Out of this world! Inventor builds a fully functional flying saucer-inspired jet boat - as incredible footage shows the vehicle reaching 31mph as it skims across the water

• Vietnamese inventor Trang Long Ho builds a UFO-shaped jet boat from scratch
• The fibreglass vessel is capable of reaching top speeds of up to 31 mph (50km/h)

By Wiliam Hunter

Whether or not you believe in UFOs, there's no denying that this incredible craft is truly out of this world.

Amazing footage shows how an inventor has created a fully functional flying saucer-shaped jet boat in his home workshop.

Made of fiberglass and a few steel plates, the stunning creation features automatic doors, light-up panels, and just enough room for the pilot to sit.

While it might not soar through the air, the boat still clocks some impressive speeds reaching 31 mph (50km/h) as it skims across the water.

In a post on Facebook sharing the amazing invention, the craftsman Tran Long Ho wrote: 'I created what I was dreaming.'

While Mr Ho's creation might look futuristic, it actually begins with some very basic materials.

In a video documenting the building process, he begins by building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section.

This sand mould is then covered with a thin layer of concrete to create a hard shell, over which Mr Ho and his team layer sheets of fibreglass and epoxy.

Once the fibreglass has been set, the builders are able to lift up the structure and chip away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull.

Next, the hull is reinforced with a lattice of fibreglass ridges and hexagons before the process is repeated to create the bottom hull where the engines are installed.

Mr Ho then creates cutouts for a series of hexagonal windows and sliding door panels.

Mr Ho begins by sculpting a UFO shape out of sand which he uses to make a concrete mould

By layering fibreglass over the mould, the builders create a dish-like shape. Mr Ho then attaches a pattern of hexagonal boards to provide structure and mark the location of future panels

Using a cleverly designed mechanism, the doors are able to open and slide to the sides just like you might imagine a real spaceship.

With the overall structure in place, Mr Ho turns his attention to the electronics and controls.

LED strips are used to provide a futuristic glow around the panels and a steering wheel, pedals, and dashboard are installed within the cockpit.

In the video, you can also see as Mr Ho solders dozens of small solar panel segments into large panels which are installed on the outside of the craft.

Since we don't see Mr Ho install a battery system it is likely that these are used to power the lights and electronic doors.

Once the fibreglass has dried, the process is repeated to create a similar bottom layer where the engine is installed

The boat is fitted with sliding doors and lined with grey material to make it more comfortable 

The small cockpit features a steering wheel, pedals, and a dashboard complete with speedometer and light-up controls 

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After a final lick of paint and some last pieces of decoration, the flying saucer is complete and ready to test.

The video shows as Mr Ho - who has to recline quite far back to fit in the low cockpit - races along a river at high speeds of 31 mph (50km/h), according to Vietnamese news outlet Tuoi Tre News.

Part of the craft's bottom section is shaped like a conventional flat-bottomed boat which gives the round vessel more directional control.

However, the ride still looks far from smooth as the boat often lurches backwards and leaps out of the water before jolting back down.

The UFO-shaped boat is completed with a coating of grey paint. Mr Ho also installs a series of solar panels on the upper surface to provide power for the doors and lights 

On social media, commenters expressed their amazement at this impressive feat of nautical engineering.

One viewer wrote: 'I am an old retired engineer. I have designed a lot of things in my time, but this is the coolest thing I have ever seen!'

'Never in my life have I seen so much talent in one individual. You are a gift to all mankind. Thank you so much for your inspiration and creativity,' wrote another.

While another enthusiastic commenter wrote: 'You are an alien from the space. That's how you made a boat spaceship from scratch! No human could do what you did!'

The electronic doors of the vessel open with the press of a button and allow the pilot to enter. On the doors, a message reads: 'The universe is vast and life is endless'  

Mr Ho is seen driving his boat at high speeds on a river. There is not a lot of room in the craft but the pilot is able to see through the small windows 

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If you were thinking about getting a UFO boat of your own, the bad news is that Mr Ho says he doesn't make products for commercial sale.

However, in a post on his Facebook fan page translated from Vietnamese Mr Ho writes: 'The works I do are mainly recording videos for entertainment, but anyone who likes to buy then I will sell them to get the money for accessories to invest for new and more interesting videos!'

Referring to an older jet boat, Mr Ho said that it was 'somewhere around 20 million' adding 'If you like it, just message me.'

Assuming that Mr Ho means 20 million Vietnamese Dong, that would be the equivalent of roughly £612 ($814).

Mr Ho is yet to say whether his latest UFO-shaped creation has been sold, so there could still be time to grab yourself a bargain.

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21-09-2024 om 01:32 geschreven door peter  

By Adry Torres For Dailymail.com

Hundreds of residents were left in awe when they spotted a mysterious object hovering over their city. 

Normally, such objects are spotted in the dead of night, but this one in the western Mexican city of Guadalajara was in broad daylight last Friday.

'Here comes my flying saucer customer,' Eduardo Chavez, the owner of a rims and tire shop, could be heard saying in the background in one video showing it hovering over his shop that's had 6.3 million views  

'He's coming for rims and tires...  At your service. Take a look at whatever you like.'

An object resembling a UFO was spotted floating around the western Mexican city of Guadalajara last week. A video recording went viral on the TikTok account of a rims and tire shop owner, who invited the 'aliens' over for a visit

A resident in Mexico records the moment an object, which many believed was a UFO, flew through the skies of western city of Guadalajara last week

A second video with more than 1.7 million views showed what appeared to be the same object flying at a lower altitude under a white patch of clouds.

"When I saw it I was impressed but as the minutes went by, I saw it as normal and that's when I made the video," Chavez told DailyMail.com on Thursday.

The wild videos sparked the never-ending conversation of whether life exists outside Earth.

'There is another UFO that passes very fast behind the one that is still,' one TikToker commented. 'You have to pause the video a couple of times till you see it. It's way too fast.'

'Every civilization evolves at the precipice of destruction,' another TikTok user said. 'Maybe the influx in sightings means we're either almost completely wiped out or on the verge of a species wide evolution.'

Eduardo Chávez went viral last week when he recorded what people believe to have been a flying saucer hovering in a neighborhood in the Mexican town of Guadalajara. Chávez used the sighting as a chance to promote his small business, where he sells rims and tires

'There are a few flying around in the clouds in background moving like gravity doesn't exist pulling insane maneuvers!' another person added.

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21-09-2024 om 01:12 geschreven door peter  

Mysterious UFO Fragment Said to Levitate Sparks Scientific Investigation

The mysterious specimen caught attention due to its potential ability to cause levitation, sparking curiosity and further investigation.

Ever since humanity began contemplating life beyond Earth, we’ve been captivated by the possibility of extraterrestrial civilizations. So when an unusual metallic shard surfaced, rumored to have originated from an alien spacecraft, it sparked widespread curiosity. The mysterious fragment said to have fallen to Earth in 1947 during the infamous Roswell incident, has undergone extensive examination—leading some to believe it could be evidence of alien technology.

While the Roswell event was ultimately attributed to a U.S. Air Force balloon used to monitor Soviet nuclear activities, the debate around the true origins of this metal piece continued for decades. The sample came into the hands of UFO enthusiasts, including Tom DeLonge, former frontman of Blink-182, through his To the Stars Academy. DeLonge’s organization researches unexplained phenomena, and this particular metal shard appeared to have properties that suggested it wasn’t from our planet.

A Closer Look at the Shard: Is It Earthly or Alien?

The strange object is primarily composed of magnesium and zinc, along with small amounts of bismuth and lead. To investigate its origins, the U.S. government’s All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) tasked the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) with conducting a detailed analysis. ORNL, a research institution originally established during WWII, has historically been involved in nuclear energy research, but it also has experience analyzing materials believed to be extraterrestrial.

