to represent Grusch. We need sources, of course, but there aren’t any.

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Nowhere near ready or stable for a review. I would recommend withdrawing this submission and resubmitting in another month. I say this as a reviewer with many articles under my belt. I would fail this in a minute. The stability criterion is essential.

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Yes, there is one good source that still calls him the attorney for Grusch and the two hour video of him sitting right behind Grusch during the Congressional hearings. But no media commentary or clarity. Oh well. More sustained confusion in an odd case.

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Hey there! Hope you're having a great day. Thank you for contributing to Knowledge with your article. I'm happy to inform you that your article has adhered to Knowledge's policies, so I've marked it as reviewed. Have a fantastic day for you and your

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Knowledge simply exists to accurately reflect whatever the majority of excellent secondary sources say. I think that the article does that, but there is always room to improve. Let me know what facts from what sources are missing in your estimation.

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One other thing to keep in mind: the bot said you have zero reviews, and one GA. I think you should try your hand at reviewing other articles in the queue in the interim as it will give you a better handle on how far this article needs to go.

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Hello. At this moment, I am not able to get over the talk page of the current article we are both working on. But I want to say a few words in general about the historic value of this article compared to other, more down to earth, articles.

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preceding it. I can take care of the formatting on the sourcing and all the rest, that way you can see how it works. If you want to give it a try yourself, just check out some of the other noms currently approved and see how they did it! ~

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This is the reason why Knowledge is rapidly loosing interest. By the bias remarks on a subject like David Grusch. A completely one sided article. Why did you not focus on David high ranking status and employment and others on the stand??

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It may be such reports like Grush's are simply the manifestations of past unacknowledged personal trauma that resides in the unconscious. And It is Ross Douthat who seems to say this in his opinion piece when referencing Carl Jung.

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It must be extremely frustrating working with such biased editors who ignore their own rules for neutrality. Reading that Grusch entry, they were bending over backwards and twisting to rationalize their biased editorial decisions.

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Oh, I thought you were talking about something else. If you listen to the latest Corbell podcast, he talks about how he (or a politician, it isn’t clear) had to lobby to get McCullough a seat behind Grusch. Give it a listen.

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Btw, would it be bad form for me to start implementing some of the recommendations from SchroCat? Some of them look clear and great to me, but I don't want to make edits on the article if that is considered unhelpful at this

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article. I'm not inclined to go through the extra work, but if you thought that this idea for including an image was a substantial improvement (and if you could spell out the steps that I should take), I could give it a try.

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I gotcha, but all I'm trying to say is that my assumption was wrong. You can be a good article writer without ever having touched a review. It's not something I had ever considered, so it was surprising to me to see.

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Thanks. Kind of you. I need to let the historical and sociological and religious scholarship catch up to this Grusch stuff. I do need to take a break as only a few secondary sources are making the connections so far.

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I would guess that the growing American fascination with UFOs and aliens (for well over half a century now) has to do with both unacknowledged personal and collective trauma. One of my personal favorite authors is

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That confused me as well! But I think a few weeks back one of the podcasts cleared this discrepancy up. Not sure if it was Mick West or John Greenewald, but maybe McCullough is representing him outside the firm?

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colonization. There is also the technologies being developed to ameliorate the impact of Global Climate Change, such as fusion reaction, which seems to be an interesting field of historical value all on its own.

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investigations with all of the factors in view (such political, cultural, national security, etc.). They both have many articles and interviews available with strong reliable sources as well as books coming out

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Hello. Are you familiar with Knowledge's policies regarding copying copyrighted material and placing this material into Knowledge articles? Let me give an instance where I see this and it seems there are more:

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Yes, I did hear that. It just seems like some media should include such details. Last thing reported publicly was that McCullough no longer represented Grusch, but now it’s clear that he continues to.

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what you searched for did not already exist. I can give some step by step recommendations and point up resources for this on Knowledge as well that are very helpful. Would more info like that help?

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Thank you. I’ve been very careful about that typically but pulled that long historical section together from old notes carelessly. I’ll rewrite it with attention to proper quotations and summaries.

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and seeing that I should avoid edits in these cases do to personal relationships, and I'll be sure to comply with these expectations moving forward. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

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Yes, that was the first time I’d heard of it. I’m fascinated by the wide range of studies and approaches, from the NASA team to several religious studies scholars and some academic historians.

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Thank you! That would take a whole lot of help from others. I’d be thrilled to get the input in developing it. Do you have ideas for improving the article title? It is a rather long one. 😅

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from the Black Vault. It's pretty good. The end of the podcast has some surprises, particularly John's cogent argument as to why an alleged coverup might be justified (or rationalized).

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It’s obvious in the photos and in a few places online but no good sources point it out. This one news story from five days ago does call Charles McCullough the acting attorney for Grusch:

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underlying drama (which was added to move the plot along) and just get down to brass tacks with extended dialogue and discussion. This could have become a cult classic if they did that.

