One of the new terms which has come out of the rapidly intensifying talk of UFO sightings by U.S. Navy personnel and the upcoming government report on UFOs is “transmedium” – which refers to unidentified vehicles flying over, hovering above and diving into the ocean. While it has been noted many times that the transmedium UFOs or UAPs emerged from the water unexpectedly and never surfaced again after diving in, no one seemed to discuss the idea that they could be accompanied by, or in fact exist primarily as, unidentified ‘submersible’ objects (USOs) which should be tracked by Navy submarines – if that’s even possible based on the descriptions of their capabilities. That changed recently with some revelations by the ‘other’ Rogan – Tom Rogan, a commentary writer for the Washington Examiner.

“That is what I have heard from very good sources and that the US Navy has the data.”

In an appearance with Tucker Carlson on Fox News, Rogan was asked about the latest video released by documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell showing a fast-moving UFO following the USS Omaha in 2019 – a UFO that went ‘transmedium’ and disappeared underwater. Carlson pointed out how the craft would then be traveling at “hundreds of knots” (100 knots is 115 mph) and people would have a hard time imagining this outside of a Star Trek movie. And, if these transmedium USOs are traveling at that speed underwater, wouldn’t they also be tracking US Navy submarines just like they follow warships and planes? That’s when Rogan dropped his blockbuster.

“Relevant to this video, an area we will learn more about is the interaction between US Navy submarines – nuclear ballistic submarines and attack submarines – picking up sonar contact of things moving at hundreds of knots under the water. There is an undersea dimension to this, on top of what the pilots are seeing above water.”

“Whether this being is worldly or otherworldly, we don’t know. It’s just part of a the much larger series of events we are going to be learning about.”

Rogan implies that the “much larger series of events we are going to be learning about” are part of the contents of the government report on UFOs that the Pentagon committed to release in June but we all know what can happen to government commitments.

Are there unidentified submersible objects? That seems highly likely. Have US submarines encountered them? Ditto to that. Who do they belong to? That’s the big question – one that may not be answered in the report even if it does acknowledge their existence.

Which is more disconcerting – UFOs or USOs? That’s a good question. Traveling at high speeds underwater is a much more impressive feat, especially if these USOs or transmediums can make the same maneuvers they demonstrate in the air. It might also mean that bases have been established underwater – another bigger feat and not totally unexpected if these are extraterrestrial ships … with 70% of the Earth covered with water, there are more places to build bases as well as hide them.

Will the Pentagon report address USOs as Tom Rogan implies? We don’t have much longer to wait.

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The European Space Agency (ESA) is planning for telecommunication and navigation services to be provided for future moon explorers before the end of the decade. This future satellite constellation, which is called Moonlight, will orbit the moon and is expected to be fully functional by the late part of the 2020s – just a few years after NASA’s crewed Artemis 3 mission is scheduled to land on the lunar surface. This constellation project has been described as being like Earth’s “eighth continent”.

In a news conference, Elodie Viau, who is the ESA’s director of telecommunications and integrated applications, talked about the potential of this new project, “Having a navigation and telecommunication network to relay what we learn on the moon back to Earth will be key for sustainability of future missions.” “You can imagine astronomers setting up observatories on the far side of the moon. And as we have all now become accustomed to virtual meetings, who knows? We could be doing Skype on the moon.”

For now, when a lander makes it onto the moon, it needs to hold a navigation subsystem that weighs 40 kilograms (88 pounds). This navigation subsystem measures how far the lander is from the moon in order to make sure that it safely reaches the lunar surface. However, if there was a lunar navigation satellite in space, the lander wouldn’t need to carry such heavy equipment and would only need to have a receiver and altimeter to conduct a safe touchdown. “Shedding this weight and volume would then be used to put additional instruments on your lander and bring that to the moon,” ESA director of navigation Paul Verhoef noted.

Three or four satellites will probably be part of the lunar navigation constellation, although there could be more added if needed. Verhoef went into further details, “With three or four satellites, we can already do quite a lot.” “The target we have at the moment is that the constellation would be able to allow an accuracy of 100 meters [330 feet] and probably better. We think that we might be able to get to 30-meter [100 feet] accuracy.”

