#MrBallen

[@fjnemo]

People are so scared to look dumb, that they are afraid to look at the possibility and spend more time trying to debunk something than looking at both sides of the argument

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

Yep. I've learned not to share my experiences with just anyone. Even certain close friends and family that are even willing to hear me out start looking at me like I might've gone nuts. At this point, people in my life know I've experienced things. If they want to ask about, I'll share, but I don't bring it up. I'm not a fan of being perceived as dumb or crazy, and forcing the issue only makes it worse. Some people are SO scared of seeming foolish, they don't even want to be guilty by association with things society considers foolish. In a way, it's like the opposite of curiosity. It's like an anti-curiosity, where even considering things hypothetically becomes uncomfortable and they'd rather not. I get it, but it's too late for me. Almost seems nice...

[@halicarnassus8235]

You'll notice that some the absolute hardest of Skeptics are actually genuinely too terrified to want to even believe it could be true.

[@FEARNoMore]

‘illusory truth effect.’ Essentially, the more people who see or hear a piece of misinformation that isn’t challenged, the more likely that misinformation seems true. Often misinformation tugs at your emotions, grabs your attention, and is undeniably appealing. This causes it to spread faster, thereby becoming repetitious, and sticking in people’s thoughts and beliefs."

[@1980bcman]

​@@FEARNoMorethis is a pretty foolish comment now that the US government and even NASA has admitted that they are real it's just that nobody really cares

[@shadowock3438]

Btw the pentagon videos were leaked. Thats the only reason the government acknowledge them in the first place. They were classified videos that leaked. That video of the one called gimbal, there is 4 more minutes to that video and apparently more objects are shown. In the video you can hear one of them say theres a whole fleet of them.

[@JJLuver33]

Do you really think they would tell us if they found anything on the Webb telescope?

[@mumuspain2086]

It's almost certain (though not 100%) that there is alien life out there. Whether they have made it here or not, I have no clue. I do get annoyed with people who are certain we haven't been visited though. Absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence. Just because you've never seen something, that doesn't make that thing not real.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

I know, so annoying. Stubbornness is a general quality of atheists

[@mumuspain2086]

@@user-wr9ej6xe4j truth

[@FEARNoMore]

So u get annoyed at people who are certain we haven't been visited but people who get annoyed at u for being certain we have been visited. shouldn't be? Civilizations that just believed in unproven fantasy, imagination, fears, dreams and superstitions and don't believe in science, go extinct. Cuz they stay and think just giving a sacrifice to a volcano will solve the problem of the volcano that's erupting. The people that survive the volcano erupting use science and critical thinking ... and move.

[@2005YouTubeUser]

there has been historical accounts of ufos daz

[@protonneutron9046]

Both my Father-in-Law (USAF Col.) and my father worked on the space program and Apollo missions. They both said that there are so many UFOs flying around that the astronauts were thoroughly briefed on what to expect and to not interact with them by order of the President. Hours of footage taken by the military since the 40's. One film shows a UFO landing at Edwards air force base in the early 50's in front of one the future astronauts (then a test pilot) and his ground crew. The UFO shown in this video had an acceleration rate of >200 Gs. That is >2 kilometers/second acceleration

[@aj897]

9:40 That's from our perspective, a civilization that can travel to and inhabit multiple planets would probably number in the trillions if not more. We also don't know what a group that lasts millions or billions of years would look like nor how spread out they would be across our universe. 10:03 Our planet and solar system are constantly moving in space, we can't find a signal that's never going to be in the same spot

[@FEARNoMore]

If they need a vessel (space ship) in order to travel through space. They are likely as fragile and primitive as we are.

[@nickrobinson5352]

Mike: "that's where Jeff crashed in the 50's" 🤣

[@JMcKey21]

I like Dave’s interest in the subject. Sounds like he’s listened to Fravor’s interview. There’s a good 60 minutes interview with Fravor and another pilot about the ‘tic tac’ incident. It’s really hard to deny their testimony.