AARO’s mission was to determine if the object was from Earth or if it could have extraterrestrial roots, specifically whether the shard could act as a terahertz waveguide—a structure that directs electromagnetic waves. This would potentially align with theories suggesting that alien technology could use advanced waveguides for purposes like levitation or propulsion. However, the findings painted a different picture.

Analysis Results

In 2022, ORNL conducted a thorough isotopic analysis of the shard. This method allowed scientists to identify the specific isotopic signatures of the metals in the alloy. By comparing the sample’s magnesium and lead isotopes with known isotopic ranges on Earth, the scientists confirmed that the metal had a terrestrial origin. The isotope ratios of magnesium, unique to Earth’s solar system, indicated that the metal likely formed within our region of space, specifically in a star-forming zone.

Further studies revealed that the shard’s structure had undergone some degree of fractionation, a process where lighter and heavier isotopes separate due to extreme heat or stress during manufacturing. However, the material remained within the range of Earth’s naturally occurring isotopic patterns, strongly suggesting that this fragment wasn’t a product of alien technology.

In fact, the shard’s chemical structure was similar to magnesium alloys commonly used during the post-WWII era. Magnesium alloys were poorly understood at the time, and the unusual mixture of elements in the shard could be the result of early research into creating stronger and lighter aircraft materials.

One of the most intriguing aspects of the analysis centered on the presence of bismuth in the shard. Bismuth is a metal known for its ability to guide terahertz waves, which are emitted by energy sources and can be used in various technologies, including communication devices. In theory, if the bismuth in the shard were pure and layered correctly, it could act as a terahertz waveguide, potentially allowing for the levitation of objects.

However, the bismuth in the shard wasn’t pure—it contained traces of lead and was layered in a way that disrupted its ability to function as a proper waveguide. This key finding reduced the likelihood that the shard was extraterrestrial in origin.

The Verdict: A Fascinating but Earthly Find

After months of speculation and analysis, ORNL concluded that the shard was likely created on Earth. According to the report, the object was “manufactured terrestrially, albeit with an uncommon mixture of elements.” Despite the unusual properties and composition, the shard does not exhibit any biosignatures or technosignatures that would suggest it was alien in origin.

To the Stars Academy has since issued a statement acknowledging the findings but also expressing their desire for further investigation. The organization pointed out that while the reports confirm the material’s terrestrial origin, some anomalies remain unexplained. As a result, they are eager to continue their research in collaboration with ORNL.

While this particular shard may not be the smoking gun for alien technology, the investigation represents a significant step forward in understanding unexplained phenomena. Every time scientists rule out terrestrial origins for strange objects, it narrows down the possibilities, bringing us closer to discovering what truly lies beyond our planet.

Speculation about alien life has long captivated our imaginations, and while this shard likely belongs to Earth, it doesn’t mean the search for extraterrestrial technology is over. As science advances, so too will our ability to investigate the mysteries of the universe with greater precision. The search continues, and with each investigation, we get one step closer to unlocking the secrets of the cosmos.

What do you think? Could future discoveries finally give us the answers we seek about extraterrestrial life?

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21-09-2024 om 01:00 geschreven door peter  

Three UFO Raw Videos, New York! West Virginia, Washington! Sept 1-5, 2024, UAP Sighting News.

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19-09-2024 om 23:50 geschreven door peter  

Globular UFO Over West Chicago, Illinois on Sept 6, 2024, UAP Sighting News.

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19-09-2024 om 23:46 geschreven door peter  

Reports of alien abductions first became widespread during the 1960s and 70s. Alleged abductees frequently described undergoing experimental procedures performed by extraterrestrial beings. Some even claimed that these aliens had inserted unknown objects into their bodies. 

In many cases, these so-called "alien implants" are metallic and have been reported to emit radio frequency waves. Often, they are found attached to nerve endings within the body. 

One of the most prominent figures in this field of research was Dr. Roger Leir, who passed away on March 14, 2014. Along with his surgical team, Dr. Leir performed 17 surgeries on individuals who claimed to have been abducted by aliens, removing 13 distinct objects suspected to be alien implants.

These objects were subjected to scientific analysis by prestigious laboratories, including Los Alamos National Labs, New Mexico Tech, and the University of California at San Diego. The findings have been puzzling, with some comparisons made to meteorite samples, and isotopic ratios in some tests suggesting materials not of Earthly origin.

One such case is that of Terry Lovelace, a former Air Force medic, who kept a disturbing secret for 40 years. In 2012, a routine x-ray revealed a small square object about the size of a fingernail which was buried deep in Terry's right leg the doctor had never see anything like it. 

Then Terry suddenly remembered the terrifying experience he had tried to forget - an event during a camping trip at Devil's Den State Park that he had never spoken of, knowing no one would believe him without proof. Yet the evidence had always been there: a strange metal object embedded in his leg, something that was not man-made. 

In 1977, Terry and a friend had an extraordinary encounter at Devil's Den State Park, where they witnessed a massive triangular craft. This experience resulted in missing time and unexplained injuries. Years later, Terry was faced with a difficult choice: reveal his story of alien contact or remain silent. His decision led him into conflict with powerful forces and uncovered a conspiracy that extended beyond our world.

While some remain skeptical, believing these implants are man-made and part of a secretive human agenda, Dr. Leir’s work, along with Terry Lovelace's experience at Devil’s Den and the mysterious object found in his leg, suggests that 'alien' implants may not be mere fiction.

  

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19-09-2024 om 23:29 geschreven door peter  

On the night of August 31, at exactly 10.13, an American couple caught sight of a mysterious, shining object in the night sky above Montana, US.

“Is that a shooting star?” one of them exclaimed.

However, when they moved to get a clearer view, both were astonished by the ‘jaw-dropping’ sight of an enormous craft with blinking lights and an orange-red glow swirling at its base.

This extraordinary Reddit entry post from two weeks ago – describing what is known as ‘close encounters of the third kind’ from the eponymous Hollywood hit – adds to a growing list of UFO sightings reported in the US ahead of a congressional hearing on what is officially called ‘unexplained aerial phenomena’.

According to media reports, the hearing is expected to take place in the coming weeks.

The incident detailed in the post occurred in Choteau, a small and quiet city nestled in the heart of the US state of Montana —just 60 miles from a US Air Force nuclear weapons base.

In May, New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who confirmed the upcoming hearing, had expressed concern about unidentified drones near military sites.

“It is deeply concerning that they are spyware by adversaries, and so we want to have more information on that,” Gillibrand said during an interview with the Ask a Pol podcast, where the point of discussion was on the implications of a declassified All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) report.

“We also want to try to continue to build credibility within this office (AARO) so more of the public can feed in sightings and have a place and a platform to send information and inquiries,” the New York Democrat was quoted as saying.

“Because that's eventually what this office is supposed to do.”

The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) was established in 2022 following a 2021 Pentagon report on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), which documented 144 sightings, but could only explain one, attributing the lack of conclusions for the remaining 143 to insufficient data​.

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AARO’s aim has not only been to address security concerns arising from the frequent encounters between military facilities or aircraft and unidentified flying objects, but also to explore the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

Under the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, the office was required to issue a report to Congress detailing the government's historical record relating to “unidentified anomalous phenomena” (UAP) since 1945.

It delivered the first of two volumes of that to Congress in March, which found “no evidence” linking sightings to aliens or extraterrestrial intelligence, instead attributing most incidents to “ordinary objects and phenomena” or cases of misidentification.

“AARO recognizes that many people sincerely hold versions of these beliefs which are based on their perception of past experiences, the experiences of others whom they trust, or media and online outlets they believe to be sources of credible and verifiable information,” the report said.