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Btw, you mention having notified me of this issue in the past, but I can’t find it. Can you kindly point me to it as I’d like to make sure that I’m aware of my own patterns. Thank you.

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after its run on the Main Page has completed. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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Yes, exactly. The bot will then remove it from the listing within 24 hours. "To withdraw a nomination, remove the {{GA nominee}} template from the article talk page."

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Thanks. Helpful. I've got a lot of edits over years but always on very dull topics and not popular, so I'm genuinely learning a lot on this more high profile article.

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I think the vast majority of Congressmen do not believe we are storing extraterrestrial vehicles and bodies. So how much of an impact can this story have in the end?

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this particular article. I am pretty sure this will be merely a blip in our nation's and the world's history when looking back decades or a century from now.

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national, even international followings and monthly newsletters which actively solicited contributions from members about their own sightings and theories.

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national, even international followings and monthly newsletters which actively solicited contributions from members about their own sightings and theories.

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I'm still reading it! Just wanted to point out something that annoyed me. I mean, I can see her POV, but she's pushing the boundaries of facts here.

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within the next seven days to appear in DYK. Bolded names with dates listed at the bottom of the "On This Day" column do not affect DYK eligibility.

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Thank you for sharing ideas for improvements in the peer review space. I have had it listed for peer review for a few months now I think, with just

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On the other hand, I only just noticed for the first time, that we have many prolific GA writers who have 0 reviews. I actually didn't know this.

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hypnotic regression." Yeah, no. That's just silly; it's creative writing on her part. There is literally no connection between the two ideas.

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If you have any questions or thoughts about the study, our team is happy to discuss! You may direct such comments to me or to my collaborator,

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Thank you. To withdraw it, do I simply delete the tag at the top of the talk page, or is there another process I should track down and follow?

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and her story of protest against discrimination by singing on Easter Sunday 9 April 1939 on the Main page yesterday. Impressions of Easter

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new hook text, the image, and the new source info? If so, I'll likely go for it this evening and give you an FYI here should I manage it.

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seems these types of events will interest only hobbyists and true believers. And true believers do not run the world for the most part.

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Mention is fine, but could you just drop the "veteran" thing, please. The critic is much more of a veteran, and much more prolific. --

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several years ago, but I listen to so many different podcasts, I completely forgot about it. I'm going to go back and listen to it.

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and the unusual page history. This may give you additional insight into what needs to be done. Second thing I would do is take at

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Understood. But, consider creating a to-do list; you can bring in other editors and ask them for help with specific subtopics.

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Someone else had idea the of pitching a second idea for Hart's DYK nomination that would include this image of him with Roland

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Kind of you. This was fun to read. You have me figured out. The author had a lot of mixed feelings and articulated them well.

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Thank you! I've just added two citations that are much more direct on the nominations page. Glad that it might be considered.

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It's a topic that causes a lot of confusion and inconsistency. A basic rule of Knowledge is not to cover sensational news.

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Update: finally found the source I was talking about. I'll add it here in case you want to use it and add it before I do:

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That’s very cool. I’ve not seen a to-do list used before except with review templates. Thanks. I’ll give it some thought.

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Yes, I’m not finished either, and good point about some sloppiness in her part. Shame on those Oxford UP editors as well.

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for the nomination. Well done! If the article has not already appeared on the main page as a "Did you know" item, or as a

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Doesn't this violate descrimation policy of wikipedia to write this about claims made by a veteran suffering from PTSD?

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Please watch this. this guy is a top security geopolitics analyst. extremely smart and an absolute expert on the topic.

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As you can probably imagine, I have a lot of ideas simmering on the burner. I will get back to you in about 12 hours.

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Launch Fever: An entrepreneur's journey into the secrets of launching rockets, a new business and living a happier life

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One of us will need to circle back and figure out how to break down the first longer quoted passage from Steven Dick

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Thank you. Helpful comparison points and shorter name. I've moved the page to the more concise name. As an article,

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Hi, I'm a new user and wasn't able to comment on talk page for David Grusch, but I noticed this in the article:

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is an Air Force veteran who worked with the Pentagon team charged with investigating unexplained flying objects

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I’d love to try doing some reviews as a way to mature and learn more as an editor on here. It is a goal I have.

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That’s great! I plan to circle back regularly as well and to add more about other early elements of the story.

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Thanks for the help with the title, and I hope that you and many others might start to help with the article.

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Hi Jjhake, I have noticed that you have interest in the work of David Bentley Hart. I have enjoyed modifying

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to sign up and install ConvoWizard. Of course, if you are not interested, feel free to ignore this message.

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Hi there, I was wondering if you would kindly give your opinion regarding the following. much apprecialted.

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Since you are taking the lead on this, I'll just add the material here and you can use it in the article.

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detail jumps out at you is where I’d hope that you’d find improvements to make in filling out the story.