[@OBDaveReacts]

I have listened to it. He's definitely a credible guy in my opinion

[@JMcKey21]

@@OBDaveReacts thanks for the reply Dave! I’m a huge skeptic but when I listen to those pilots I get a little excited about the possibilities.

[@kinjiru731]

You guys should do more Mr. Ballen! My views align with those Mike expressed. Mr. Ballen isn't disabled, though he did suffer some injuries he's well recovered from during his service.

[@majindomttv3903]

Not too long ago another signal was heard and the scientific community had a meeting to discuss if we should reply to the message. It was decided by the group led by Stephen Hawkins that it was in our best interest to not answer the message. Because answering could cause us to meet something that is smarter then we are and we would have no control of what it decided to do if it found us.

[@2005YouTubeUser]

That was the correct decision

[@lop90ful1]

Ironic cause i imagine other civilization doing the same lol

[@FEARNoMore]

Kinda defeats the purpose of answering the question of "are we alone in the universe?" lol If the signals are in deed extra terrestrial, then they are as primitive in space exploration as we are cuz they would have found us already. lol

[@xykeem4805]

I believe we will soon find out a lot about alien life in the next decade. With the advancements of telescopes, we will be able to closely observe Exoplanets that are in their star’s habitable zone.

[@isaiahwashington5443]

If you’ve ever watched a video showing how big the universe is and think we’re the only lifeform or the smartest your just close minded because you can’t see it. Wish Daz was a little more open minded

[@pamelarobinson7719]

People need to open their minds and at least listen to what other people have seen. Very credible people.

[@2005YouTubeUser]

Daz thinks he knows a lot but he really doesn’t

[@FEARNoMore]

I believe it's possible for other type of organisms depending on the environment of their galaxy, plane. Humanoids like us with the same conditions in our galaxy, planet is just too rare.

[@captain_crunk]

One reason why we might be the first lifeforms to travel in space is because the universe is still very young relative to the age it will be at the end (star formation will likely continue for 100 trillion years, and blackholes may exist for a google years). The number of concurrent lifeforms in the universe might follow a bell curve, where it'd be logical to think the most lifeforms alive at any given instant would be right in the middle of the bell curve. At "only" 14 billion years old, the universe is still super young, so it's entirely possible that we are among the earliest lifeforms - and if there are others they are probably randomly located throughout the universe...which is so ludicrously gigantic it's unlikely they are anywhere near enough to get here, even if they traveled at the speed of light.

[@bus6292]

Navy SEAL turned successful KZbin storyteller is the strangest career arc ever.

[@actuariallurker9650]

I have a Math and Physics ungraduate degree, graduate courses in Astronomy and Astrophysics and am an amateur telescope viewer- so know enough to be dangerous. I seriously believe from the scientific articles on biology that the leap from one cell animals to multi-cell animals is HUGE but once achieved then a planet CAN develop more advanced life. Once that stage is reached it has to survive comets, natural weather disasters, disease, solar flares, and self-annihilation from AI, bioweapons, nukes etc before it might start to spread around the galaxy. So with that context I believe that there are MANY "exoplanets" around other stars that may have oceans with microbes in it, or algae or lichen on the land, but very few if any that would have animal life or advanced animals like humans, chimps, dolphin, whales etc that could communicate. Sea creatures that never migrated to land would not have hands or legs and would be unable to build transmitters, rockets or other tools- so only the land based creatures have chance of developing technology we could detect. So my semi-informed opinion is that if we ever develop transport fast enough to visit nearby stars (or even visit the warm oceans on moons surrounding the outer planets in our own system) we are very likely to just find microbes. Any civilization that developed millions of years ahead of us would likely send robotic drones to monitor us, so it is not surprising that these UFOs have g-forces of 20-80 that would kill a living pilot. If anything they are VERY advanced drones sending back scientific data to the creatures who sent them. If you were an advanced species you would send such probes to 100s if not thousands of worlds, see if any of them had dangerous life that might try to kill you, and then make contact with those who are friendly or worse the ones you could conquer. Just like Spain, France, and England coming to The Americas and having small armies overthrow everyone and take their valuables. Also if they are that advanced they might consider US too boring to deal with. Would you travel 500 light years to speak with a squirrel? I suspect WE will have to pass some of these "great filters" that could end the Earth, AI, global warming, war, nukes etc before they might think of us as even worthy of contacting...we would have to stop being "savages" in their minds