However, the AARO report has been a point of contention since its release, with critics arguing that it is riddled with numerous errors and omissions and fails to adequately address the historical and scientific aspects of UAP phenomena.

“While I appreciate AARO's efforts, their recent report lacks depth and transparency,” Dr. Beatriz Villarroel, an astronomer at the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Stockholm, tells TRT World.

“For example, their downplaying of the 1952 Washington D.C. UFO event was particularly notable”.

In July 1952, a series of unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings were reported over Washington D.C., in an event often called the “1952 Washington Flap.”

Following the reports, the US government scrambled fighter jets to intercept the objects, but the UFOs reportedly outmanoeuvred and outran the jets.

Although the Air Force later attributed the sightings to possible radar glitches from temperature inversions, the incident, which prompted widespread public attention at the time, remains one of the most debated UFO cases in history.

Villarroel also pointed out a broader issue within the scientific community, saying that many journals remain reluctant to publish research on UFOs, with papers often being rejected outright before they even undergo peer review.

This lack of academic engagement, she believes, leads to “a gap in knowledge” where governments are expected to provide answers without proper scientific engagement.

Ever since the 2021 Pentagon report documented numerous sightings of UAP without ruling out extraterrestrial possibilities; more and more people have started to believe in the existence of UFOs, according to statistics.

In 2022, a YouGov poll indicated that the percentage of Americans who believe that UFOs are likely alien ships or life forms has increased from 20 percent in 1996 to 34 percent in 2022, a year after the Pentagon report was published.

A Gallup poll from 2021 also supports these findings, with figures indicating that over 40 percent of Americans believe alien spacecraft have visited Earth, up from 33 percent in 2019.

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• TRTWorld and agencies

 

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18-09-2024 om 18:26 geschreven door peter  

By Adry Torres For Dailymail.com

Several residents of Mexico shared shocking video footage of a UFO seemingly hovering to the ground, drawing a mixed response.

Videos on social media captured what appeared to be an oval-sized object hovering over the western city of Zitácuaro on September 8.

The footage shows the UFO-like figure hovering near a tree while a second recording captured it slowly moving in front of the overcast skies.

The alleged flying saucer sightings were reported in the neighborhoods of El Naranjo and Manzanillos.

Residents in Mexico debated whether they had spotted a UFO in the western city of Zitácuaro last week. Some believe that it was just one of the many sky lanterns that are seen floating across the country

A flying object that reportedly resembled a UFO was spotted flying over El Naranjo and Manzanillos, two neighborhoods located in the western city of Zitácuaro

Following the videos, some users took to X, formerly Twitter, to share their belief that aliens had made their way to Mexico.

'That's that eye diamond UFO shape,' one person commented. '(Must) be some kind of organic ship.'

'Spectacular video, contact between humans and alien races is getting closer and closer,' another X user chimed in. 'Anyone who continues to believe that it is a balloon, a drone, a hologram or something else is either blind or does not want to see reality.'

However, others were quick to dispel the claims, pointing out that it was most likely just one of the many sky lanterns that float across the Mexican skies during the Globos de Cantoya festival. 

A large sky lantern floats towards a mountain outside of Paracho, a city in the western Mexican state of Michoacán, during the annual Globos de Cantoya festival

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18-09-2024 om 18:12 geschreven door peter  

Massive UFO Encounter: Air Force Crew Faces Unidentified Craft Over Nuclear Silo

In the quiet skies of North Dakota, an extraordinary event unfolded one night that would forever embed itself in the annals of UFO history. Involving U.S. Air Force personnel stationed at Minot Air Force Base, the encounter revolved around an unidentified flying object (UFO) appearing over one of America’s most secure military installations — a nuclear missile silo. This mysterious incident not only unsettled the maintenance crew but also raised concerns about national security during the height of the Cold War.

The Cold War Context and Minot Air Force Base

During the Cold War, Minot Air Force Base played a crucial role in the United States’ defense strategy, housing both B-52 nuclear bombers and Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs). The base was fortified by 150 Minuteman missile silos, each containing a nuclear missile capable of retaliating against a potential Soviet strike.

On an otherwise quiet night, airmen John O’Connor and Lloyd Isley, two maintenance technicians, were dispatched to perform routine checks at one of these silos, codenamed “November 7.” These young technicians were not trained in combat; their job was to ensure the missiles were operational. But on this particular night, their mission would quickly turn from routine to extraordinary.

The Strange Light in the Sky

As O’Connor and Isley drove towards the missile silo, O’Connor spotted an unusual bright light in the sky. Initially dismissing it as a farmer’s light, he soon realized that the light was moving — and worse, it seemed to be pacing their vehicle. The strange object floated just above the ground and followed them as they continued their journey. Unease set in, and O’Connor decided to radio the control tower, asking if there were any aircraft or military maneuvers occurring in the area. The response he received confirmed their fears: there were no military operations or aircraft in the vicinity.

The light, now moving closer, emitted a strange noise akin to a jet engine, heightening the tension. Both men believed that they were being monitored by the object, which only grew larger and brighter as it approached. They soon realized this was no ordinary aircraft or drone; it was something far more mysterious.

A Potential Threat to the Missile Silo

With the object now hovering near the missile site, O’Connor and Isley felt a growing sense of danger. O’Connor, fearing for the safety of the nuclear missile, immediately reported the situation to the base, calling for backup. Isley, unarmed and anxious, grabbed an axe from the back of their vehicle as a makeshift defense. Though they were maintenance personnel and not combat-trained soldiers, the gravity of the situation pushed them to prepare for the unknown.

As the mysterious object moved over the silo, both men noticed its immense size, estimating it to be a quarter the size of an aircraft carrier. Despite the overwhelming size of the craft, it remained eerily silent except for the faint engine-like sound.

Backup Arrives and a National Security Concern

Meanwhile, the security team stationed at the base, including Airmen Joe Jablonsky and Gregory Adams, had been dispatched to aid O’Connor and Isley. As the security team raced toward the scene, they too witnessed the bright light in the sky. By this time, the object was so large and close to the ground that it also appeared on radar, confirming its presence and elevating the situation to a matter of national security.

The security team arrived, but despite their presence and preparations, the UFO continued to hover over the missile silo. The military personnel faced an unprecedented dilemma: while they were trained to protect the base and its nuclear weapons, they had never encountered a threat like this. They couldn’t fire without clear provocation, especially over sensitive military grounds.

A B-52 Bomber’s Encounter

At the same time, a B-52 bomber returning from a training mission was preparing to land at Minot Air Force Base. The bomber’s crew was asked to observe and confirm the sighting. Not only did the crew confirm the presence of the strange object, but they also witnessed a second UFO at a higher altitude, approximately 12,000 feet in the air. This indicated that there were now two unidentified objects in the vicinity.

Moments after this confirmation, the UFO over the silo suddenly rocketed into the sky, disappearing from view. The B-52 crew also reported their object vanishing at the same time.

Aftermath and Military Investigation

The aftermath of the sighting sparked immediate concern at the highest levels of the U.S. military. The situation had implications not only for national security but also for the protection of nuclear assets. Given that multiple credible witnesses, including Air Force personnel and radar operators, had confirmed the presence of the object, the incident warranted serious investigation.

The U.S. Air Force initiated an inquiry through its UFO investigation division, Project Blue Book. Captain Bradford Run, the B-52 pilot who witnessed one of the objects, provided a detailed sketch of what he saw, adding further legitimacy to the account. However, the official explanation that emerged from the investigation was unsatisfactory to many. The sightings were attributed to a rare atmospheric phenomenon known as plasma balls, where ionized gas in the atmosphere could create glowing, moving objects.

