Zoom in on Uranus, Neptune and Pluto
Here we zoom in on the R2 correlation maps of the sky
near the 2010-2020 positions of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
It seems each of these regions has "hot spots" that show
the brightness of stars (because the WISE database carefully
removes the IR light curve for anything that may be actually a planet
or asteroid) in the region seem to vary significantly like
the day-to-day variations in UFO sightings across N America.
How can this be? A simple mental model is -- many objects coming from
the direction of these outer planets seem to cross in front of stars
in the regions before making an appearance in the skies over N America.
Zoom in on the sky around Uranus
Correlation maps showing R2 of IR light from each 1x1deg section
of the sky in the 2010-2020 location of Uranus. The correlation
is between light in the square with daily UFO sightings reported in
the NUFORC database.
This first map shows correlations across the 2 days after the IR light varies.
This map shows correlations with sightings (only) 2 days after the light changes. Mental model: "2 days out".
"One day out".
"Today".
Zoom in on the sky around Neptune
0-2 days.
2 days out.
1 day out.
Today.
Zoom in on the sky around Pluto
All.
2 days out.
1 day out.
Today.