In addition to this future Moonlight constellation, there are four global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) orbiting Earth that could help transmit data to landers on the moon. “These signals are sent by satellites to Earth, but they also bypass Earth and go further into space,” Verhoef explained, adding, “We can combine the use of those signals in a receiver in order to determine the position of a vehicle on the moon.”

The upcoming Lunar Pathfinder mission, which is scheduled to be launched in 2024, will test out the novel GNSS receiver while orbiting the moon. It’s hard to imagine anyone Skyping from the moon, but I suppose anything is possible.

You may be familiar with the name ‘Valery Uvarov’ from his work in pyramid technology and the construction of large-scale experimental pyramids for the purpose of positively influencing human health and the human immune system, and stimulating spiritual growth. You may know him for his work in palaeoscience, palaeotechnology and searching for historical traces of extraterrestrial activities in our past. However, Valery Uvarov is best known as the head of the Department of UFO Research, Palaeosciences and Palaeotechnology of the National Security Academy of Russia – his home base for generating papers, books and theories on ancient civilizations, palaeoscience and ufology. It’s that last subject which has Uvarov back in the news this week.

“Scientists have been studying a mysterious video showing a UFO for several days. She throws an object into the territory of the moon.”

“The increased attention to this video is caused by the fact that a spacecraft drops some rather large object onto the surface of a celestial body. The UFO hovers over an area called the Sea of Cold. Experts have examined on the surface of a good recognizable crater Aristarchus. Its diameter is approximately 40 km. The dimensions of the unidentified aircraft are the same respectively.”

“The only mystery that scientists still cannot figure out is what did deliver the UFO to the territory of the Moon, since the video clearly shows that some kind of cargo is dropped onto the surface of the Earth’s satellite. Perhaps this mystery can be solved in the future, when astronauts can explore the area.”

Or if you’re in Russia, you ask Valery Uvarov for an explanation of a recent UFO recorded on the Moon (see the video here) dropping something to the surface. Esoreiter.ru, which reported on the sighting, did just that a few days later and Uvarov had some interesting observations.

“The moon is a unique base from which one can observe and control the processes taking place on the Earth and in the solar system. This object can be called a station from which tracking is carried out.”

Uvarov believes the Moon is an extraterrestrial base – not an unusual belief. However, his theories on the origin of the Moon itself may call his credibility into question with some people.

“The moon appeared relatively recently. This happened about 13 thousand years ago. It is considered a natural satellite of the Earth, but in all the ancient texts that have survived, we are talking about the fact that it arose after a great catastrophe in the solar system. Its appearance was accompanied by a powerful flood on our planet.”

OK, believers in a great flood might buy that, although his timing may be off. What happened 13,000 years ago to create the Moon?

“The moon is the largest surviving fragment of the planet Tiamat that once existed in the solar system. She was big enough. In order to imagine its real mass, in no case should one take into account only the asteroid belt [between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter]. It is necessary to sum them all, add the weight of the Moon and the debris that revolve in three librational points of Jupiter’s orbit.” (Google translation)

OK, that sounds somewhat plausible – except for the 13,000-years-ago part. Unfortunately, the article in Esoreiter.ru is short and contains only those excerpts, not the full text or any context. It also doesn’t say anything about who the ETs are flying UFOs from their base on the Moon. For that, we turn to a 2017 interview with Sputnik.news.

“However, there is another planet in the solar system populated by those who once lived on Mars and Phaeton (Nibiru). Those who survived the disaster have gone to a planet behind the Sun, which is mentioned in ancient Egyptian and Sumerian texts. If some large planetoid hits the Earth, the planet that is in the same orbit but behind the Sun, it will most likely begin to lose its orbit.”

The “disaster” appears to be the same one 13,000 years ago that he claims formed the Moon. These ETs are “humanoid” in form and communicate via telepathy – an ability humans had until the “disaster.” All other “developed extraterrestrial civilizations” have it – allowing them to exchange instant information. Uvarov ties the “disaster” to an asteroid that hit Earth which changed Earth’s orbit, pushing the year from 360 days to 365 days. According to his theory, this would have dire consequences for the alien planet behind the Sun if it happened again. Fortunately, there’s a solution in Siberia.