Continuing Mysteries at Nuclear Sites

This event at Minot Air Force Base was not an isolated incident. Similar UFO sightings have been reported at other U.S. nuclear facilities, including Malmstrom, Loring, and Warren Air Force Bases. In many cases, military personnel witnessed unidentified objects hovering near nuclear missile sites. The recurring nature of these sightings has led some to speculate that UFOs might have a particular interest in nuclear weapons, though no conclusive evidence has ever been presented.

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The UFO encounter over Minot Air Force Base remains one of the most compelling cases of unidentified objects interacting with military personnel, especially near sensitive nuclear installations. With multiple credible witnesses and radar confirmation, the event continues to intrigue UFO researchers and skeptics alike. While the official explanation may point to natural atmospheric phenomena, many who were involved believe they encountered something far more mysterious that night, something that remains unexplained to this day.

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18-09-2024 om 17:09 geschreven door peter  

Utah resident shocked after capturing eerie close-up footage of flashing UFO: 'I was blown away'

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By Alyssa Guzman For Dailymail.Com

A Utah resident has been left shocked after capturing what appeared to be a triangle-shaped multi-colored UFO flashing in the night sky.

The unidentified Reddit user, who goes by Cruxstew on the platform, uploaded a 50-second video of the May 2 sighting from their home in Southern Utah. 

The video showed a small orb in the sky rapidly changing colors. As the resident zoomed in on the object, the light flashed between red, blue, green and white in a matter of seconds, and appeared to have an aura surrounding it. 

'I was blown away by what I saw,' the person wrote on the UFOs Reddit channel. 

They also claimed that this video is just one a dozen unidentified phenomena that lit up the Southern Utah sky that night.   

The unidentified Reddit user, who goes by Cruxstew on the platform, uploaded a 50-second video on Monday of what they claim to be a UFO 

The video shows a small orb in the sky rapidly changing colors in the sky 

'This is one of over a dozen similar UAP’s I saw that night,' the Utah resident wrote, before adding that there were 'similar sightings by multiple people in this area.' 

'The multi-color pulsating light was triangular throughout the whole video until it disappeared,' the user added. 'No other lights, when zoomed in, were triangular. 

'The triangular shape wasn’t from a lens artifact or distortion. The light wasn’t from a plane or satellite and it wasn’t stationary.' 

'This is out in the middle of the desert. There were over 15 of these objects within an hour,' they continued. 'These were moving horizontal across the horizon at variable speeds, much faster than planes at seemingly similar distances.'

Although they did not disclose where exactly in Southern Utah they lived, the Beehive State is one of the best places to spot the unusual, according to research done by the University of Utah. 

'I was blown away by what I saw,' the person wrote on the UFO Reddit channel. 'This is one of over a dozen similar UAP’s I saw that night' 

The western part of the US, including Utah, have lots of flat land and open skies, offering greater potential to spot a UFO than in more mountainous or populated areas. 

In addition, Utah, Nevada, and New Mexico have links to UFO conspiracies from Area 51 in Nevada to the Skinwalker Ranch in Ballard, Utah, where UAP (unidentified anomalous phenomenon) have been recorded by secret government programs and the popular History Channel show The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. 

'People are out and looking skyward,' Richard Medina, associate professor of geography at the University of Utah, said in the study that analyzed a 20-year period across the 21st Century, from 2001 to 2020.

'The idea is that if you have a chance to see something, then it’s more likely that you’re going to see unexplained phenomena in the sky'.

Pictured: The Skinwalker Ranch in Utah's Uintah Basin 

On History Channel's The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch, the team of researchers frequently record evidence of UAPs (pictured)

'There’s more technology in the sky than ever before so the question is: What are people actually seeing? It’s a tough question to answer, and it is an important one because any uncertainty can be a potential threat to national security,' he added. 

Moab, Utah, is the number one spot in the state for UFO sightings. It also ranked 22nd in the US, according to Axios. 

Nearly all of Utah's counties had more reported UFO sightings per capita than the average of 34.3 sightings per 100,000 residents between 2020 and 2023, according to an Axios report. 

The Salt Lake Metro area had 47.1 sights per 100,000 residents. Grand County had 340.9, while Wayne County had 315. 

Despite the many alleged sightings across the US, most UFO claims turn out to be balloons, drones, 'airborne clutter,' or military activity, according to Axios.  

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17-09-2024 om 00:35 geschreven door peter  

Ominous moment glowing spherical UFO is captured in man's hiking trail selfie - and his unwanted military encounters that followed

• READ MORE: US Congress to investigate Peru's controversial 'alien' mummies

By Matthew Phelan Senior Science Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Ominous images of a perfectly spherical UFO, seemingly dotted with yellow 'landing lights,' have left some researchers certain one is 'the first selfie with a UFO in history.'

Taken by Brazilian UFO researcher and author Edie Meireles in 2011, the snaps show the apparent craft above a hiking trail to 'La cascada de la purificación,' a chilly waterfall in Brazil's high-altitude Chapada Diamantina National Park.

What followed, at least, according to one of Meireles' UFO-hunting peers, was years of 'threats and intrigues' — with two members of their group 'killed by the military' and three more 'abducted.'

And by Meireles' own account, his sighting in one of South America's most scenic ecological preserves led to a raid on his home by 'soldiers in camouflage and black.'

Photos, taken by Brazilian UFO researcher and author Edie Meireles in 2011 (pictured), show the an ominous apparent craft above a hiking trail to 'La cascada de la purificación' - a chilly waterfall in the South American nation's high-altitude Chapada Diamantina national park

In a recent, March 2022 post to the group UFOs Bahai  on Facebook, Meireles boasted that his candid snap was 'the only selfie with a flying saucer.' Above, a second and less clear 'UFO selfie' from Meireles' alleged encounter with a flying orb in Chapada Diamantina national park

What followed, at least, according to one of Meireles' UFO-hunting peers, was years of 'threats and intrigues' — with two members of their group 'killed by the military' and three more 'abducted.' Above, another photo from Meireles' 2011 UFO encounter 

Skeptics on social media, however, have alleged that the photos are everything from 'sky lanterns' held aloft by hot air from candles to outright doctored images.

DailyMail.com reached out to Meireles for further comment — but the researcher, who serves as admin for 'el Grupo de Pesquisa Tecnológica Extra Avançada' ('the Extra-Advanced Technology Research Group') on Facebook has not replied.

But, in a March 2022 post, Meireles boasted that his candid snaps were 'the only selfie with a flying saucer.'

And, in a submission to Brazilian nonprofit Museu da Pessoa (Museum of the Person) the UFO researcher recounted his trips back to the national park for repeated, but less-well-documented, encounters with these UFOs and their occupants.

Those expeditions, documented in his book Fieldworkers: Pesquisadores de Campo in 2016, according to Meireles, led to further unwanted encounters with the military.

'The result of the interrogation was [...] Fractures: 4 left ribs and left knee [...] Perforation with bleeding in the left lung,' and worse, Meireles told the nonprofit.

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'I was hospitalized for 12 days at the Chapada Regional Hospital, in Seabra-Ba, my medical history is there for anyone who wants to investigate,' according to the Brazilian UFO researcher.

Meireles' version of his UFO experiences at the national park, includes more surreal encounters with beings and a prophecy of global environmental cataclysm: 'a natural collapse, with a lack of renewable resources, drinking water, and wood for construction,' as he told the nonprofit museum.

Fact or fiction, his story has a fitting setting in Brazil's Chapada Diamantina National Park, established in September 1985 to protect a host of rare, endangered species native to these Atlantic Forest plateaus 3,000 feet about sea level. 

