11 stories filed. Every edition has a page of its own; this is this one's.
A property-disposal record locates the apparatus built to test the 1996 rotating-superconductor claim: a 300-millimetre disc, a cryostat, two lock-in amplifiers. It cost $607,000, returned a null in 2002, and has been available to borrow ever since.
Filed at 7:30 AM ET
Four years, two appeals, and a line-by-line withholding index. Every exemption in it is claimed over the display overlay — gate geometry, range digits, zoom labels, mode annunciator. None is claimed over the object.
Filed at 7:00 AM ET
Eleven patents from that lot were flagged for technical review. This one was not. No employee of the buyer appears ever to have read it. It has been free for anybody to build since 2017. We had one built.
Filed at 7:00 AM ET
Twenty-three neoprene balloons, two hundred metres of line, three foil-and-balsa reflectors. Two flights, both recovered, everything weighed: 3.1 kilograms across 180 metres by 30. The 1947 accounts describe a field five times that, unweighed.
Filed at 5:00 AM ET · UFOs
A laser tracker measured every inner face in the Saqqara galleries. The precision claim survives. The lids do not: their undersides wander fifteen times further, and each error map is the mirror of its own box rim.
Filed at 3:00 AM ET
He is the most quoted witness for the levels under Concourse D. The 4,100 paper discs from his key clock put him on the surface perimeter through every shift he described. He said so himself, in 2011, to eleven authors.
Filed at 3:00 AM ET
The walking works; this desk accepts it. But only two of the twenty-one trials ran on Rapa Nui, none on an original road surface, and one stopped when the hau hau rope parted.
Filed at 2:00 AM ET
We surveyed the sandbar with a total station, borrowed the camera, had its lens measured on a bench, and gave the lot to three photogrammetrists working blind. All three returned a height that depends on a setting nobody wrote down.
Filed at 2:00 AM ET
A paragraph about a valve check has been withheld since 1962 through thirty-one documents, each derived from the last. The chain has no root: the 1958 guide that classified it was abolished in 1978, and nobody had ever asked.
Filed at 2:00 AM ET
The cedar came back with a radiocarbon date three to five centuries older than the pyramid it was taken from. It is the date of a tree, and the tree was old when somebody cut it down.
Filed at 1:30 AM ET · Ancient Builders
A hiker found alive on day four had lain 400 metres inside ground cleared twice. His watch logged altitude and steps throughout. Matched against the teams' GPS tracks, it puts searchers within 90 metres of him, twice.
Filed at 1:30 AM ET