[@machamanos7466]

Nobody thought a UFO would look like a tictac.

[@Oldman78]

Like they say truth is strange then fiction.

[@Harrywilkinscornwall]

I used to work in a village on the coast in Cornwall, I’d have to walk to and from work in the early hours of the morning. One morning I saw this rectangular tictac shaped object hovering over the ocean near st Agnes. It took me by surprise, For the five years I’d previously walked this route along the coast I had never seen anything like it before I generally couldn’t explain it. After watching it for a few minutes it shot up into the sky in a blink on an eye. literally only took a millisecond in hyper speed. I’ve only ever seen anything like it once and I’ve never seen anything like it again myself. Until last year when the reports of tictac shaped objects were being reportedly spotted in America. Which was soon covered up by the fact that they were just more spy balloons that later reported as being shot down. Soon after that it all went quiet and no more information was ever released.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Sounds like you Have an Unidentified Submerged Object on your hands (or a “USO”)…..That’s the best place to party near earth… without a ship that bends gravity around itself, hard to get to….But also Some great real estate down there, never have to water the lawn…Its the new wild-west

[@FEARNoMore]

How long ago was your sighting?

[@crbr1432000]

My son recently ended his enlistment of years in the U.S.A.F. His job was in Intelligence and he had a top security clearance. He was stationed for a number of years at Nellis AFB in Nevada which is area 51. My son was a mission coordinator for the Predator drone. He is no longer active duty AF but he didn't talk in detail about his job when he was active duty and doesn't now. But, recently I asked him if he believed that there was life on other planets and in UFO's. His answer was a strong Yes, without further comments. Thanks for your reactions.

[@shoethief]

Sounds legit. I was in the Navy and what I saw out to sea, I would have to agree. There is 100% life out there and they build aircraft way better than anything on this planet possibly could.

[@2005YouTubeUser]

Nelis afb isn’t area 51. I live next to nelis afb

[@crbr1432000]

@@2005KZbinUser Area 51 is a Unit of Nellis AFB. You can look it up easy enough and learn more about your neighbors, starting with how to spell Nellis.

[@santino001vileno9]

First, Mom, thanks for the comment. However, Area 51 is located some 100 miles or so North of Nellis and includes Groom Lake Facility, and the Lockeed-Martin R&D Facility commonly called "Skunk Works". The drones fly out of Creech AF Facility, which is supported by Nellis but not on Nellis. All of this is pretty much common knowledge for those of us who have lived in Las Vegas, NV for some time. Nellis AFB is more famously known as the home base for the USAF Tunderbirds aerial demonstration team and also Red Flag (USAF version of Top Gun, sort of). I wonder why Mr Ballen didn't mention "Project Blue Book", hmm, I guess he has his reasons. Peace and long life to all.

[@2005YouTubeUser]

@@crbr1432000 no it’s not. Nellis and Area 51 are very far from each other. Nice try though.

[@FUTMILAN]

Joe Rogan Podcast: a US military pilot gave his story on his podcast, he's still an active pilot and he talked about military exercises where UFO's would watch from a far or disturb/jam their signals etc its mindblowing

[@helenchappell2632]

Mr. Ballen was with Navy Seal Team 2, was wounded by shrapnel in 2014 in Afghanistan and was medically discharged in 2017, but no he is not paralyzed.

[@Ali.89.]

