“the space around Earth generated ~340 glints per hour mostly from brief (<0.04s) glints of sunlight off of at least roughly 6-14cm equivalent ideal circles”
I don’t think this is the smoking gun the author thinks it is. This is near 3 million objects observed per year. Logically how could there not be some conclusive evidence in the decades of observation and launching satellites?
Especially, if they could wink in and out of existence to watch our nuclear explosions, and clearly don't want to be seen if they're aliens, why couldn't they invest in a little black paint?
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“the space around Earth generated ~340 glints per hour mostly from brief (<0.04s) glints of sunlight off of at least roughly 6-14cm equivalent ideal circles”
I don’t think this is the smoking gun the author thinks it is. This is near 3 million objects observed per year. Logically how could there not be some conclusive evidence in the decades of observation and launching satellites?
Especially, if they could wink in and out of existence to watch our nuclear explosions, and clearly don't want to be seen if they're aliens, why couldn't they invest in a little black paint?
For the same reasons certain airplanes are painted https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-flash_white