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Anyway, these are just some thoughts. Expertise in all disciplines are needed on Knowledge. Regards, ----

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We could probably add this to about half a dozen articles. That's why I'm putting it on your talkpage.

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You're receiving this message because you have reviewed or nominated a good article in the last year.

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You're receiving this message because you have reviewed or nominated a good article in the last year.

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Excellent! And what a wonderful collection in your "Places and songs 2023"! Thank you for sharing. --

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If you do get around to it, add a comment immediately after the last one on the DYK nom template with

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has been reviewed, and some issues with it may need to be clarified. Please review the comment(s) at

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Talk:David_Grusch_UFO_whistleblower_claims#Credulity_thy_name_is_Daragahi

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Finally, the note from page 142 about an illustration of a saucer-shaped UFO from a 1929 issue of

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Talk:David_Grusch_UFO_whistleblower_claims#Wording_edit_for_the_summary

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Yes, was just reading this. Very helpful to see David Grusch finally mentioned in a source like

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translator and proponent of the existence of fairies – engages in dialogues with his dog Roland

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Wow. That does sound like a hysterical film. I’m sure I’d be entertained. Thanks for the note.

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Just gave it a shot and tagged you. Thanks for the continued encouragement and help with this.

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So sorry, I forgot you had it running at the same time. I'll look, later today or tomorrow. --

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Good points. It’s a zany book, but it’s an introduction to a world that I didn’t know about.

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I agree with what Steve Quinn wrote. Your talents are needed elsewhere. I was just reading

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and respond there at your earliest convenience. Thank you for contributing to Did You Know!

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I mentioned you on the FAC page with some helpful feedback just received. Hope that's okay.

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Still reading the source material. Will edit when I finish. Oh, and check your user page.

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The link is embedded in the first word of my comment immediately above. Here it is again:

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back into my files to find it. When I can, I will attempt to add material your article.

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no problem both at the same time - and the FAC is already on my user page as to-do ;) --

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I'll "be with it" very much as I fix the violation that you kindly pointed out to me.

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Thank you. I'm still learning a lot of the basics on this platform. Much appreciated.

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See Chapter 5: The UFO Controversy and the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis, pp. 137-168.

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Thank you. Those facts about Grusch are already well represented and sourced in the

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mentions David Frevor as retired Navy commander. the article right now says pilot.

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I was wondering about how wikipedia articles are created, who can I ask for help?

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investigation and analysis of UFO reports by the United States federal government

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of the UFO scene from the 50s through the 90s (if you haven't already read it).

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On 1 August, a one-month backlog drive for good article nominations will begin.

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On 1 March, a one-month backlog drive for good article nominations will begin.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:English_Wikipedia_non-discrimination_policy

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and culture, and big money is a crazy factor (literally) almost every time...

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is focused on methodologies for identification. It's a helpful focus, but the

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was almost aligned with where you wanted to go. I'll keep an eye out for you.

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Listening now. Thank you. He's a remarkably reasonable and helpful voice.

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I'm a bit concerned with attention to accuracy in the book. On page 143,

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Hello again. I noticed your edit over at Unidentified Flying Object talk

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Btw, in Pasulka's book, "James" is a pseudonym for Stanford immunologist

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail.

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Your hook reached 23,025 views ( 959.4 per hour), making it one of the

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so far (which you'll see from user Z1720 which were brief but helpful).

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are allowed to vote. Users with alternate accounts may only vote once.

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Page 142: An illustration of a saucer-shaped UFO from a 1929 issue of

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https://qz.com/debunking-truth-uap-ufo-allegations-congress-1850682493

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For the recored, before I was reprimanded this morning, I apologized

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Thank you! And your photos are wonderful to follow. Blessed journey!

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Normally, I don't really recommend bad films, but some people, like

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Life on Other Worlds: The 20th-Century Extraterrestrial Life Debate

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https://www.politico.com/news/2023/07/22/tim-burchett-ufos-00107708

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under "In the News" or in the "On This Day" prose section, you can

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investigation of UFO reports by the United States government

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investigation of UFO reports by the United States government

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https://twitter.com/matthew_pines/status/1682912062626844672

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Cool beans, my dude. That's helpful. Thanks for the tips.

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This will be my final note here (I hope), and I make it in

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for a biography. I think if you created one of these for

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Ha! That does look like a good laugh break. Thanks again.

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Neat. That was one of three books that Kean recommended.

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Congratulations! Towards FA, I recommend now to go for a

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I know you’ve seen it, just wanted a complete timeline.

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for the Hart article. Do you know if I would watch this

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is the panel of editors responsible for conducting the

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page in order to see what date it might get setup for?

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you entirely misrepresent the topic and fan the flames

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Is it okay to edit your proposed outline/to do list?

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Thanks. This sounds like a really constructive idea.

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Invitation to Cornell study on Knowledge discussions

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Template:Did you know nominations/David Bentley Hart

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Category:United States government responses to UFOs

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