These ALIEN Cases Get Disturbing When You Look at the Data

The phyadelphia.

Knowing something is posable, is a big step, doing it.

I'll wager ET has zero desire nor want to put anything on this planet that we could discover. Heck, I'll wager that, if we are still here, that a mere century from now nobody is going to want to even think about this time of our history and certainly wouldn't want to deal with anyone from it. That will backfire spectacularly later, but we're getting ahead of ourselves. We aren't going to get visitors any more. We might get some neighbors but only if we are being neighborly when we go out. And we don't need visitors at this point to eventually make it to the stars.

Lets think about it for a minute. If a species can travel between two stars more than a lightyear apart… then they will have solved tech we have imagined and absolutely do not want to think about too hard because of what it implies. First, they have to survive interstellar space. This means their medical technology is at the point where they can whip up an entirely new body on demand in a few hours. Because that's how fast raw radiation flying around beyond the heliopause can kill you. Sure their ships will be shielded with exotic systems and such if they're regularly traversing the void – but I'll wager fixing the body is going to be more energy efficient than adding a few hundred meters of mass around a ship at the beginning. Besides, shielding fails. And if they can whip up an entirely new body – they can make everything that body needs to survive from raw stock on their ships. Which means they can build just about any living thing they like. And if you can build any living thing you like from raw matter, you can build anything from raw matter. Okay, so their ship can build anything or anyone. This isn't some fantasy thing. Organic beings simply cannot travel between the stars without that level of tech.

So… you also have observation capabilities. You did not leave your star system without being able to see where you were going. You can likely pick up everything in the spectrum and have space-based telescopes of all the various sizes. But more importantly, you can just fly past a system and deploy a massive telescope array to just watch everything that's happening in a couple light years. If you encounter a species playing with nukes… you've also encountered a species that likely has em comms and data traffic. Computers. Binary or trinary. Those are the two options there because of Euler's number which is ~2.71828… so on and so forth. Its important because when you distill signals down to the most efficient data/energy/work encoding… it comes out to roughly euler's number. Binary is worse than Trinary on energy/data efficiency, but easier to handle when you are just starting out with electronic computing. So our aliens will absolutely be able to decode our data – remember, they can pretty much build themselves and anything they want which requires processing and storage vastly superior than anything we're going to have lying around at the moment. So… they're going to have that, our data exchanges… and all the DNA sequences we keep on popping over the internet between each other for research and medical purposes.

ET doesn't need to visit to have a perfectly functioning human being to study. They don't even need to print one out. They can just read our medical journals and watch us interact with each other.

ET doesn't have to put anything on a planet, or even enter the solar system, to know everything about us now. They might have had to before the bombs… but even then, getting into orbit with sensors and systems that can pick up the enitre spectrum and scanning things… if they really wanted to interact it would only take a few days of observation and they could probably just manipulate em fields to create a few remote devices that can build a human. Or a dog. Or a bird. Nothing we'd ever recognize back then as not belonging here. Nothing anyone would think twice about. Things that wouldn't even have to exist once their job was done. And none of the subjects may have even known they were being the eyes and ears of some other being. Maybe John Smith had been living for five years in New York in 1872 and continued to live there without leaving until 1884. And then John Smith was also in California for a week in June 1872. There would be no way to prove it. No reason to even look. No record of it anywhere because John Smith wasn't going to send a telegram or anything – he just had the memories of being on a train and crossing the country and wanting to look around San Fransisco. And then one day he got tired, went to sleep… and nothing was left by morning.

We're getting close to being able to do this with simple biological systems now and the systems that will allow us to colonize the solar system will be based on that kind of capacity to adjust biological and genetic systems to repair themselves or even to accept completely grown replacements when there are incidents. And that tech gets integrated back into us constantly. Its all just tool use after all. And everything we do to make ourselves more resiliant and adaptable will extend to our capacity to reach to the stars. We're never going to be in a situation where our technology is collectively more capable than we are collectively. Every time an advance of that nature happens, we will integrate it back into ourselves.

I don't know if there is an intelligent space-faring civilization currently in our galaxy. Odds are there has been before. Odds are there will be again. There are likely some in the galaxies around us if there are none here. Although that will not matter for a very long time. Science requires extraordinary proof. None of what has been revealed to date meets that criteria. That is the only answer we can be given. As Sagan said: "Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves."

If we're going to make it, that's going to be up to us.

Dark matter getting thrown out the back wouldn’t have any signature. If it exists.

I seen one come down from up there with the satellites to about 1 km above the ground in less than 4 seconds. It had a short white fiery tail of Saint Elmos fire before it pulled a 90-degree needle point turn right moving horizontal. And I could hear it. It was an impossible machine. Much more to this story.

22:36 then how did two pilots, simultaneously, see it acheive near instantaneous over-the-horizon velocity (not to mention be detected <2s later 60 miles away at their classified CAP point)? That can't be accounted for by parallax and wind speed.

