The two-body ellipse is a powerful starting point, but real planetary orbits are shaped by many-body perturbations, resonances, tides, lumpy gravity, non-gravitational forces, and sometimes relativity. This evidence-conscious guide shows how to reason beyond the two-body approximation and evaluate orbital “anomalies” without sensational certainty.
When Radar Matches Eyewitnesses: What Counts as Corroboration?
Radar and eyewitness reports can strengthen a case—but only if they’re truly independent and refer to the same event. This guide shows how to test alignment, understand radar limits, avoid common motion-estimate traps, and separate evidence from interpretation.
Disclosure vs. Secrecy: A Framework for Deciding What to Reveal
A practical, evidence-conscious framework for deciding what to disclose (and what to keep confidential) in UAP- and gravity-adjacent controversies—without collapsing testimony into proof or secrecy into certainty.
A Taxonomy of UAP Flight Characteristics: Speed, Acceleration, and Loitering
A practical, evidence-conscious taxonomy for describing UAP motion—speed, acceleration, and loitering—without upgrading impressions into physics. Learn categories, a step-by-step workflow, and common pitfalls that inflate “instant” performance claims.
Controlled Transparency: Sharing Sensitive Gravity Research Without Overexposure
A practical, evidence-labeled framework for sharing gravity-adjacent research or sensitive technical findings without turning early data into overhyped claims. Includes what to share, what to redact, how to steel-man explanations, and common pitfalls.
Carbon Removal: Ethical Priorities for Who Pays and Who Benefits
A practical, evidence-conscious guide to the ethics of carbon removal: how to evaluate who pays, who benefits, what’s measured versus modeled, and how to design CDR policies that resist greenwashing, unfair risk shifting, and overconfident claims.
Chain of Custody for UAP Evidence: What Makes Photos and Video Usable
A practical, evidence-conscious guide to chain of custody for UAP photos and video: how to preserve originals, document transfers, avoid common pitfalls like recompression, and package media so it’s actually analyzable—without overstating what a clip can prove.
