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Sean Kirkpatrick on Skywatcher: nothing credible
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An interview with former AARO director Sean Kirkpatrick addresses claims made by "Skywatcher" and Jake Barber. Kirkpatrick presents his stance on the credibility of the information.
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In an interview with Jimmy, Sean Kirkpatrick, the Pentagon’s first AARO director, addresses Skywatcher and Jake Barber’s claim that they can summon UAP. Kirkpatrick says AARO spoke with them and found “absolutely nothing credible” in the claim.
He explains how radar can produce a false fast-moving target, including through an effect involving a rotating balloon with metal ribs, and why examining raw data can take months. The conversation also covers testimony from Navy pilots David Fravor and Alex Dietrich and radar operator Kevin Day. Kirkpatrick says people are fallible too, and suggests the Nimitz case may never be resolved.
Key points
- Kirkpatrick says AARO spoke with Skywatcher and Jake Barber and found nothing credible in their claims.
- He describes how a rotating balloon with metal ribs could appear as a fast-moving radar target.
- Kirkpatrick says analysing raw radar data can take months.
- He argues that pilots, like sensors, can be fallible and doubts the Nimitz case will be resolved.
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