04.03.2026 18:41 —
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Recommend keeping a very close eye on cyber domain news right now.
03.03.2026 22:03 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
U.S. action in Iran summed up:
#Trump 2018: withdraws from JCPOA.
#Iran 2019: exceeds 3.67% enrichment limit + 300-kilogram limit on stockpile of low-enriched uranium.
#Biden admin 2021/2022: makes serious attempts to revive Iran nuclear deal, unsuccessfully.
Trump admin/MAGA/Republicans 2026:
Tulsi Gabbard’s ethos has aged like full fat milk left to the demise of the desert sun.
#Iran #Geopolitics #TulsiGabbard #Trump
youtu.be/wVJXLlEE5bU?...
In the end, it wasn’t the aliens who saved us, but the balloons we created along the way.
17.02.2026 14:51 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
The market is highly competitive with a dozen major vendors primarily in the USA and UK. As so much of the capability will revolve around the aerostat, it is important to consider the advantages and disadvantages of all types of aerostats and outline the reasons for the decision to utilise the Helikite aerostat compared to other available aerostat designs. There are three basic tethered aerostat types: Traditional Cigar Shaped Balloons(Blimps) Jellyfish Shaped Balloons Helikite Hybrid Kite-Balloons
The market is highly competitive with a dozen major vendors primarily in the USA and UK. As so much of the capability will revolve around the aerostat, it is important to consider the advantages and disadvantages of all types of aerostats and outline the reasons for the decision to utilise the Helikite aerostat compared to other available aerostat designs. There are three basic tethered aerostat types: Traditional Cigar Shaped Balloons(Blimps) Jellyfish Shaped Balloons Helikite Hybrid Kite-Balloons
Jellyfish “UAP” #UFOsky #UAP
02.02.2026 14:43 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
EXPLAINERS Space wars don't work like Star Wars Inside Russia's 'nesting doll' anti-satellite tech and the real threats in orbit 14:50, 22 July 2025 Source: Meduza Russia launched the satellite Kosmos-2558 from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in August 2022. Nearly three years later, on June 28, 2025, the spacecraft "split in two," shedding a sub-satellite that American space trackers cataloged as Object C. This seemingly unremarkable event, according to U.S. military officials and experts, represents another act in Russia's preparation for space warfare, if not an act of war itself. Russian "nesting dolls" and their unusual maneuvers have repeatedly prompted U.S. accusations that the Kremlin is militarizing space. Washington's rhetoric now echoes complaints Moscow made in the 1980s about Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, better known as the "Star Wars" program. Four decades later, concerns have shifted from America's orbiting super-lasers to Russia's "inspector satellites" that can monitor U.S. spacecraft and carry out acts of sabotage.
The exercise showcased the country's ability to perform complex maneuvers in orbit, referred to as rendezvous and proximity operations, which involve not only navigating around other objects but also inspecting them. Guetlein listed the satellite dogfighting demonstration alongside several other concerning activities from "near-peer" U.S. adversaries. That includes Russia's 2019 demonstration of a "nesting doll" capability, where one satellite released a smaller spacecraft that then performed several stalking maneuvers near a U.S. satellite. These behaviors indicate the space capability gap between the U.S. military and its closest enemies is shrinking, a concern Space Force leaders have been raising for years. "That capability gap used to be massive," Guetlein said. "We've got to change the way we look at space or that capability gap may reverse and not be in our favor anymore."
Meaningful analysis of phenomena requires a clear baseline and an accurate understanding of existing human technological capabilities.
#UFOsky #UAP #emergingtechnology
Could UFOs ignite an apocalyptic World War? It almost happened in October 1982 at a Russian nuclear missile base in what is now Ukraine. One document contains some of the eyewitness statements collected by a secret Ministry of Defense program created when Russia was still the USSR. The original document, seen below, contains official stamps from the military unit and the names of the witnesses, all of them high-ranking officers. The witnesses were stationed at a missile base near the hamlet of Usovo.
They watched in awe as multiple unknown objects flooded the skies, changed shapes and colors, appeared and then disappeared, traveled at high speeds, and stopped mid-air. A few officers made drawings of the different UFO formations seen over a wide area around and over the base. The most dramatic statement was from a senior communications officer who watched in horror as the launch control system for the missiles suddenly lit up and someone, somehow, entered the proper codes that would unleash hell. Nuclear missiles that could reach and obliterate New York City in a mere 25 minutes were ready to launch. And the Russians were powerless to stop it.
“Green concluded that what was going on had to have been "some kind of high-technology psychological operation," one that involved holograms, lasers, and small unmanned aerial vehicles, all advanced technologies that were just coming online as black programs at CIA in the mid-1970s.” #UFOsky #UAP
17.01.2026 15:17 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Last June, NextGov reported that lawyers at big telecoms had started advising their engineers to stop looking for signs of Salt Typhoon intrusion because they were worried about bad press and liability. Due to this coverup and a lack of transparency by the dying U.S. government, it's likely we still don't know the full scope of the intrusions. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has responded by gutting government cybersecurity programs (including a board investigating the Salt Typhoon hack), dismantling the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) (responsible for investigating significant cybersecurity incidents), and firing oodles of folks doing essential work at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Trump's courts have made it impossible to hold telecoms accountable for privacy violations. His earlobe nibbler at the FCC, Brendan Carr, constantly undermines efforts to improve security in Chinese-made smart home devices, and is dismantling what little telecom oversight we had. Their big "win" on "national security" was transferring TikTok ownership to Trump's unethical billionaire friends. The Chinese hacked into most of our sensitive systems and spied on powerful people, across the entirety of U.S. governance, for years. The companies involved covered it up and the Trump administrations' "fix" was to destroy our cybersecurity protections and corporate oversight.
“Last June, NextGov reported that lawyers at big telecoms had started advising their engineers to stop looking for signs of Salt Typhoon intrusion because they were worried about bad press and liability.”
15.01.2026 14:07 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Ionizing radiation → oxidative stress + DNA damage → ion-channel/myelin dysfunction disrupts neuronal electrical impulses → chronic neurovascular injury & cell death can promote dystrophic/basal ganglia brain calcification
#HavanaSyndrome #UAP #UFOsky #AHI
06.01.2026 20:18 —
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boomsupersonic.com/boomless-cru...
“Mach cutoff is a phenomenon of high-altitude supersonic flight in which the sonic boom generated at speeds not too far above Mach 1 never reaches the ground.”
Pretty sure Venezuela is primarily about cutting China and its new “allies” off from the world’s largest oil reserves in Venezuela. #DavidsonWindow #Taiwan #Venezuela
05.01.2026 14:42 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Lessons from the past that new generations of UFOlogy have yet to learn. If people experience strange things, adversaries have no problem weaponizing that to make the West think it’s something it’s not, all to get their hands on unrelated sensitive information #UFOsky #UAP
28.12.2025 18:13 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
