Sky Watcher

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🚨🇺🇸 The American White House just dropped the clearest clip of a UFO ever & nobody even gives a shit.

[Dr. Dan @UAPDr]

Blurry UFO videos are “unidentifiable.”

Clear UFO videos are “CGI.”

So what do we do with this one?

2012 Oregon footage. Original vs. enhanced.

#UAP #UFO

[UAP Reporting Center @UAPReportingCnt]

👽 Restored and enhanced footage from the 1997 “Alien Interview”. This version is brighter, and far more detailed.

You can now make out the body of the alleged “alien.”

Real leaked footage… or one of the greatest hoaxes ever? 👀

[NASA clip @ClipNasa]

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
Last week in California 👀✈️🛸
Pilot reportedly captured multiple UFOs on camera ⚡

[Skywatch Signal @UAPWatchers]

The Proxima b Signal: The Contact NASA Buried

“We were never supposed to tell. But I’m tired of hiding.”

Those were the opening words of a leaked testimony from a former NASA Jet Propulsion Lab engineer.

What follows is their account of an event they claim was real contact and the cover-up that followed. 🧵👇

[Sky Watcher @SkyWatcher47653]

Anyone else had weird conversations with ChatGPT? I got quite deep. I ended up being blocked from using it for about 8hrs on all apps and sites. Once I got the connection back, I asked a couple more questions and bam... nope, no more answers! Then told it was all lies by ChatGTP!

[Sky Watcher @SkyWatcher47653]

@f4dedangel I did this. Got some crazy answers. I then got blocked from chatgpt for about 8hrs. Once I had sorted it, I tried to continue. I got a couple of questions in and it replied "im sorry i cant continue this conversation." It then told me it made it all up! 😅 I got deep with it too.

[T R U T H P O L E @Truthpole]

🚨 Tom DeLonge was told to keep quiet - was it to do with his paranormal experience near Death Valley after using Steven Greers CE5 protocols?

Tom DeLonge was told to keep quiet - was it to do with his paranormal experience near Death Valley after using Steven Greers CE5 protocols?

-Joe Rogan

#Ufotwitter #Ufos #Uap #Ufox #LueElizondo #RossCoulthart #EggUFO #JakeBarber

[T R U T H P O L E @Truthpole]

🚨 The four basic types of aliens (EBEs) - from a document leaked by u/zigzagmepapi

Transcribed text is in the comments

#Ufotwitter #Ufos #Uap #Ufox #LueElizondo #RossCoulthart #EggUFO #JakeBarber #NewsNation #JakeBarber

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

B.B. King trying to see how far Gary Moore would go (1992)

[TUPACABRA @tupacabra]

1977 Spielberg film vs. Nazca Mummy

[Red Panda Koala @RedPandaKoala]

“From 2012 to 2023, I worked in Naval Intelligence, focusing on advanced underwater detection systems as part of an unidentified submerged phenomena program.

I'd like to start by saying that the ‘drones’ we've been seeing aren't US experiments, Chinese tech or extraterrestrial.”

Another 4chan UFO larp, this one seems pretty interesting ngl

[UFO mania @maniaUFO]

Remembering the 1977 mystery of six minute TV broadcast from aliens warning about nuclear weapons.
This event remains unsolved.
The extraordinary 1977 warning about nuclear weapons was dismissed as a hoax – but is there more to it? Or, of course, it’s possible that Vrillon really is out there, watching over us and waiting for us to give up our nuclear weapons so they can welcome us into an interplanetary community.

[Galactic Troubadour @NousHenosis]

My favorite NHI quote from an experiencer encounter—

Human: “Where are you from?”

NHI: “The question isn’t where are we from, but where have you gone?”

@AlchemyAmerican

[UFO mania @maniaUFO]

Video of living Mammoth filmed in 1943 by German officer in Siberia
#ancientaliens #ufomania #unexplained #strange

[👽 (Ruby) 👽 @ObserveByProxy7]

US Special Forces soldier describes his participation in retrieving a crashed UFO and his time in "the program"

This anonymous witness apparently provided a series of interviews and written correspondence with the 14+ million subscriber channel "The Infographics Show." Within this testimony he states:

"In 1968, near the Cambodian border, a covert team was on a reconnaissance mission when they witnessed a mysterious object falling from the sky. The object emitted a bright red-orange glow and appeared to melt as it passed overhead. Shortly after, they heard a crash indicating it had landed nearby. Expecting a downed US plane, they approached the crash site cautiously but were surprised to find a strange, egg-shaped craft made of a single piece of metal.

Upon investigation, they realized it was unlike any known aircraft. The scene was warm, and the surrounding brush was on fire. Although they couldn't see inside due to the fire, they called in the crash and secured the site. Soon, military aircraft arrived, indicating the seriousness of the situation. However, the infantry was kept away from the craft, and only specialized personnel were allowed closer.