Brazil's giant armadillo (Priodontes maximus), its giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla) and Chaco eagle (Buteogallus coronatus) are all protected species that call the park home.

Above, another photo from Meireles' 2011 UFO encounter

Above, lateral blur on the apparent craft appears to indicate a form of propulsion in another photo alleged to be from Meireles' 2011 UFO encounter

Above, another image of lateral blur on the apparent 'alien spacecraft' - which appears to indicate a form of propulsion in another image from Meireles' alleged 2011 UFO encounter

One account of the 2011 sighting, attributed to Meireles, described a UFO whose onboard devices or novel means of propulsion managed to either accidentally or intentionally leave him stranded in the park.

'I got out of the car and photographed,' according to a Reddit posting quoting Meireles. 'It was an indescribable wonderful emotion to have photographed a UFO so clearly visible.'

But, the account continues: 'About 40 minutes later, still on the road, my car turned off, I braked, I tried to turn the key and nothing, absolutely nothing.

'I saw a light on the hood and I looked up and there was a UFO standing on top of my car, I opened the door and ran,' the account continues. 

'I even stopped to take a Selfie with them. My car was towed by a tractor the next day, it burned all electrical parts.'

This version of his encounter states that Meireles was travelling to the historic district near the national park, Serra de Igatú, although a 2016 posting apparently by Meireles on Facebook asserts the images were taken on his was to the waterfall at the park known as 'La cascada de la purificación.'

Above, 'Mosquito Waterfall,' one of many waterfalls like the 'La cascada de la purificación' from Meireles' UFO encounter, visited by tourists of Brazil's Chapada Diamantina National Park

Above, a final known image from Meireles' alleged 2011 UFO encounter, this time with less fog or low-lying cloud cover along the trail in Brazil's Chapada Diamantina National Park

An aerial view of Chapada Diamantina National Park in Bahia state, Brazil

Above, tourists admire the 'Poco Encantado' (aka 'the Enchanted Well') a sunken, subterranean pool and tourist destination at Chapada Diamantina National Park

Some champions of Meireles' UFO research have attributed the murky stories around his incredibly crisp and visually compelling photographs to the alleged hostile encounters with the military.

Hélio Nunes de Camargo, the self-decribed founder of UFOs na Chapada – Centro Ufológico da Chapada Diamantina, wrote that Meireles' UFOs Bahai research group disbanded over the alleged military harassments and violence.

'They are leaving UFOlogy to live their own lives away from threats and intrigues,' Nunes de Camargo wrote in a 2014 post to his group's Facebook page.

The UFO researcher recounted the deaths and abductions that UFOs Bahai is alleged to have faced, adding: 'They told me that families are suffering a lot and they don't want to make other families suffer.' 

Other UFO researchers online, however, have had trouble with this explanation. 

'The fact that he's [Meireles] still uploading those photos to his Facebook account every few months proves that might not be correct,' Reddit user spriz2 opined.

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'I've written to Edie multiple times on Facebook over the last year to try and gain more knowledge on this event,' the Redditer explained. 'He's ignored every message and comment.'

Others, however, not only found the case credible but believed they had seen this same UFO themselves.

'Holy F***, this is identical to what I saw right before Covid hit,' one Redditer, who goes by ehtseeoh, said.

The poster said that the bottom of the craft he saw 'rotated when it glowed red with an orange center, and then it did a quick zig zag and it was gone,' making 'zero sound' as it vanished in an instant.

'I screamed laughed and cried,' the poster said. 'FINALLY the orb I've been looking for online, this guy has a selfie with it haha.'

DailyMail.com also reached out to noted UFO skeptic and computer programmer Mick West of Sacramento, California, who weighed-in saying: 'They look photoshopped to me, but could be practical effects.'

The prolific, skeptically minded, UFO researcher and former video game designer noted that UFO cases like this, with limited information like static images and inconsistent eye-witness testimony, should always be taken with a grain of salt.  

'In cases like this we need actual evidence that the photos are NOT fake before attempting to explain them,' West told DailyMail.com via email.

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17-09-2024 om 00:21 geschreven door peter  

Bombshell UFO hearings to take place in Congress as new footage emerges of 'huge' craft near US nuclear weapons base

• READ MORE: Air Force vet breaks silence on 'UFO the size of a football field'

By Matthew Phelan Senior Science Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Another round of public UFO hearings are in store for Congress within mere weeks,  according to a senior member of the Senate's Armed Services Committee. 

The new Senate hearing, which could arrive as early as September, follows another bizarre summer of US military whistleblower claims about these baffling airborne mysteries — including ex-Pentagon official Luis Elizondo's revelations that he personally handled an 'alien' implant removed from a veteran servicemember. 

New York Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who confirmed the hearing, said: 'It's a priority for me because I think it's very important we continue to make things publicly available.'

Just days ago, Montana witnesses videotaped what one called a 'huge' UFO with 'tons of blinking and spinning lights' 60 miles from a US Air Force nuclear-weapons base (pictured)

Just days ago, in fact, witnesses taped what one called a 'huge' UFO with 'tons of blinking and spinning lights' 60 miles from a US Air Force nuclear weapons base.

That sighting — filmed from Choteau Montana and hour's drive northwest of storied UFO hotspot Malmstrom Air Force Base — left one witness 'shaking and crying from the experience,' according to her husband, who posted the encounter to Reddit.

'The photos aren't scary,' the anonymous poster noted, 'but seeing what you truly believe to be a massive object in the silent night sky going over YOUR head and home carries a lot more emotional weight in person.'

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The UFO, which can mostly be seen by 'a rotating orange/red light on the bottom' after it shifted from appearing like a long, gleaming white streak, was not one of Elon Musk's Starlink satellite trains commonly mistaken for alien craft, the witness said. 

'I'm familiar with Starlink videos,' he emphasized. 'While we were watching the object it was very apparent that the lights were around the silhouette of a large craft.'

'You could not "see between the lights,"' as he explained the encounter to the r/UFOs subreddit. 'It was solid dark behind them. Our take is that we were seeing a disc shape from the side.'

Sen. Gillibrand expressed her hope Monday that the upcoming Senate UFO hearing would renew public trust in the Pentagon's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and encourage the public to report their own sightings to AARO's UFO hunters.

'We also want to try to continue to build credibility within this office [AARO] so more of the public can feed in sightings and have a place and a platform to send information and inquiries,' she said, 'because that's eventually what this office is supposed to do.'

After a rocky first year, in which AARO's inaugural director Dr Sean Kirkpatrick sparred in public with ex-US intelligence whistleblower David Grusch and others over an alleged UFO cover-up, the office spent most of 2024 guided by only temporary acting leadership.

That changed late last August when the Pentagon announced that AARO's new lead would be an expert in quantum optics and crypto-mathematics from the National Security Agency (NSA): Dr. Jon T. Kosloski.

Then-Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Kirsten Gillibrand ran an April 2023 hearing (pictured above) in which the previous director of the Pentagon's UFO-hunting All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), Dr Sean Kirkpatrick, last spoke before the Senate

Then-AARO boss Dr Kirkpatrick spoke on the challenges of prioritizing and identifying UFOs

'I'm hoping that the new head will be the one to testify,' Sen. Gillibrand told Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo, who runs the newsletter Ask a Pol.

Gillibrand, whose fellow New York legislator Sen. Chuck Schumer has sponsored a detailed amendment pushing to declassify UFO files, gave a preview of the hearing. 

The Armed Services Committee, she said, would host 'a progress report on how many unidentified aerial phenomena we've assessed and analyzed, give examples of what we have identified and give examples of what we haven't identified.'

This kind of public disclosure was a key goal, according to Sen. Gillibrand, 'so that the community can be kept up to speed about what we're actually doing and what this office [i.e. AARO] is doing.'

