Nasa UFO report: What we learned from UAP study - BBC News

[@june2420111]

Are they planning to just show us the same footage over and over again and tell us "theyre looking into it" forever?

[@PrettyFlacko882]

Nope... They are telling us its now being looked at with new tech... The new tech being... SCiEncEeeE

[@Pavel_Poluian]

This does not negate the simplicity of the fact: there are UFOs - such secret espionage equipment (flying saucers, triangles, cigars - with glowing zones, plasma propulsion panels). This technology was launched in the USA in the 40s of the twentieth century, now it is available in many places (in China, in the Russian Federation, in oligarchic and criminal structures). To cover up, the special services have been spreading various misinformation for 70 years, producing myths and fakes. It is necessary to know about it, these are elementary facts. Of course, these facts, as such, do not exclude - neither aliens, time travelers, guests from parallel spaces, otherworldly dark forces, etc. You can play ufologically with these UFOs, but believe me: espionage technology is in the first place in this phenomenon. The US Congress has already begun to declassify it little by little, but they are afraid of lawsuits and other claims of deceived ordinary people.☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

[@stonermagicinc.6343]

Bro.. everytime I see this thumb nail I just think "let's not keep going around in circles"

[@JohnLenardWalson]

GB 0:05 / 5:27 Nasa UFO report: What we learned from UAP study - BBC News

[@Pavel_Poluian]

@@JohnLenardWalson I understood from this video: all these aliens are just fakes, fantasies, fairy tales and the cover legend of the special services. They mask military programs, real UFOs, flying saucers and triangles - all these are purely terrestrial technologies. First they were made in the USA, and now they have been copied both in Russia and in China. Now, in conditions of global tension, the appearance of Russian UFO-type reconnaissance vehicles near American military facilities is more than justified. But it is important to remember that this technique is secret, first used by the Americans themselves in 1947, they have been actively using UFOs for many years... But this technology, plasma propulsion panels, is still not very convenient to use. Firstly, during the operation of the high-frequency pulsed elements of the railgun, which are part of the motor panels, strong microwave radiation occurs. This (even if it is protected by a Faraday grid) has a detrimental effect on pilots. Therefore, it is impossible to constantly fly on these devices. Secondly, because of the microwave oven, it is impossible to maintain radio communication with the devices. And, thirdly, the load capacity of the devices is still small. That is why "flying saucers" are used in secret mode for espionage purposes. However, recently such a spy function has become irrelevant due to the opening of borders and the availability of new technologies (satellite tracking). I advise you to read Christopher Buckley's book "Little Green Men", which satirically tells about the secret UFO technique and the spread of misinformation about aliens and even about fake "abductions" to support the legend. K. Buckley was a speechwriter for Bush Sr., he knew many secrets.🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@Satoru-Gojo]

NASA: No evidence of UAP 🛸 Mexican: Here are our 2 aliens 👽👽😂

[@Maddiehere89]

😂

[@Superiorsouthshorewoods]

FR lol

[@frontenac5083]

🙄

[@a.t.c.3862]

He couldn't resist making a joke, and said UAF instead of UAP. 😊

[@alvzcizzler]

It was some journalist obsessed with UFOs presenting fake alien mummies to Mexico's congress which I think he has before done similar things

[@dazzothegreat]

However, expectations are low because the US government still won't allow nasa to look at any classified documents .

[@ProfessorJayTee]

That makes sense. NASA is a civilian agency, not military. Their people don't have the proper clearances nor responsibilities.

[@dazzothegreat]

@ProfessorJayTee agreed ... but so much for 100% transparency 🙄 😒. But it is safe to agree that we can not be alone in this vast universe .... and if we are alone ... then that's truly sad because we treat each other so so badly

[@EricAllen8494]

Fact David Grusch gave CLASSIFIED evidence to DOD Investigator General which stated the info deserves investigation.

[@davidopsina3871]

Grush has well known mental health issues including being hyper delusion and was recently admitted to a hospital for the criminally insane.

[@bendlor]

Yup. Yet people will close their ears and yell unless it comes out of the government's mouth. That's what a truly enslaved person is, thinking a high level whistleblower spilling the beans under oath isn't compelling enough evidence

[@adrianlouw2499]

The BBC seems hell-bent on not reporting on the aftermath of the Hawaii fires...

[@adrianlouw2499]

@@Robespierre-lIBut a lack of information coming from that press so a shortage still.