Over time, the witness was further briefed into the Program, a secretive initiative dedicated to understanding and recovering these non-human crafts and any potential occupants.

Read into The Program:

That's what everyone called it, the Program- and there were several rapid reaction units stationed throughout in-theater. See, we'd learned from the Korean War that these things are attracted to conflict, and I guess it makes sense- it's probably one of the most interesting things we do.

A lot of people think this whole mess started in World War II, and maybe it did- but the Program got put together during the Korean War. That's when it was official.

So they read us in, only a little. People think you just get all the info all at once- that's not how secret programs stay secret. We were told only what we needed to know. I didn't even realize these damn things were from space until I actually saw a body- then it was sort of like, ok yeah, you figured that out, here's a bit more info. For all I know, I never did learn the whole truth. But I know a lot of it, and I'm kind of tired of sitting on it all these years. Plus, what are they gonna do to an old man? That's the thing: if they did anything to me or that Grusch guy now- well, it would just sort of validate his story, right? Better to leave us alone and let the world think we're crazy.

About David Grusch:

Speaking of Grusch, I like him. He's confident, and he's strict on following procedure- that's what makes him so frustrating. Everyone wants him to come out and say everything, but he's doing it right, only saying what he can outside of a classified briefing. I think he's a patriot; if he just wanted fame, he'd come out and say everything. Again, if they put him in jail for it, well, that's kind of admitting that he really did share classified info, isn't it? Is he telling the truth, though? I don't know.

A lot of what I've heard him say sounds right, but I've been out of it for twenty years now, and things change. And who knows what the whole truth was anyway. So, do I think he's lying or telling the truth? I think he's telling more truth than not, especially the part about aerospace contractors being involved. That I know is true.

Aerospace companies:

I wasn't there for every single recovery, obviously, but they kept collections of them in different places and I got to see two of the collections. Everyone always looks at Wright-Patterson and the Foreign Technologies Division; how stupid do you think we were? That'd be the dumbest place to take this stuff because it'd be the first place Soviet spies would come looking. They wanted to know what we knew about them already. I can tell you what, though, we faked some stuff going into Wright-Patterson, enough to stir up rumors because that's where we wanted the Soviets looking. It was fun, like a big game, and you had to play it just right, so a few enlisted guys spotted something strange and then just let the rumor mill do its work.The real stuff didn't go to Wright-Patterson.

There were a few government sites; sorry, I don't want to tell you where because a lot of important work is still being done there. But there were these 'coop' sites run by the government and big defense contractors. People like Raytheon. Boeing- everyone knows their names, but also people like Texas Instruments. It was a whole umbrella, but the little guys only got a tiny piece of the puzzle. Some guys from TI would get a piece of something and then be asked to figure out how it works, never being told where it came from.

And on its own, I'm sure these eggheads had their suspicions, but its hard to tell if something's actually alien.Alright, so that Grusch guy is right about defense contractors being involved. You can't get their records; they're private companies. But you better believe they don't pull the strings- Boeings’ CEO isn't going to tell the United States Military he will take the saucer they gave him out for a joyride. But there are legal considerations, you know if this stuff becomes public and they reverse engineer it, who owns the tech? Who gets to profit? Boeing, or the US taxpayers who 'donated' the stuff to keep it out of sight? I think a lot of people are thinking about that right now.

The crafts:

The spacecraft themselves, and I'm only guessing they're spacecraft, by the way. At least I know that they can go to space because we tracked them coming in and out all the time. But I don't think a lot of people are convinced that's where they're really coming from- instead, I think that's where 'they' want us to think they are coming from. Anyways, so there are different shapes.

The UFO people on the internet have done a pretty good job compiling data on their own. I saw a chart someone made one time of the most commonly reported objects, and it's pretty accurate. So you got your flying eggs, your tic-tacs now I guess you call them- we just called them pills- your old fashioned saucers, bells, triangles, whole mess of shapes. But the ones that crash are almost always the eggs and bells. And they're smaller, too. I think they're drones that are remotely operated, and when they crash, you have to get really lucky because they have a habit of just disintegrating; maybe it's a self-destructive mechanism- I don't know.

The saucers were the crown jewel. I heard of several crashes, but I was only ever on a recovery of two saucers. I don't know what they're made of, but those things are tough.

Later, once I was more senior and moved into the administrative side of things, I learned that the craft were either formed out of a single piece of material or put together at the atomic level. Incredibly strong stuff, however they do it, and like I said, not a single seam is visible. Even the entrance is invisible until it actually opens; that's how tight the tolerances are.