“Our planetary neighbors have built a defense complex against meteorites and asteroids to defend, not so much us, but the planet and themselves. Almost every day the Earth is attacked by meteorites, some of which carry dangerous bacteria that could have dire consequences for the planet as well as for its neighbors. So it is easier to destroy the meteorite above the Earth. By the way, this plant destroyed the Tunguska meteorite on June 30, 1908 and also dropped the meteorite on Chelyabinsk on February 15, 2013.”

By “dropped,” Uvarov seems to mean shot down. You may ask, “If these aliens care so much about our safety, how come so many asteroids sneak through their Siberian defense system?” Good question! The system is autonomous and therein lies the problem.

“This is why it has malfunctions and sometimes it shoots empty, as they say. The operation of the plant is particularly supported by our neighbors on the planet as long as it is possible. Local people from this faraway area in Siberia tell of people with super modern equipment. For the first time these people were seen after a year of the Tunguska explosion and an expedition from the National Internal Affairs Committee was sent there. It was discovered that those strange people, who avoided contact with the local population, had no relationship with our scientists or military.”

Did you follow all of that? Uvalov claims he can observe the system and it’s working so well now that “sometimes the plant shoots for hours without stopping. This is a testament to how high the meteorite danger is.”

What were we talking about? Oh yeah – the UFO on the Moon. Perhaps the ETs are building an asteroid deflector in anticipation of humans establishing a colony on the Moon. That’s not Uvarov’ theory but it’s as plausible as any of his others.

Maybe he should stick to pyramids.

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When it comes to weird cults, you could do a lot worse than the Stella Maris Gnostic Church. Based in South America, specifically Cartagena, Colombia, it was founded in 1989 by a man named Rodolfo Perez, who brought over several members of the Universal Christian Gnostic Movement to help him kickstart his project. Shortly after its formation, the cult began to make a name for itself as being rather odd, to say the least. It quickly gained a reputation as doomsday cult, pronouncing that there was a great cataclysm awaiting mankind, and they made it all even weirder by proclaiming that the only way to escape this fate was to be whisked away by aliens from outer space. This would lead to a strange mass vanishing surrounded by talk of odd beliefs, brainwashing, and aliens.

Over the years there would be many reports to the police from concerned family members who worried that their loved ones had been completely brainwashed by the enigmatic and charismatic cult leader Rogelio Perea, who went through great lengths to make sure his members severed all ties with the outside world, and viewing material existence as flawed or evil. At the time, there was a lot in the news about this mysterious group, and through it all they became ever more obsessed with the idea that the cataclysm was upon us, and that they had to make preparations to leave aboard a spaceship, with the similarities with the infamous Heaven’s Gate Cult not lost on anyone at all. Specifically, the Stella Maris Gnostic Church believed that exactly 140,000 of the faithful from the world’s population would be saved by aliens during the doomsday, and the rest would perish.

The Stella Maris Gnostic Church

In June of 1999 there was reported a good amount of activity from the cult’s compound in Cartegena, as if they were getting ready for something big. There was much speculation on what this could be, but it was hard to ascertain anything, as the members had mostly cut all ties with their families and the outside world in general. However, some rumors began to creep out when some of the family members reported sporadic contact with their brainwashed loved ones, which hinted that the cult was preparing to head out into the wilderness to await their promised salvation from the stars. One woman with a daughter in the cult would say:

The two leaders told my daughter Liliana that she was God’s chosen one and made her change her name to Stella Maris to brainwash her. She was convinced she was going to make contact with flying saucers. My daughter told me she had to leave because a cataclysm was going to occur and that she had to go to a high place to meet extraterrestrials who would save them from the end of the world. The leader of the group told them the world was going to end in August and that they had to go to meet some aliens. She was convinced that cosmic beings were coming to save a chosen few from some big catastrophe. I couldn’t stop her.

The group made preparations and their official statement was that they were going on an annual retreat near San Pedro, Colombia, in the Sierra Nevada mountains, yet the leaked accounts pointed to them on a mission to actually go meet aliens in the wilderness, in an area well-known for its intense UFO activity. One day in July of 1999, a group of around 60 cult members, in some reports up to 100, many of them comprising whole families, reportedly headed off into the dim wilderness, abandoning their facility in the process. After that it seems like the entire group then just vanished off the face of the earth. A search of the entire region turned op no sign of them, and a sweep of their facility showed it to be eerily devoid of any answers, sitting there untouched as if someone would come home at any moment. There would be no further contact to their families and friends they had left behind.