Plz do more MrBallen! 🙏 I think you might enjoy his military related videos, they're fascinating, much love ❤ x

[@persephone9177]

Mr. Ballen isn't in a wheelchair...I always see him standing behind the stove in his flipflops in his HelloFresh ads😁

[@KamuiPan]

Fun Fact about the "WOW" signal and SETI, recently researchers have use AI to search for signals in the database and the AI found hundreds of artificial signals on it.

[@BigSirZebras]

He's not paralyzed. He might have been for a while but he fully recovered from the grenade that hit him in Afghanistan.

[@troillmainn]

If aliens secretly observed us for just a short while, I'm pretty sure they'd say "nah, f*ck that", head for the next solar system and never look back🙂

[@jontastic]

The earth is about 5 billion years old, the universe is about 14 billion. So imagine what beings that have existed for billions of years may have created. We are children by comparison. And two of my technology friends who have access to secret information, one said we already possess faster than light tech, the other said we were testing a new design. Not sure I believe that we have one, but we may be developing one.

[@d2ndborn]

Mr B Allen was a Navy SEAL yes. Ilove how he tells his stories no matter what they are. Thee has to be other life forms. My Dad lived in Roswell for many years, An interesting place to visit, they have made a whole industry out of the Alien stuff.

[@michaelsmith-iu1be]

Donut was in the navy but not a seal. he was also a cop for 2 years but realized it was to taxing for too little pay.

[@tiffymcconkey]

Mr Ballen was a Navy Seal

[@ballizlife914]

Dave -“Everything I say is allegedly” 😂

[@timreno72]

The Blokes sparked my interest so I GOOGLED Mr. Ballen. I had no clue he's a former Navy SEAL!

[@jamescameron4735]

When he says people are conditioned not to believe. He's talking about you daz and mike

[@LadyBeyondTheWall]

Right? Plus, they act like it's somehow MORE possible that another country has had technology for at LEAST 50+ years, as that's how long it's been common knowledge that ufos are a thing, that's far more advanced than anything we, as a species in general, have now. To me, it's way crazier to believe Russia or China is somehow 70 years ahead of the US and the rest of the world technologically, but they just have never used the technology to do anything but buzz around for no reason. 🤦🏻‍♀

[@FEARNoMore]

The "illusory truth effect" is a cognitive bias that makes us more likely to believe false information to be correct the more often we’re exposed to it

[@salteadog33]

10:04 my theory: the radio waves or signal sent was one temp signal or sent in bursts, just like how we send SOS signals in Morse code. Even if the satellite scanned back, the “message” had ended. Hence they couldn’t find the signal again. It’s like reaching the end of a voicemail, no matter how much you wait, the message has ended.

[@foreveryou9]

In the 12th Century Japan has a scroll discussing a silver disc coming to them and in 1800's a local Texas paper had an article about a flying discs crashing with small gray people they buried.

[@harryburnett7086]

Office Blokes and Mrballen makes my day wee bit better

[@ragnarocking]

The _WOW_ signal sounded like a fabricated cry for more funding. 😁

[@greggrove7506]

as far as the common shape of a typical ufo, it's possible someone saw one and it just became our standard. another theroy is that it's shaped like that with two spinning discs to create a gravity for the ship.

[@willvr4]

Given the size of the universe, even if only 1 trillionth of a percentage of planets had intelligent life, that would still mean there are hundreds of millions of intelligent species out there. Daz, how is the WEBB suppose to see recognize intelligent life? It's not looking for signals, it's a telescope.

[@samcomer8604]

You guys assume that "WE" are at the pinnacle of technology & intelligence. The worst mistake of any species (or individual even) is assuming that "I'm the biggest, baddest, most intelligent thing that's ever lived".

[@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883]

all evidence we have gathered suggests we are the most advanced beings in the universe. it won't take much evirence to change that but assuming we aren't the most advanced because space is real big isn't fact based.

