Recent content by khz

Well I've read that the average IQ of a college graduate is 120, so it only follows that the AVG IQ of physicists is much higher than 100.

Just leave it you guys.

My Auntie claims to have sporadic psychic experiences that have been spread out over her life. She claims these experiences have hit her spontaneously, and that she has had 0 misses. I have concluded that she is either schizophrenic (or some type of really bad psychosis), lying, a mixture of...

oh wow thanks. Are you aware if this effect has been measured?

I'm sure this has been thoroughly answered, so I'm sorry. So, you have e=mc2, yet when you have food (or anything) before consumption and after consumption, the mass of both atomic states is equal, yet the form of the former state (before consumption) gives the mass more energy potential than...

Based on which post? I feel I've been open to every suggestion thus far. I was only critical of the pilot explanation because I thought you'd hear a plane if it was pretty much above your head. I'm fully open to the explanatory model of a large piece of space debris with pockets of gas...

No filial history of mental illness, otherwise I wouldn't have tried it. Looking back, I regret trying marijuana as LSD seems much healthier for the brain. (note: onlyh done weed, and only once) It is foremost voluntary visuals whilst in a dark room, brought on by consciously remembering the...

I have missed out one detail. This sighting was straight up, or off to a <10 degree angle. Wouldn't this invalidate the pilot explanation(no sound)? I'm still fully open to the chain-exploding space junk explanation as plausible.

Sorry for deviating from wherever the discussion has led to, but I have voluntary synesthesia resulting from one time marijuana use. That is, I can turn off the lights whilst listening to music, and I can have mild visual pattern/colour correlative hallucinations that conform to any changes to...

Those are some very good explanations. It couldn't have been a pilot, as I'd estimate it was 20x higher, up to 100-1000x higher than a commercial plane. It could've been space debris, a large piece, with pockets of gases that were exploding in a chain like reaction resulting from another piece...

Yes of course. While I don't have access to a film like memory anymore, I do clearly remember spending a month proceeding the incident and deducing that "Okay, what I saw was this light that performed macro zig zags, of which I DID clearly remember THEN, and it was observed doing so for 10...

Ohhh of course.

Hmm.. I would say North, but then this is meaningless because the Earth is always spinning It wasn't like when you stare at a star and it appears to be vibrating. It was very defined movement across the sky, non-linear. This is a 4 year old memory, but I also remember my friend's reactions...

Was it plausible? Did it require staring at the sun?

3.5-4 years ago, Sydney, Australia. I cannot specify a date: even so, it's unlikely to be corroborated from other sources, this sighting required you to be actually staring at the night sky, it was very covert, but at the same time it wasn't hallucinatory as those who I was with saw it as well.