Theories as to what happened to them would fly. Many thought they had gone off to commit a mass suicide much like the Heaven’s Gate cult, but there were found no bodies. Another was that they had simply gotten lost in the wilderness, but again no sign of them was found. They may also have been kidnapped in a region where kidnappings for ransoms are common, but no one ever came forward with a ransom demand. Even more sinister is the far-out idea that they actually managed to succeed in being whisked away by the aliens they so fervently believed in. As all of this speculation went on, some members of the cult did emerge to claim that they were not involved with UFOs, yet the 60 to 100 people remained missing. It is hard to know what happened after this, as the news on the matter has dried up and there are some who even claim it might have been a hoax and that it never happened at all. We do know it made the news at the time, but then it curiously sort of went away, the vanishing of 60 men, women, and children sort of quietly brushed under the carpet. What happened to these people? No one seems to really know, and it is a tragic and obscure oddity.

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While astronomers are anxiously awaiting the deployment of the joint NASA–ESA–CSA James Webb Space Telescope – with its state-of-the-art infrared resolution and sensitivity – the Hubble telescope is not going down with a whimper. In a telescopic “Hold my beer and watch this” moment, NASA announced that astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope tracked five of those mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs) to the spiral arms of five distant galaxies, helped rule out some probable causes and may have proved where they actually come from. You go, Hubble!

“A galaxy’s spiral arms trace the distribution of young, massive stars. However, the Hubble images reveal that the FRBs found near the spiral arms do not come from the very brightest regions, which blaze with the light from hefty stars. The images help support a picture that the FRBs likely do not originate from the youngest, most massive stars.”

In a NASA press release prior to the publication of the Hubble results in an upcoming edition of The Astrophysical Journal, Alexandra Mannings of the University of California, Santa Cruz, the study’s lead author, reveals the first surprise from Hubble – the FRBs are coming from strong, young bulked-up stars that hang out and show off in the arms of the galactic spirals like bodybuilders on a beach. That rules out one probable cause of FRBs – explosive destruction of massive young stars which generate gamma-ray bursts. It also rules out mergers or collisions between neutron stars – these dead star explosions take billions of years and aren’t found in the spiral arms of older galaxies that are no longer creating new stars.

The latest hot new theory on the source of FRBs is magnetars — last year, fast radio burst SGR 1935+2154 in the Milky Way was positively identified as a magnetar, and astronomers began looking for more of these highly magnetic dead stars. They should have asked Hubble first, says team member Wen-fai Fong of Northwestern University in Illinois.

“Owing to their strong magnetic fields, magnetars are quite unpredictable. In this case, the FRBs are thought to come from flares from a young magnetar. Massive stars go through stellar evolution and becomes neutron stars, some of which can be strongly magnetized, leading to flares and magnetic processes on their surfaces, which can emit radio light. Our study fits in with that picture and rules out either very young or very old progenitors for FRBs.”

The dotted oval lines in each of the four images mark the location of the brilliant radio flares.
Credits: SCIENCE: NASA, ESA, Alexandra Mannings (UC Santa Cruz), Wen-fai Fong (Northwestern)

These new discoveries also show that astronomers need to be looking for FRBs in massive young galaxies with star-generating spiral arms. That eliminates dwarf galaxies which lack those arms. ‘Puny, pathetic galaxies’ as Arnold Schwarzenegger might say.

For the anthropomorphics among you, imagine the Hubble Telescope flexing its solar panels, strutting around the Earth and staring down at the still grounded Webb telescope, saying “Who da space telescope? WHO da space telescope?”

Yes, it’s that kind of moment.

A couple of days ago I focused on the connection between government agents and alien abductees. The connection revolved around how and why there are people in government who have deep interests in the abduction phenomenon. Today, I thought I would expand on this phenomenon with some intriguing cases. I’ll begin with one of the world’s most famous alien abductions of all time, that of Betty and Barney Hill. They were abducted on the night of September 19, 1961, while returning to their New Hampshire home, after a vacation in Canada. Like so many abductees, the pair was subjected to stressful, intrusive medical procedures on-board a UFO. Their abductors were non-human things with penetrating, staring eyes. The U.S. Air Force soon opened a file on the Hill affair, a copy of which details their extraordinary experience.