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16-09-2024 om 23:57 geschreven door peter  

Tucker Carlson’s Supernatural Shift: When Aliens Defied His Skepticism

Tucker Carlson, a well-known conservative commentator, has long been known for his skeptical and often provocative views on a variety of issues. However, one topic where Carlson has undergone a notable transformation is his stance on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), commonly referred to as UFOs. Over the years, Carlson has shifted from viewing these phenomena purely through a lens of skepticism to embracing a more complex and nuanced perspective—one that incorporates elements of the supernatural. This shift marks a significant evolution in his public discourse on aliens and UAPs.

From Skepticism to Supernatural Interpretation

In recent years, the conversation around UAPs has gained considerable attention, particularly with the release of declassified footage by the U.S. government showing unidentified objects performing extraordinary maneuvers. Carlson, who previously might have dismissed such stories as conspiracy theories, now approaches the topic with a sense of gravity and intrigue. One of the key aspects of his changed viewpoint revolves around the idea that these entities might not just be physical in nature but could belong to a realm beyond human understanding.

Carlson has openly questioned whether these unexplained objects are underpinned by forces that challenge the laws of physics as we know them. He notes, for instance, the incredible speeds at which these objects travel—both in the sky and underwater—without any visible means of propulsion. This defiance of physical principles has led him to ponder the possibility that these beings might be “supernatural” or “spiritual” in nature, existing beyond the natural world as humans perceive it.

The Role of the U.S. Government

A significant part of Carlson’s discussion focuses on the potential knowledge and involvement of the U.S. government in these unexplained phenomena. He speculates that the government might have long been aware of these entities but has chosen to keep much of the information hidden from the public. One reason for this secrecy, according to Carlson, could be the government’s inability to control these objects, which would undermine public trust in national security.

However, Carlson doesn’t stop at military concerns. He goes further to suggest that the government might have an ongoing relationship with these beings—one that has existed for decades. This assertion opens the door to more questions about the intent and nature of this relationship. If true, it would imply that the phenomenon of UAPs extends beyond mere curiosity and into the realm of national interest, possibly involving risks to both citizens and servicemen.

The Human Toll

One of the most sobering aspects of Carlson’s revised stance on UAPs involves the potential harm these entities may have caused. He references credible sources, including Gary Nolan, a Stanford Medical School professor, who has studied brain injuries sustained by U.S. servicemen after encounters with these phenomena. Carlson claims that there have been injuries—and even deaths—resulting from contact with these objects, though he admits that the scale of these incidents remains unclear.

Nolan’s research points to the possibility that the energy emitted by these objects could be harmful to humans, potentially scrambling brain functions and leading to severe consequences. This revelation adds a layer of urgency to Carlson’s reflections, as it suggests that the phenomena may not be benign or merely observational. Instead, these encounters could pose a tangible risk to human life, raising serious ethical and safety concerns about how the government is handling the situation.

Historical Context: A Shift in Worldview

One of the most profound aspects of Carlson’s evolving perspective on aliens and UAPs is his reflection on the broader historical and spiritual context. He notes that, prior to the modern era, nearly every society believed in the existence of unseen forces that influenced human life. These beliefs were spiritual in nature, attributing both good and evil actions to supernatural entities. Carlson argues that it wasn’t until the aftermath of World War II, specifically with the dropping of atomic bombs in 1945, that the West began to embrace a fully secular worldview, discarding millennia of spiritual interpretations of the universe.

According to Carlson, the sudden rejection of spiritual explanations for natural and supernatural events is an anomaly in human history. By viewing the UAP phenomenon through this spiritual lens, he aligns himself with ancient beliefs, which held that human beings are constantly interacting with forces beyond their comprehension. In this context, Carlson suggests that the entities behind UAPs could be part of an ongoing “spiritual battle”—a concept familiar to nearly every pre-modern society.

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Tucker Carlson’s shift in perspective on aliens and UAPs is not just a change of opinion; it’s a transformation in how he views the relationship between humans and the unknown. By embracing the possibility that these phenomena are supernatural or spiritual in nature, Carlson has moved away from traditional skepticism and into a realm where science and spirituality intersect. His inquiries into government secrecy, the potential harm caused by these entities, and the spiritual context of human history represent a broader, more complex understanding of the alien question.

For Carlson, the mystery of UAPs is no longer just about whether aliens exist but about the fundamental nature of these beings and their role in the broader spiritual landscape of humanity. Whether viewed as a threat or an opportunity for deeper understanding, his evolving views have sparked new conversations about what lies beyond the stars—and perhaps, beyond the veil of reality itself.

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15-09-2024 om 17:05 geschreven door peter  

Mysterious UFO Encounter: Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson’s Unforgettable Experience

On August 27, 1979, a seemingly routine night for Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson of Marshall County, Minnesota, turned into one of the most puzzling and widely discussed UFO encounters in history. What began as a standard patrol near the town of Stephen took a mysterious turn when Johnson experienced an inexplicable encounter with a bright beam of light. This incident has remained one of the most credible and well-documented UFO cases, leaving both investigators and skeptics baffled.

The Mysterious Encounter

In the early hours of the morning, Johnson was patrolling a rural road in northern Minnesota when he noticed an unusual light shining down on the highway ahead of him. Initially, he thought it might be a plane or possibly smugglers dropping cargo, as drug trafficking was not uncommon in the area at the time. But as Johnson drove closer, the beam of light suddenly grew brighter and engulfed his vehicle, blinding him.

At that moment, Johnson lost consciousness. When he regained awareness, he found his patrol car had skidded off the road. His windshield was cracked, his car’s antenna was bent, and both the dashboard clock and his wristwatch were running 14 minutes behind. Johnson also sustained physical injuries, including eye damage resembling welder’s burns—a condition often associated with exposure to intense light.

Investigating the Aftermath

Once Johnson called for help, local authorities quickly arrived at the scene. His injuries and the damage to his patrol car sparked an immediate investigation. The cracks on the windshield and the bent antenna were analyzed by forensic experts and engineers, but no conclusive explanation could be provided for the damage. Moreover, the fact that both his wristwatch and the car’s clock were exactly 14 minutes behind pointed to an electromagnetic anomaly, as UFOs are often linked to disruptions in electronic devices.

This time discrepancy became one of the most puzzling aspects of the case, leading some investigators to speculate that Johnson may have experienced a form of time distortion—a phenomenon sometimes reported in UFO encounters. The detailed physical evidence, combined with the deputy’s injuries, elevated this case to national attention and made it difficult to dismiss as a mere fabrication or hallucination.

Theories and Explanations

Over the years, several theories have been proposed to explain what happened to Val Johnson that night. Some believe Johnson may have collided with a low-flying aircraft, despite there being no evidence of debris or other signs of such an impact. Others have suggested that he may have been struck by lightning, though no storms were reported in the area at the time.

UFO skeptics have tried to rationalize the incident as a misinterpretation of natural phenomena, but these explanations fall short due to the lack of weather anomalies and the unique nature of Johnson’s injuries and the clock discrepancies.

A Credible Witness

One of the key reasons why the Val Johnson UFO encounter has been taken so seriously is the credibility of the witness. As a deputy sheriff, Johnson was a respected figure in the community and known for his professionalism and reliability. His account of the incident remained consistent throughout the investigation, and he showed no signs of trying to gain publicity or financial benefit from the story.

Moreover, Johnson’s injuries were real and documented by medical professionals. His eyes showed symptoms consistent with exposure to a high-intensity light source, and he exhibited signs of physical trauma, including bruising and a concussion. These details make it harder to dismiss his account as a simple hallucination or misjudgment.

