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Dr. Beatrice Villareal holds a PhD in astrophysics.
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My name is Beatrice Villareal, and I'm a very curious person.
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who's followed up on Beatrice's study and correlates these UFO appearances with nuclear tests.
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the amazing Dr. Beatrice Villareal.
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Beatrice Villareal, thank you so much for being here,
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At this point in the interview, you might be wondering about the fact that Beatrice is looking at the most prominent astronomical observatory in use at the time.
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But thanks to Beatrice and others, we know the true story.
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Beatrice's data implies.
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oh, it's convenient that Beatrice, who was interested in UFOs, is finding, you know, UFOs.
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I approached Beatrice via email and I said, you know, what do you think of trying to explore this further?
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And I double checked it, triple checked it, and then reached out to Beatrice.
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So Beatrice has shown that these transients, the number of transients drops dramatically when they are in an area where the Earth's shadow would be.
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So, like, the first-order debunk with Beatrice would be that these are plate defects.
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I think the best way to think about that is something that Beatrice has talked about, which is when she looks at the transients and where they are and calculates which transients are in sunlight and which are in shadow.
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Could some of these echoing Bracewell probes be what Beatrice has detected on the Palomar plates?
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It also parallels the heated response Beatrice now faces from many of her peers.
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I want to thank Dr. Beatrice Villarreal for her time and for sharing her remarkable findings.
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