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I have been chasing the December 11th spike in ionizing radiation across the nation, which eventually ended in New Jersey and out into the sea, by observing the RadNet sensor readings (https://www.epa.gov/radnet/radnet-near-real-time-air-data). It's quite amazing to see the "wave" moving across the country and being picked up by a sequence of sensors. I doubt it is UAP activity, but still..

While subjected to regular maintenance and occasional shutdowns, this fundamental scientific tool allows for the government to monitor, in real time, radioactive emissions in the atmosphere.

An array of astronomical, environmental and extremely mundane reasons can justify the variations, and to crossvalidate the claims of *strangeness* I needed to find a provable UAP incident in proximity of a RadNet sensor station, for which I could source the data in a transparent manner.

Enters Corvallis, a small metro area between Eugene and Salem, and the home of the EPA RadNet sensor station for Oregon! This is fantastic: Coincidentally, we also have access, without the shadow of a doubt, of a recent UAP event witnessed by professional pilots, airport staff, and possibly observers on the ground.

Corvallis is the Oregon RadNet sensor station. (https://preview.redd.it/ua1smxbao87e1.png?width=991&format=png&auto=w…)

All i needed to do then was pick the RadNet readings for the station at that exact time and see if there was any variance.

There is only one issue:

The OR:CORVALLIS station has been working like clockwork for a year, save for a very evident maintenance short period. The variance in the data is low, meaning there hasn't been substantial radiation events beside small changes due to seasonality, atmospheric and astronomical activity in line with all other sensors.

But the official EPA data for December 07th has only one reading missing: the period between 20:40:39 and 21:40:45, which coincides with the UAP event recorded.

There doesn't seem to be other examples of a single hour gap in the entire OR:CORVALLIS dataset. This is a COMPLETE OUTLIER, the sensor just went dead for an hour and resumed operations as normal.

https://preview.redd.it/u7nq9yyaq87e1.png?width=1011&format=png&auto=…

There is also another interesting thing: the average gamma gross count (https://19january2021snapshot.epa.gov/radnet/what-gamma-gross-count-r…) in OR:CORVALLIS for the year 2024 is 3368, but in the night of December 7th it dropped to 2800 during the "UAP Event", returning to normal afterwards.

I am not a nuclear scientist, and I am sure someone else can pick it up, my hands are full with the 2024-12-11 stuff.


Apologies if this might sound boring, or uninteresting compared to the pictures and videos, but radiation in the atmosphere is something much harder to manipulate and falsify, hence it is where i am looking for answers.

I am also attaching screenshots from the EPA platform, which show the gap

https://preview.redd.it/10th76v7t87e1.png?width=1846&format=png&auto=…

https://preview.redd.it/5spe67v7t87e1.png?width=1852&format=png&auto=…