[@abelreyna8781]

That thinking has caused the demise of whole empires

[@wckdaintgood]

Lol exactly, we humans seem to have an enormous ego

[@maxfisher719]

@@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 so u think it's the government who is flying UFOs? UFOs that have been reported as far back as the early 1900s?

[@Nekotaku_TV]

@@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 Hahahaha.

[@kennethswartz8252]

I don't necessarily believe individual accounts. However, I do believe in intelligent life outside this planet. I just can't accept the universe is empty. The idea that humans are the most intelligent species in the universe would depress me.

[@saiyanleague653]

The Anti conspiracy theorist are the crazy ones now and totally the minority. Man i love life lol

[@richminor3081]

We like Mr. Ballen when we have time for a story !

[@holddamayo7474]

I don’t think Daz quite understands just how vast the known universe is. And that’s just the part we know of which is tiny

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Fun fact: Mr. Ballen is a US Navy SEAL Veteran ,..one of the few and most elite Special Forces branches in the world. A SEAL turned CIA GRS Operator turned youtuber! 🇺🇸 👍

[@JEFFwasHERE...]

I bet Daz is a SAVAGE at the pub 🍻

[@immortaltyger1569]

without question.

[@coconyt3623]

You should keep doing a bunch of Mr Ballen's stuff! It's basically the best reaction material there is. Of course, if any of you've seen something already, that obviously kills it.

[@cthulhuspawn6290]

Read a comment section in a kyle hill video about dead space and the fermi paradox that since the universe is thought to be so old, we could've missed any chance of a universe thriving with life already. Conversely, we could also be the first.

[@momentary_]

Mike's comment about the gravitational pull of a nearby planet was a good comment. The tidal waves created by a planet that close would dwarf the high tides we get here on Earth. That planet would experience non-stop tsunamis from the gravitational pull of a planet that close to it.

[@FEARNoMore]

Assuming there'd be water or water left on the planet.

[@aztronomy7457]

James Webb is not a SETI telescope lol

[@TaMara_x]

The universe is infinite we cant be that ignorant to think we are the only intelligent beings 👽👽👽

[@Charlee1776]

MrBallen tells the story of how he was injured by a grenade in one of his videos. You guys should check it out! I pretty much agree with you all on the whole alien issue. There is certainly life out there but who knows what form it's in or if we'd even recognize it if we found it. Thanks for another great reaction! 🍻

[@beschutzer42]

Shut it off! Shut it off! 😂

[@TheLivirus]

MrBallen is truly a beast of story telling.

[@Maria-go5fd]

Actually Arnold who coined the phrase flying saucer ( disc) saw boomerang ( 9) shaped craft....that the way he drew them.

[@isaacerickson2383]

I think the WOW signal is more like a message in a bottle. Just a chance transmission that maybe someone someday will find and it’ll inspire whoever finds it to keep looking. Space is so vast that even higher life forms probably know the probability is so tiny that they will meet us. And so it’s just like us randomly sending something out just for the idea it could be found. Which honestly could indicate some very interesting, almost like minded life forms somewhere. Or it was nothing

[@salteadog33]

Good movie for y’all is “Abyss”. Interesting take on aliens. Which makes more sense to me since we know less about the bottoms of the oceans than the moon.

[@FakTorThis]

Donut was just in the Navy he wasn't a SEAL. He went to BUDs but quit.

[@PenelopeFrank]

Anunnaki, ancient Sumerian mythology speak of aliens.

[@zevynozevyn4102]

The best way i can describe it is the signals are like ripples in a smooth pond and we are islands in the pond, Toss your signal (Rock) in the pond and hope someone notices.