[@Nowaday6]

Everybody knows what nasa stands for, Never A Straight Answer 😅

[@405Bullies]

I listened live... and I swear it sounds like they want rather discredit more sightings over trying to understand what's going on

[@countrygirlokla]

Yep. Big ole nothing burger with extra nothing fries on the side.

[@JonMcG]

so just because they didnt sing to YOUR narrative , they are being deceitful ?

[@jacknguyen5677]

Exactly…they said they’ll investigate it, but first thing first they already deny it, then there’s no point to investigate.

[@mike666nz]

Indeed

[@divyanshumane]

Disinformation campaign of aerospace companies

[@spookyninja4098]

Nasa - Never A Straight Answer

[@moneymaster4812]

Why does every news reader treat this as a joke.

[@raistmajere5627]

Because there is no empirical evidence to back it up.

[@thebeesnuts777]

100s of reportings but never reported? How would you know then ?

[@WilliamMillerJr-pk5oj]

Right!

[@berenvelman7962]

UAP has stood for Unidentified Aerial Phenomena for years.

[@vrclckd-zz3pv]

BBC is 6 years too years lol. New York Times was way ahead of them on this one.

[@funkymonk8240]

It was Ariel, then got switched to Anomalous, due to the fact that some of the UAP are observed underwater and outside of the atmosphere.

[@handler007]

congress should cut NASA budget to half for their apparent incompetence

[@vrclckd-zz3pv]

@philiphaseldine1135 They can't invent data but they can ask other departments for access to their data instead of just shrugging their shoulders and saying "Idk. That's all we have". The Navy has the Radar data from the 2004 Nimitz incident and the NRO has about 2 decades worth of footage from the Sentient program, which on the surface just looks like any other spy satellite program but whistle blowers have claimed is actually being used to get photos and videos of UAP. Bill Nelson also completely misrepresented David Grusch's claims when asked about it. Making it out like Grusch just heard from a buddy down the pub. It was his job as a part of the UAPTF to interview people from SAPs and he had 40 different people tell him the same thing. It seems like NASA wants to discredit the subject while making a faux effort to look as if they're actually doing something.

[@janniscarone4337]

Different tribes the old ones and not so friendly with Humans. The ones now are the Pelasgeians who appear on Sumerian statues and they are very very against KKK.

[@Ghostrider-ul7xn]

I'm not entirely confident that NASA is operating in good faith to get to the truth of this phenomena. They have a track record that raises suspicion of ( whether intentional or unintentional) coverups and misdirection on many cases. Here's an excerpt taken directly from the Close Encounters of the third kind wiki: "J. Allen Hynek, who worked with the United States Air Force on Project Blue Book, was hired as a scientific consultant. Hynek said that "even though the film is fiction, it's based for the most part on the known facts of the UFO mystery, and it certainly catches the flavor of the phenomenon. Spielberg was under enormous pressure to make another blockbuster after Jaws, but he decided to make a UFO film. He put his career on the line." USAF and NASA declined to cooperate on the film. NASA reportedly sent a twenty-page letter to Spielberg, telling him that releasing the film was dangerous. In an interview, he said: "I really found my faith when I heard that the Government was opposed to the film. If NASA took the time to write me a 20-page letter, then I knew there must be something happening."

[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

Produce this 20 page letter and its contents for examination

[@Ghostrider-ul7xn]

@@user-dc1dr9kr8x Go ask Spielberg.

[@williamwilson6499]

You are engaging in Confirmation Bias. You seek out what confirms your beliefs…no matter how silly.

[@rebirthofthecool5619]

Yea remember when they faked the moon landing

[@Ghostrider-ul7xn]

@@williamwilson6499 That's hilarious, I'm a research scientist with decades of experience. If anyone who is aware of how biases can interfere with conclusions, that would be me. I've been investigating this phenomena and everything surrounding this most of my life. I follow the evidence. I won't have a strong opinion on something unless I've made sure I've perused all available evidence out there. I started out as a skeptic, but my priors have been changed since then with evidence. One thing that no one can deny - plethora of evidence showing USAF, CIA and NASA's involvement to stigmatize and to sway public interest on this phenomena. Anyone who says otherwise clearly is ignorant on this topic.

[@browngreen933]

Why ignore the possibility that UAPs originate from right here on Earth or from other places in our own Solar System? The "from the stars" and from "across the galaxy" stuff is more like science fiction or a Hollywood movie.

[@Pyrrhic537]

The Solar System is possible.