The Case That Still Baffles

Despite the extensive investigation into the Val Johnson encounter, no definitive explanation has ever been found. The case remains one of the most perplexing UFO incidents, largely due to the physical evidence and the credible testimony of a law enforcement officer. While some theories have been floated, none adequately account for all the strange phenomena that occurred that night.

Today, the Val Johnson incident stands as one of the most credible and well-documented UFO encounters in history. It is a case that continues to intrigue researchers, UFO enthusiasts, and skeptics alike, as it raises profound questions about what Johnson encountered that night on the lonely rural roads of Minnesota.

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The Val Johnson UFO encounter is a prime example of how some UFO sightings and experiences defy logical explanations. The combination of physical evidence, personal injuries, and a credible witness makes this case stand out in the long history of unexplained aerial phenomena. Even after decades of investigation, the encounter remains shrouded in mystery, reminding us of the complexities and unknowns that still exist in our world.

While no answers have been definitively provided, the incident continues to fuel discussions about the potential existence of extraterrestrial life and unexplained aerial encounters, making it a cornerstone in the annals of UFO research.

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13-09-2024 om 18:51 geschreven door peter  

The Colares UFO incidents refer to a series of unusual sightings and encounters that took place in 1977 on the Brazilian island of Colares. During this period, numerous residents from the Amazon River community of Colares reported being attacked by UFOs. 

These mysterious objects allegedly descended from the sky, and in some cases, emerged from the water, emitting intense beams of light. The beams caused physical harm, including burn marks, puncture wounds, fatigue, and memory loss, affecting as many as 2,000 people. 

In response to the alarming situation, the Brazilian Air Force initiated a thorough investigation. Years later, their findings were made public, revealing details of this bizarre chapter in UFO history. 

Images from the 1977 Colares Island Incident

Weaponized hosts Jeremy and George speak with Thiago Ticchetti, Brazil's leading UFO investigator and author, to discuss the Colares case and the once-classified military files. 

According to Thiago, the Brazilian military captured remarkably clear film footage and photographs of the UFOs. However, he claims that this evidence was sent to the U.S. and has never been released to the public. 

In this episode, they also explores various conspiracy theories and recent debunking efforts surrounding the topic of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). 

The discussion on the Colares UFO incidents begins at the 37-minute mark in the video.

  

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12-09-2024 om 16:32 geschreven door peter  

AI Repairs Three UFO Photos Over Iraq, Iceland, Hungary, UAP Sighting News. In 4k HD.

1st: Bagdad, Iraq May 2006 

2nd: Lyngdalsheidi, Iceland March 29, 2003 

3rd: Budapest, Hungary Sept 29, 2001

Hey all, I wanted to run three more UFO sighting photos through the ai today and what I saw was only more bewildering. Are we looking at top secret military craft, alien craft or an anomaly of illusion? For me, I feel that all these are 100% alien craft, however I am not forcing my opinion on anyone, but only giving my own. Two of the photos are from the middle east where there is and was military conflict, which aliens would defiantly want to record. 

Scott C. Waring 

 

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11-09-2024 om 17:47 geschreven door peter  

 By Chris Eberhart - Fox News

11-09-2024 om 00:00 geschreven door peter  

EXCLUSIVE - Police across US given new UFO handbook as they warn craft 'pose significant safety risks'

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By Rob Waugh For Dailymail.Com

Police chiefs of America's largest cities have published the first guide about UAPs, which details chilling encounters and how officers can report such incidents.

The 11-page document warned that unidentified flying objects 'pose significant safety risks to law enforcement air support units,' urging teams to be vigilant when in helicopters.

The report also highlights stories from officers who claimed to confront UFOs, specifically one in 2023 where a law employee saw a 'triangle craft with green lights gliding through the sky' before a local resident said something 'ran' nearb

The police executives created the reference because 'it's in the interest of law enforcement to be aware of trends and reporting on UAP due to the unknown threat they may pose.'

A Las Vegas police officer appeared to capture a UFO on his bodycam

The organization, called the Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA), includes nearly 80 executives from major US cities who work together to advance public safety through a range of initiatives, including community outreach, research and policy development and now, UFO investigations. 

The guide, released in June, also includes details from America's investigations into UFO encounters, as well as the testimony of 'whistleblowers' such as former United States Air Force officer and intelligence official David Grusch.

One article shared the US Congress UAP hearing held in 2023, which saw Grusch testify about his knowledge about aircraft with 'nonhuman' origins.

The report provided other articles about the US government and its potential link to alien life. 

A section includes links to various UAP reporting websites, urging officers to report  any bizarre sightings. 

More interesting, the pages detail first-person stories from police officers who encountered unknown spacecraft while out in the field.  

An officer patrolling  Blairsville, Georgia in November 2023 claimed to have witnessed green lights in the sky. 

'I am a police officer and deputy sheriff. While on duty after dark, near the top of my windshield (frame of view) I witnessed movement in the sky (southbound direction of view),' the officer's report stated.

'Upon concentrating my focus, viewing through the low light, I was able to make out a triangle craft, with 3 dim green lights per side (just bright enough to assess size, shape, and movement).'

The officer said he lost sight of the craft quickly due to trees, and was unable to hear anything due to being inside his vehicle.

The report described UAPs as a potential danger to police pilots (Major Cities Chiefs Association)

The report cites the testimony of 'whistleblowers' such as former United States Air Force (USAF) officer and intelligence official David Grusch

'I am privy to what helicopters and airplanes look like in the sky, frequently working alongside medical flight crews in the area, and where nearby airports are, making me somewhat familiar with common areas of the sky in which low air travel is common. This was unlike anything I had ever witnessed,' he said.

Within an hour of the sighting, the officer responded to a call from a homeowner in the same direction the object was traveling, reporting 'something running outside of his home… which did not sound like an animal.'

Another encounter happened in Harper Woods, Michigan in 2020, which included two officers who witnessed three mysterious objects in the sky - before they 'blinked out' of existence.

The officer wrote: 'At approximately 6:00am, myself and a fellow officer were standing in a parking lot of a church talking before the end of our shift. 

'I was looking towards the southwest at the moon when I glanced towards the southeast. I saw 3 objects in the southeast sky and pointed towards them.

The guide details police encounters with UFOs

'The objects appeared to drift towards the east, maintaining the equal distance. As we watched the objects, they appeared to 'blink out' of our vision.'

Other reports in the guide recount civilian sightings of police helicopters allegedly pursuing UFOs.

In one encounter in Austin, Texas, a civilian wrote: 'When I walked out front door, saw Triangle Craft - with white lights illuminated on each corner - being closely followed by police helicopter - traveling south - near 620 freeway.

'Thought I was seeing things - but checked again - and was not. Hoping that others may corroborate.'

Another incident occurred in Winnipeg, Canada, where a civilian reported seeing a police helicopter being chased by unknown craft.

'While sitting in my hot tub in my back yard, I heard the familiar sound of the police chopper passing over the city. after it passed over our house, it made a few circles to the south of our location and after a few course adjustments, headed north at a higher rate of speed,' reads the statement.

'About 10 seconds later, 2 lights with the same relative brightness of the background stars traveled parallel and at a constant rate of speed.'

Nigel Watson, author of 'Captured by Aliens? A History and Analysis of American Abduction Claims' told DailyMail.com that the guide is 'very handy' for law enforcement officers.

'The short history of the study of UAPs and the links to organizations where sightings can be reported is very helpful,' he said.

'For me the references to the ex-government 'whistleblowers' David Grusch and Luis Elizondo is superfluous as they have only repeated rumors that have circulated for years without any substantial evidence.

'Although it notes numerous official studies, it does not mention the fact that the US Project Bluebook closed due to their finding such research is of no scientific value. Other projects have also found it very difficult to uncover any real evidence of non-terrestrial craft.