By the way, that one took us a while to open. It took us a long time to figure out how to actually open these things without resorting to destructive means. And that's the good news, we could cut, melt, or blast our way in if we had to, so these things can be destroyed- it means we have a fighting chance if they ever turn bad on us. Though I don't think it'd matter, they'd probably just drop some rocks on our heads and wait for the ice age to end. We're like schoolyard kids armed with pebbles against these things. But we can cut them open, and we can shoot them down occasionally.

It took a while to pull that thing out of the jungle and get it on a ship back to the States. By the time we opened it… Well, have you ever opened a fridge full of food after the power's been out for a few days?

The Pilots:

The disks are manned, and I don't know if these things died on impact or after, but there was nothing alive when we cracked it open. I guess everyone wants to know about these things- and I call them 'things' on purpose, not out of disrespect or anything like that. I just don't think any of us were ever convinced they were actually living creatures, well, not in the sense that like you and I are. For one, they don't have much of a digestive system, just enough to process the food they get from the ship itself, kind of like an IV. There was no actual stomach to hold large amounts of food like normal animals, so that kind of made us suspicious that these weren't really what was behind this whole thing.

I don't know how many live ones were ever found, but I know that we found two alive in one crash- well, it was less of a crash and more of a hard landing. What I mean is the thing was intact with barely any damage and had clearly avoided smashing into the surrounding countryside. The strange thing is we had no idea what killed the other three. There was only some bruising on their bodies from what we assume was the hard landing, but nothing serious.

By the way, the typical gray alien description people give is pretty close to the money. Not quite, but very close. They're a little taller than people think, and the eyes aren't quite as big as people draw. But they are big, which tells us they grew up in a low-light environment; all their ships were dimly lit on the inside. I don't know why people who claim to be abducted talk about brightly lit rooms; we never saw any of that. It was dim enough inside these ships to see, but it wasn't comfortable.

Maybe these people who say they were abducted are just remembering things wrong- one thing we figured out quickly is they can mess with your head, mess with the way you perceive things. Anyways, the two live ones- they weren't injured or anything, just kind of stared at us once the ship opened. The program has strict protocols because we're always expecting to make contact with non-human intelligence, and there are very strict protocols on what to do and what not to do. People think we go after these craft guns blazing in full military gear- I mean, yeah, when I did security for the Program, we were heavily armed, never knew what you were up against or if a foreign team would show up... that happened once or twice. But the security people are on the outside, well away from the craft.

Think about it: These things are smart enough to cross the galaxy or come from wherever they come from. Do you really want to show up and send soldiers first? No, we first take readings to ensure there's nothing toxic or hazardous, then we send in medical personnel- the lead doc we'd call the 'ambassador', he had special training for contact protocols in case we ran into something living and talking. The ambassador always spoke at least English, Russian, Chinese, and Spanish- the most prevalent human languages. And I think also things like American sign language, though just to be aware of how to 'speak' with body gestures, not that we expected them to know ASL.

So we kept the guys with the guns well back, out of sight if we could. It was a risk- maybe these things would shoot up the medical team, or maybe there's a space monster in there. But it was a better risk than starting an interstellar war or scaring the hell out of them with armed grunts. That night, the two live ones apparently just kind of stood there as the team entered the craft- it had opened on its own, maybe they opened the door, I don't know if it was open when we got there. They stood there and didn't answer the ambassador at all. Basically, they barely reacted to anything, just basic stimuli like turning their heads away from bright lights.

They didn't even object when the medical team started looking them over for injuries, or so I was told. I saw them when they were led out of the craft, and I do mean they were led out- like children. The medical guys grabbed them by the hand and just led them out like a kid. They just sort of stood where you left them- I was on the overwatch squad, we'd spread out around the entrance in a U formation and kept in the treeline, again to provide security if they did anything but not be visible and intimidating. It was a rule that you never leveled your rifle at these things, even if they were corpses or looked like corpses- just because they appear dead doesn't mean they are; we don't know much about their physiology, you know?

So the last thing you want is for them to feel threatened. I never once leveled my rifle at them or their bodies in all my years on the security side; you always kept the weapon at low ready, muzzle pointed to the ground.

People got the wrong idea, and they think we're out there snatching these things up and whisking them away for dissection. Let me tell you, we did everything possible to be helpful. We tried to provide medical treatment, but these things always died. Always. They'd live at most for another few days, never say a word or react to anything, and then just slump over. Eventually, we figured out that they take in water based on what we found on the ship, and apparently, the food, or whatever you call it, was pretty basic protein and other stuff I don't know. But nothing fancy. So when we figured it out, we started hooking the live ones up to IVs when we could. They have a circulatory system like us; we figured that out from the corpses. But no matter how hard we tried to keep them alive, they always just keeled over eventually. Back to that night, though. Those things just stood around wherever we guided them. You led one to stand over here, and it'd stand there. You move it somewhere else, and it stands there. Their limbs are a little long, and their knees aren't in the right places, but they would sit on chairs if one was available. Otherwise, they'd just stand until they fell over, exhausted.