Just because it looks like it's moving that fast doesn't mean it is. Radar guns pick up windy tree leaves going 70 mph because of some bs physics, it is most likely picking up two objects, a baloon on the water and in the sky, probably both broadcasting radar off the skin like an antenna, connected to a submarine underwater using it like noise cancelling headphones or as a diversion

This was a really solid video. Super balanced, good work. Glad people are finally taking this subject seriously instead of automatically calling witnesses crazy.

Very good explanation of how these are analysed and assessed, seriously important for UAP/UFO research. However I take issue with the lack of acknowledgement of personal experience, whether observing craft in the skies, on the ground, or personal encounters often with multiple witnesses, especially from early 20th century before this became part of the zeitgeist and before we had the instruments. Granted this isn't hard quantitative "scientific" data gathered by multiple high-tech instruments, but is perfectly valid as qualitative data recognised today in many scientific fields not just ufology. So often there is no hard physical evidence or instrumental records yet the experience is so real and powerful it changes lives, more than other major life milestones we recognise, like marriage or childbirth. This really should be recognised as a fundamental aspect of UFO research. (I'm a scientist who has worked in both quantitative and qualitative sciences, and experienced a number of anomalous events myself throughout my lifetime.)

Ugggghhhh, why is the obvious always ignored? You have an object that is somehow, churning the water below it. Same object seems to be able to overcome air friction, without leaving any tell tale thermal signature of the energy required.

You have object, objects envelope medium, then air. Not object with the air around it. I dunno how, but when that thing moves, the air solution around it is a fair bit further away from the object than the objects surface. There is something else between the surface of the object, and the air.

Also, I don't think the cigar is manned. Not unless some weird alien body is contained within some kind of ballistics gel.

If there is some kind of envelope around the cigar, or some other kind of thermal emission capturing tech involved… Yeah, I really don't know. But these are my thoughts, devil's advocate that it's a something. 😂

Whole lot of wrong assumptions and misinformation of actual science….

Here's the thing, once you bring magnetic fields into the conversation 100g force really has zero effect on the craft or it's occupants. And for propulsion you just shift the magnetic field. Look at lev trains for an example of how quickly you can move something with magnetics. The power supply is the big question to cause it takes tons of power to do

This video is seriously awesome, mate! 🛸 Super detailed and logical analysis—no clickbait hype, just pure reliance on multimodal sensor data. I especially loved the section at [07:29] breaking down the Tic-Tac case with the ATF-FLIR thermal camera showing zero engine heat plume, and [21:16] where you explained the parallax effect in the GoFast video so convincingly. Really eye-opening to see how science approaches UAP phenomena. Keep dropping more high-quality content like this! 🔥👏

9:00 Allein diese schnelle Bewegung durch die Atmosphäre, erzeugt mindestens extrem heißes Plasma.
Das ist mit Sicherheit auf den Sensoren erkennbar.
Wenn das 1 reales Objekt ist, kann die Interaktion mit der Atmosphäre bei diesem Tempo nicht kalt 🥶 sein.

This was a surprisingly great video.
Precise and concise.
Well done.

Sean Kirkpatrick has been proven to be a cointel operative. The current AARO lead, Jon Kosloski, is leaving more reports open for further investigation. Do background on the people you reference.

It would be a waste of so-called time to travel to Proxima Centauri in a connected universe. Around the solar system for colonization, mining, tourism and such, it's the same for all the universe. More likely than aliens, the psychopath overlords have camouflaged space stations and bases on the dark side of the moon with shuttles and have us calling them UFO, UAP, or whatever.

Humans have a nemesis that looks, walks, and talks like us mimicking human behavior, yet lack the brain functions that make us humane. Psychopathy isn't hereditary, but it does tend to run in families. Powerful families have ruled since the so-called beginning of civilization occulting, destroying, and developing ancient knowledge while dumbing down the sheeple. A break away civilization releasing only enough to keep control of the masses. At the top of the hierarchy may be beings that have achieved immortality in one body. At the top of the hierarchy is a very wicked intelligence.

Occam's razor is a problem-solving principle stating that among competing hypotheses, the one with the fewest assumptions should be selected. Often phrased as "the simplest solution is usually the correct one," it is used in science and philosophy to eliminate unlikely explanations, rather than to confirm truth.

My theory is magnetic monopoles and room temperature superconductors. They don't need propulsion because they orient themselves using the Earth's magnetic field.

The tic-tac UFO gets it's energy from the ZPE-field. It can do these crazy maneuvers, because it's clad in a warp bubble, entirely removing friction and physics. It being visibly there, is a masterstroke of preemptive spatial mapping. What it actually does is, going through a multitude of wormholes, where entry point and exit points are overlapping. This creates the illusion of movement, when in fact, it actually never moves.

Alien tech is very boring, to he honest.

damn, the algorithm really be doing everybody like this at the same time. i only just got into this subject myself, and ive already seen unexplainable things in the sky years ago. twice.