Moving on, there’s the May 23, 1973 alien abduction experience of Judy Doraty, who, while driving near Houston, Texas late at night, encountered a disk-shaped UFO. Following a series of bad dreams, it became clear there was a period of “missing time” in Doraty’s recollections of what happened to her. Upon being hypnotized by UFO researcher Dr. Leo Sprinkle, Doraty recalled the portion of the event which had been almost completely erased from her mind. She described seeing a calf being taken aboard the UFO, “like it’s being sucked up.” Doraty also recalled being taken on board the craft. In no time at all, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI), at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico opened a secret file on Doraty and her experience – something which was prompted by the unique nature of her kidnapping. Namely, that Doraty was abducted because she had stumbled upon a so-called “cattle mutilation” event. The implication being that the ETs tried to wipe her memory clean, as a means to prevent her from revealing what she had encountered. The AFOSI was deeply concerned by the cattle mutilation/alien abduction connection, as will become apparent.

How about the Charles Hickson and Calivin Parker’s late-night kidnapping from the banks of the Pascagoula River in October 1973? They recalled, under hypnosis, being taken on-board a UFO by creatures with “lobster-like claws.” The pair became the subject of intense scrutiny by military personnel at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. Intelligence staff at Keesler kept a careful watch on Parker and Hickson for months, secretly monitoring their activities. Myrna Hansen’s encounter of May 5, 1980, which occurred as she was heading to Eagle’s Nest, New Mexico, after a road trip to Oklahoma, is a classic. Hansen experienced a typical alien abduction experience. Notably, and just like Judy Doraty seven years earlier, Hansen saw a calf being “sucked” into the UFO. More intriguing, Hansen recalled being taken to an underground facility, where aliens implanted her with a sophisticated tracking device. When Hansen described the appearance of the facility, it quickly caught the attention of the AFOSI at Kirtland Air Force Base. There was a very good reason for this: the facility she described was an off-limits, underground bunker at the base’s weapons storage area; the implication being that the military and the ETs may have been secretly working together, deep underground. Extensive files were opened on Hansen’s experience.

In the mid-1990s, UFO researcher Greg Bishop struck up a friendship with the late alien abductee, Dr. Karla Turner, who was the author of a number of books on her experiences, including Into the Fringe. The pair corresponded by mail. As Greg revealed after Karla’s death, mail sent to and from the pair arrived already opened – torn and resealed. On other occasions, the letters weren’t even resealed. Both Greg and Karla were convinced this was all part of some mind-manipulating program, a government-driven operation designed to psychologically destabilize the pair by letting them know that the government was watching them. Moving on: For years, numerous abductees have reported close encounter with not just UFOs and aliens, but with what have become infamously known as “black helicopters.” These usually unmarked craft are reported flying over the homes of abductees. On occasion, they will hover over the same homes for minutes at a time, and at precariously low levels. Typically, they turn up within a day or two of an alien abduction experience. All of the evidence suggests that the helicopters are piloted by “black-ops” teams who have three, primary agendas: (A) to try and determine the range and scope of alien abductions; (B) to frighten the experiencers into staying quiet on their experiences; and (C) to figure out the true nature of the extraterrestrial agenda.

The black helicopter-based experiences of numerous people have been addressed over the years, including those of abductee Betty Andreasson, one of the most famous figures in Ufology. Such was the huge number of intrusions in the skies above the Andreasson home, Betty’s husband, Bob, fired off a letter to the Army’s Office of the Adjutant General, insisting that someone provide answers. No one in officialdom would own up to anything. The mystery remained a mystery. Then, there is Ed Conroy. In 1990, Conroy, a journalist, wrote a book on the alien abduction experiences of Whitley Strieber, the author of a 1987 bestseller, Communion. Conroy’s book was titled Report on Communion. The more that Conroy delved into the experiences of Strieber, the more he became a victim of black helicopter invasions. Then, there were mysterious problems with Conroy’s answerphone – as if someone had tampered with it. On one occasion, while Conroy was out of town, his answerphone message was inexplicably changed. An attempt by shadowy figures to intimidate Conroy and dissuade him from digging into the Strieber affair? Almost certainly.

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