The report is free to download if you sign-up for a National Archives account. At least it gave the yanks a nicely obscure acronym with which to rebrand the narrative.
That dusty old House of Lords session was abysmal. Not one peer bothered with the obvious follow-up question - If “not a threat” why won’t the government release its data for scientific analysis and/or sponsor academic investigation into the phenomenon? Ironically, the threat narrative is now the only basis on which it is being investigated by the government across the pond. - There’s NASA, I suppose, who are STILL thinking about how they might think about studying it…
The report is free to download if you sign-up for a National Archives account. At least it gave the yanks a nicely obscure acronym with which to rebrand the narrative.
That dusty old House of Lords session was abysmal. Not one peer bothered with the obvious follow-up question - If “not a threat” why won’t the government release its data for scientific analysis and/or sponsor academic investigation into the phenomenon? Ironically, the threat narrative is now the only basis on which it is being investigated by the government across the pond. - There’s NASA, I suppose, who are STILL thinking about how they might think about studying it…