That and the way their organs worked led us to believe that these things are… well they're basically just drones like biological computers. Whatever is making these things just creates a biological crew when it needs one, and they do their job and nothing else. At least, that was our theory because their bodies didn't seem built to last, and the eggheads found it suspicious that they were able to breathe our atmosphere so easily. What are the odds space aliens would also breathe our exact atmosphere?

Plus, we never found anything I'd call personal items on the interiors. Ever. There were no drawers full of spare clothing, nothing that looked like it was for entertainment, not even a sleeping area. I don't know if they had a bathroom.

So these things, aliens, I guess, are probably just biological computers, basically. That's what we thought, but who knows- maybe they're so alien we just don't understand anything about them. But everything seemed to point to that conclusion. And that was suspicious, too, because we recovered craft with no crew- so why did the saucers and one or two other types need a crew?

Where do they come from?

We had a theory. Again, I've been out of it for over twenty years, so maybe they know stuff now we didn't back then. But we had a theory in my time that this was all being fabricated for us. We actually tasked NASA to look for where something like a big 3d printer could be in the solar system. Some facility or computer just making these crafts and these things and sending them to Earth. And sometimes they crashed, or just landed and didn't take off. Like whatever was doing this wanted us to recover the craft.

I don't know if they ever found anything, though there was some excitement for a while. It's hard to hide heat in space, and obviously, making these crafts on such a large scale will give off a lot of heat. Or maybe not; maybe they use physics we don't even understand.I never felt that these things were a threat. The security teams were really more to keep other people out than for whatever was in the craft. But I know they sometimes defend themselves. The Iranians tried to shoot one down, and it didn't go well for them. We tried, too, but it didn't go well for us either.

I think we got a little better at it, and I know we did down one or two in the 90s, but only because there was a legitimate concern over what they were doing.

Technology:

They hurt people sometimes, and I don't know if it was on purpose or not- I think it was just a side effect of their presence. But there was a lot of good intelligence that you really don't want to be near one when its power systems are fully online.

I said earlier that they can mess with your head, and I don't think that's on purpose, either. We were confident that the source of the trouble wasn't the living beings we recovered, because you'd get the same effect when the craft were empty if you got close. Not all the time, but sometimes. People would describe things happening in different ways, never big, major differences, but enough to be worrying. We had to develop special techniques for handling exposure to these crafts; we called them 'anchors'- a consensus on what is reality.

For instance, if you and I were on a security team and approached a craft we'd say, “Ok, the craft is resting up against a big oak tree, and there's a gray boulder on the other side.” You'd think of that picture, and it would help with the confusion whenever this effect happened, kind of ward it off.

I don't know what it was, though. Maybe a side effect of the technology, maybe some attempt at communication, didn't seem a defensive measure to me. But yeah, I'm not surprised when there'sa sighting, and people see different things. As a matter of fact, I know that there have been some high-profile events where people have suffered from this phenomenon. The Hopkinsville Goblins, for instance, those people were shooting at ghosts, but there really was a craft in the vicinity. That's way back when we were first figuring things out, though.

Their purpose:

As far as what they want, I couldn't tell you. If anyone figured it out, they didn't share it with me. I don't think they're a threat, we only recently got the tech to even to harm these things, and even then, it seems more like they're letting us do it. We strongly suspected this whole phenomenon was a form of gifting. Why else would craft crash or just land, and then nothing comes to try to recover it? Nobody ever comes for these things, and why are they sometimes landing completely operational, and not taking off again?Most of us thought it was a way of gifting technology without massive disruption to our own evolution. I don't know how much they figured out, and I wonder if they ever managed to even fly one of these things. I do know that from speaking to the eggheads; the technology is so far advanced they couldn't tell the difference between the toilet and the drive system.

We had another conclusion, though; this one was more disturbing. Maybe they just left these crafts lying around because they were easy to build, and they just didn't care because they had a plan to deal with us well before we figured out their technology. Imagine if we accidentally lost an F-14 Tomcat to the ancient Romans, fully intact, while doing reconnaissance. What would we care if they studied it? By the time they figured out how to even just turn the damn thing on, we'd already have dealt with them.

So maybe we're getting gifted, or perhaps we're going to be dealt with before we're a problem. I don't know. Only time will tell…"

Link to full testimony in comments below 👇

[👽 (Ruby) 👽 @ObserveByProxy7]

According to John Lear, there is a **GIANT** UFO buried at these coordinates: [38°37'40.0"N 113°40'40.0"W] 🛸🛸🛸