[@fjnemo]

With the sound wave that's been picked up, it could have been sent by any form of life millions of years ago depending on how far they are coz radio waves aren't going to travel across the whole universe instantly, it takes time

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

guys, drones cannot go up that high being that small at that speed, that thing is going nearly hypersonic speeds, omg these three blokes know nothing 🤣

[@mymymy9452]

*Dave Fighter pilot's don't know shit, but what they need to know, they were probably unknowingly being use to test out their future replacement a new unmanned drone, that's why they weren't told to fire.*

[@anthonyramirez9003]

Yeah, right now there could be alien life on their planet watching The Office Blokes...Glark, Pleedge, and Dacknutz on there version of KZbin. I'm Office Blokes Glark, I'm Office Blokes Pleedge, and I'm Office Blokes Dacknutz..

[@rekt8552]

MrBallen Teen prodigy's DISTURBING masterpiece is a crazy, must hear story.

[@gooflydo]

My biggest fear is our first contact message is " Stop broadcasting you idiots! you are in great danger".

[@jamescameron4735]

Donut operator was not a seal but he did serve in the US Army

[@jerzeyguy71]

Guys you know that England already has a stake on those planets from a previous Reign claiming the land for the Queen.. i enjoyed your outro conversation!! I think Mike is an alien, knew the language pretty good!!

[@uri25kmister36]

Mrballen is a navy seal donut operator was just a normal cop and was in the navy for a couple years but not a seal 😂

[@margaretsimmons1598]

Even Stephen Hawkings believed that is vest is the universe is there’s a strong possibility that there are alien life forms that we are not the only ones

[@bryangettel4060]

1977 - was probably some chump in town "improving" his CB radio.

[@sheepsky]

One of the oldest books we have from Ancient Greece is about aliens and life on other planets. They have been in our story telling forever, not just since the space race.

[@Maria-go5fd]

Exactly right!!

[@HoneyKrisp69]

the bible? lol

[@sheepsky]

@@HoneyKrisp69 no “A True Story” by Lucian of Samostata. Earliest example of scifi.

[@HoneyKrisp69]

@@abducteeofearth1703 show me proof

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

@@HoneyKrisp69 Funny seeing you troll again. I guess thats all you do. SMH

[@rachellevel8982]

Have a great weekend!

[@Roger-il8iw]

Even a civilization 1000 years more advanced wouldn’t have the technology to travel between galaxies more than likely. Donut was not a seal, he didn’t make it through buds. He was a cop though.

[@Baughlin]

The conversation is being had but we the regular people are not involved. I honestly think we have no idea what is going on

[@bradjohnson1578]

Mr. Ballen was also a Navy SEAL

[@rockymcallister4258]

Donut Operator was injured in BUDs training. He never became a SEAL.

[@tiffymcconkey]

Yes MrBallen was a Navy Seal, Seal Team 2

[@DiamondPreston1234]

More mrballen 💕💕

[@maribel238]

Mr. Ballen is a bad ass!

[@jasonligon5937]

Those planets are trillions of years to the trillionth power away from us with our poop rockets. Unless we got Wrath of Kahn cryostasis units, we ain't getting near them. And even then we'd need an Enterprise to give us a lift like Kahn too.😄😄

[@Really658]

These scientific advancements nowadays seem miraculous to me. Wouldn't surprise me about alien.

[@aarondrew4272]

BANGER!! Definitely need more Mr.Ballen Reactions 💯 he has so many good true crime stories you guys have to check out

[@melissabill1640]

Mike is right. It takes too long with current means of propulsion to get to nearby stars (and their solar systems that may have planets with life).

[@wiseomg]

For humankind that is true

[@harryburnett7086]

Ahahaha Gary Indiana, i grew up about 50 miles east of there

[@jdemd1977]

Please include more topics like this on your channel! True or not, they spark interesting discussion. Please don't watch the shows that are obviously biased towards extraterrestrial life, but ones that discuss credible individuals, often with military experience. Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman have a lot of guests that discuss the realities of such life.

[@imdiyu]

Wasn't the WOW signal later clarified as signal from a Pulsating Neutron star, or a Pulsar?

[@trevor3013]

A big reason it's not usually a global effort is because most countries wouldn't invest so heavily into it like the US would so the US just funds their own programs.