'The guide also lacks any references to skeptical websites and blogs that would give a more balanced view of the subject and counteract the wilder stories, like the alleged Roswell crash of 1947.

'Certainly there is now a case to be made that terrestrial UAPs do pose a threat to air safety and national security, but as with this guide, it gets mixed with the science fiction rumors of remarkable non-terrestrial vehicles that have little credibility.'

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09-09-2024 om 18:25 geschreven door peter  

• READ MORE: NASA addresses origins of 'furry UFO' that flew over North Carolina

By Alex Hammer For Dailymail.Com

A man in small-town Montana has captured footage of an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) and shared the shocking video that made his wife 'cry' on Reddit.

The video was recorded on Friday between 10:10 and 10:15 pm, and showed what appears to be a blinking craft streaking across the clear night sky.

Said to have been spinning and adorned with a series of rotating lights, the apparent object flew over tiny Choteau, home to a population of just over 1,700 people.

The videos, along with the original poster's in-depth account of the sighting, reveals how the man and his wife first mistook the unknown object for a meteor. 

It comes after Montana was singled out as a hotspot for UFO sightings, with visitors recording some of the most significant and well-documented footage. 

A man in small-town Montana has captured footage of an Unidentified Flying Object. Filmed Friday between 10:10 and 10:15 pm, the video seemingly shows a blinking craft streaking across the sky

Said to have been spinning and adorned with a series of rotating lights, the apparent aircraft flew over tiny Choteau

'On Friday night my wife and I were sitting on the deck out back looking at the stars - we do this every night,' wrote the unnamed poster, who goes by the user name PoneThePoon.

'Just after 10pm my wife said "is that a shooting star??", which I found odd, because if it was I wouldn't have time to look at it. 

'The tree near me was blocking the direction she was staring so I got up and looked, and my jaw dropped,' he continued. 

'I said 'Holy s**t. Holy s**t!!' and we both jumped off of the deck and got into the yard for a better view.'

Three separate clips show a light in the distance that appeared to be rotating in mid-air and the edge of what appeared to be a craft.

The town is sparsely populated, with a population of just over 1,700, and boasts an exceedingly clear sky

The sight, he said, left his spouse in tears after it lingered for a few minutes before flying away.

'The craft seemed huge, miles away,' he recalled - adding how it had several blinking and spinning lights, and a rotating orange-red light on the bottom. 

'You can only see the orange/red light in the video,' he explained, revealing, 'We observed it for 2-3 minutes as it continued flying away, and then it was just gone. 

'No noise, it was just gone.'

He also recalled how once the photos and video were secured on his wife's Galaxy Fold 4, he tried to do the same on his Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.

However, he said, the phone 'died right in front of my eyes'.

The man who filmed the clips posted them to Reddit, and was soon met with awe

Rushing to retrieve his charger, he continued to use his wife's phone to take 'tons of various zoomed photos and videos,' he recalled.  

'What I have here is the best that came out of all that, this thing was really far away for a night time phone shot, so I'm pleased with what we did get.'

Speaking about the possibility that the craft was an Elon Musk-made satellite, he said: 'I don't believe this was Starlink.'

'I've watched a ton of Starlink videos since observing this, and our lights were rotating/blinking, not a static line of unchanging lights.

'After we got inside to see what we actually captured, my wife was shaking and crying from the experience,' he concluded.

'It was kind of scary, I couldn't fall asleep until 4am and it was my night to do the early feed for our twin boys.'

The Reddit post was soon met with awe by commenters.

Pictured: The Rocky Mountain range just outside of Choteau

'Really cool footage. Good explanation too,' wrote viewer impressed by the post.

'Kudos. Now don't let them disappear into the abyss. Good footage has a way of inexplicably going missing,' the person added.

'Download it, keep copies,' another chimed in, as the post received more than 3,200 upvotes in less than a day.

'This could have been the best UFO video ever if the sky was just a little bit lighter,' added a third top commenter. 'Frustrating, but definitely interesting.' 

After asking what others thought of the sighting, most appeared to be at least be open to the idea the craft being something that cannot be explained.

'Awesome!' one such commenter wrote on Monday, as the post was bombarded with a bevy of replies.

As of writing, the origins and nature of the aircraft in the sparsely populated remained unknown. No other reports of the sighting have surfaced

'You should download the app Phenom and post this there!' the person added. 'It cant be taken down by anyone online or banned... This is great footage.'

The origins and nature of the apparent craft remain unknown. No other reports of the sighting have surfaced.

Montana has emerged in recent years as a hotspot for UFO activity, potentially due to the state's sparse population and roaming, vacant plains.

In 1950, two spinning disks seemingly flew over Great Falls and were captured on a hand-held camera - yielding clips that continue to defy conventional explanation to this day 

In the '60s, apparent UFOs were seen over the Minuteman missile silos - then home to a vast arsenal of nuclear missiles in the midst of the Great Plains.  

In separate incidents that occurred while the alleged UFO hung overhead, a series of armed and ready nuclear missiles were suddenly deactivated - leaving missile launch officers at a loss. 

The US Air Force allegedly ordered these men never to tell anyone what happened, books like Joan Bird's Montana UFO's and Extraterrestrials have claimed.

The account examines such events and why they occur in the state, with many reports remaining unexplained in both government and private circles.

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09-09-2024 om 17:34 geschreven door peter  

UFO Or Cross-Sign? Mysterious Object Spotted Flying Over California's Skies

The footage circulating on social media captures an unidentified object resembling a human figure in the air moving slowly.

Many believe that the object could be a hologram of Jesus.

(Photo Credits: Instagram)

Over the past few months, the USA has witnessed numerous UFO sightings, which has started debates about their origin, whether they’re extra-terrestrial or human-made objects. Recently, another intriguing video was shared online, which was reportedly filmed above Sequoia Park in California. The footage circulating on social media captures an unidentified object resembling a human figure in the air moving slowly and the video has caught attention of viewers worldwide. The person behind the camera speculates that it could be a person, while social media users believe that the object could be a hologram of Jesus, others feel it’s indeed a UFO, while few claim it’s the controversial Project Blue Beam.

For those not aware, Project Blue Beam is a controversial project which is used to manipulate for undisclosed purposes. Meanwhile, the individual recording the video claimed, “It has something on its side, it looks like a person with his arms sticking out. It looks like a person almost. It appears like a person but it’s an anomaly.” Sharing the video on Instagram, the page wrote, “Spotted in the skies over Sequoia Park, California.”

After the user posted the video on Instagram, it quickly went viral and garnered over 50,000 views. Social media users are sharing mixed reactions to the footage. While some made jokes about the mysterious object, others believe it may be part of a secret government project.

Reacting to the clip, a user wrote, “Are they trying to create hologram Jesus for the masses?”

Another shared, “Remember people fake alien invasion is on the list and has been for a long time.”

An individual suggested, “Large satellite balloon. Probably years old that’s all tangled by winds and it’s malfunctioning. That’s all folks.”

“Project blue beam,” a comment read.

Another wrote, “Probably someone’s helium balloon from a bachelorette party.”

One more joked, “It looks like a dancing astronaut.”

Interestingly, a similar video was recorded seven years ago in November 2016 and was posted on YouTube by a channel named Jay C Aerial Anomali. The creator, Jonathan Castro, shared the footage, stating, “I summoned and captured this one in front of my house back in August of this year. Decided to motion track and zoom this a little for a better close-up.” Surprisingly, Castro has shared numerous such videos on his channel and claimed that most of them were visible ‘interdimensional beings’ captured from his house. However, these claims have not yet been verified.

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09-09-2024 om 01:34 geschreven door peter