[@andirandolph8830]

Been waiting for more Ballen! 👏

[@carolynm3523]

He was a Navy seal. He did a video on that. Look a bit back.

[@Baughlin]

Honestly don’t know what kind of technology it is but I would assume it’s more ancient technology that we as people have had for long time

[@aazo5]

The Wow! signal is really interesting. Almost all natural explanations, including the comets MrBallen mentioned have been effectively debunked.

[@pamelarobinson7719]

You guys should watch some of the documentaries on UFO’s. People have seen the tic tac and other things since at least 1940. With photos. They are the same objects we see today. There is no way anyone had that kind of technology then or now. I believe it was the carrier USS Rosevelt (I’m not exactly sure of the name) that was used in one of the videos. One of the high ranking officers that saw these objects on radar, talked about how the objects were raining out of the sky and his life and career was ruined. Ruined by other people in the military. They made fun of him and dogged him so much for speaking out about what he saw. He said he was depressed for so long because he had a great career and it ended over this. When the Nimitz videos were released he was so happy because it validated what he saw. I believe these people who speak out. If you think about it, just as we sent out Hubble and James Webb, who is to say other planets aren’t doing the same. Some of the craft we see could be scouts not actual aliens on board. Maybe they are as interested in us as we are them. Just because the James Webb didn’t see an alien doesn’t mean they aren’t there. 🌟🌍🌙

[@ZomniacMedia]

Let's be real here... the JWT is not designed to take a picture of aliens, it is designed to look into the distant space (and therefore time) and observe what the early universe looked like and maybe make some large scale observations. On that scale advanced technology, inhabited planets/systems, or even remnants of advanced enough civilizations would not be observed... unless... the civilization is advanced enough to effect the large scale, such as constructing a Dyson Sphere, or a Black Hole Generator... something large that could be seen by the JWT.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

They dont want proof. Theyre lazy atheists, as most atheists are. And stubborn beyond reason.

[@Classic_Ze]

Fun fact, ballen in swedish is one of the words for penis.

[@flogg8635]

Plenty of spottings of Uranus in San Francisco.

[@doingstuffwithrus6574]

It's only a weather balloon. Nothing to see here 😆

[@KamuiPan]

About the second case discussion, there's cases everywhere, because you dismiss as hoax you just don't know. Even in Great Britain, there's a famous case in a nuclear missile facility, there's also famous cases here where I live in Brazil too with multiple fatalities even. In fact you can find cases everywhere in the world, even in Africa there's a famous event where a whole school minus the director saw a saucer landed near the school and aliens coming out of the spacecraft and talking with those children telepathically, they were even interview by a famous american psychologist at the time that said he thinks that on the kids mind the event was real. Even in prior decades the organization and magazine MUFON had even a whole storage facility full of shelf's with cases of UFO of all kinds as archives. But there's many types of conspiracy about it, if you want to learn more you should watch the channel "Who files" here on youtube, he does a fantastic job explaining know conspiracy including many alien ones. A fascinating channel. And if you really want to learn more about you should think of watching the series, "The Secrets of Skinwalker Ranch" on the HISTORY channel, they even have the first season fully on their official channel here on youtube. And the leading scientist Dr. Travis Taylor in charge of the investigation was also the leading scientist on the recent UAP Pentagon Investigation. Since then he has left the gov. project but over the now 4 season of the show he has done a lot of research on the UFO phenomena inside the ranch with his team of helping hands and countless sensor and at least a dozen experiments, they even have armed security since there's some scary and crazy stories reporter over the years in the area. The place was also own by Robert Bigelow that it's a billionaire on the aero-space industry.

[@Splagnate]

Pony’s are aliens!!

[@HiztoryNDAmakin]

JWST actually orbits the Sun. It is in a similar orbit as Earth just a little further away.

[@EskimoPablo907]

lol how would we fing that, michael

[@cosmicthespider7974]

That’s because anything that would have lived is likely dead as the light were looking at is billions of years old