[@simonsimon325]

Nobody who is investigating these things seriously is making any solid statements about what they are or where they're from though. If you take what they say at face value, they say they haven't the foggiest idea. Nobody's saying they're definitely extra terrestrial, or otherwise.

[@LenaPatsa]

It is statistically impossible that alien life does not exist.

[@noktasifir3725]

they are from other dimensions, it is possible to time travel through the 4th dimension by changing frequencies. they are saying aliens because it is easier to digest and the idea of aliens having to travel through space to come here is less scary for the public according to them.

[@sightline4004]

@@noktasifir3725 the 4th dimension is time

[@handler007]

congress should cut NASA budget to half for their apparent incompetence

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

Changes everything

[@bendlor]

How?

[@AlPottoff]

Has anyone else noticed that there is no dispute anymore that UFO’s are real? The debate seems to have moved to “we know these things exist, but have no idea what they are…oh but by the way, we definitely do know they’re not extra terrestrial”

[@MManv81]

The classic news before a big economic crisis.

[@KamiTenchi]

As if we should trust NASA, I'm good.

[@Jfladager]

Who can ya trust these days am I right Kami? Sheesh.

[@hgbnkbggj2915]

What are you talking about? Nasa are an extremely transparent organisation and your scepticism is entirely misplaced. Give one good reason why they cannot be trusted.

[@richardhole5301]

I'm glad BBC uses the popular abbreviation UFO. UAP is to takes the emphasis out of the title.

[@SimonSedgwick]

I think it comes from the point that some of these devices are 'transmedium'. In that they enter the sea and fly.

[@richardhole5301]

@@SimonSedgwick No, Nick Pope, who was with the British Ministry of Defense at the time, coined the term. He later said he wanted a new term that did not have the stigma as UFO. He wanted people to react less.

[@Ghostrider-ul7xn]

Exactly, I wished everyone went with the original abbreviation.

[@frontenac5083]

What?

[@frontenac5083]

No, this idiot did not coin anything. @@richardhole5301

[@churchv1849]

Why does every UFO picture/video look like it was taken by a Nokia

[@goldbing]

Why suddenly the whole world is talking about aliens and UFO?

[@geoffbirchall7552]

It’s part of the next psyop!

[@Ghostrider-ul7xn]

Because public has grown tired of the lies and deception that's being going on for more than 70 years on this, and their efforts for transparency are finally seeing the light of the day. Its about time.

[@NotMeGworl]

Just rely on science = just listen to what WE tell you, and don't question it

[@ElleEm11]

It’s a complete gobbledygook thing to say, 2 and 2 make 5.

[@Dungshoveleux]

Hunter just got indicted on gun charges.

[@tonysherwood9619]

Can you get Julian Assange out - we need more reality!

[@farceadentus]

Let the Soft Disclosure begin!

[@Dani-El.]

UFOs 😞 UAPs 😍 Truly bizarre.

[@tritun5154]

Let’s forget about the 100years of research into this phenomenon. We need a hotline for commercial pilots! Won’t someone think of the commercial pilots!!

[@jhonwick18699]

I'll simplify it for everyone to understand : We need more budget. It will accelerate the us military capabilities.

[@Jfladager]

Really.... the US Military is already 20pct of the entire US Budget.....and more is needed?

[@andyhelliwell4955]

Nasa confirms that alien tech cannot evade our survelance, even after being capable of flying accross the universe in massivly advanced craft ?

[@HAL-vu8ef]

The sceptics have to be correct 100% of the time, the believers just once.

[@bunnyban5365]

Good one

[@raistmajere5627]

However the believers have not been correct as yet. Over 70% of people on the planet own a mobile phone or camera and nobody have managed to capture a absolute clear photo or video of an Alien Craft. All the ones you see are grainy and hard to make out. The other ones are just obvious fakes.

[@HzHz]

Wasting time & money.

[@MrLewooz]

all earth made, guys....

[@guff9567]

More NONSENSE from da BBC

[@auro1986]

bbc learned that not all of them move on tripods

[@totalfreedom45]

Nothing wrong with imagination, speculation, hypotheses, conjectures, and science fiction. So far, however, the Fermi paradox stands strong above the great filter, the dark forest, the zoo, and the aestivation hypotheses, leaving the Rare Earth hypothesis as a strong probability. 💕☮🌎🌌

[@narrativequestion]

i'm only here for the comedy.

[@stet8826]

The folks' airbrushing photographs for decades are now looking for evidence. Lol. It's about as convincing as your media coverage and enthusiasm for truth. LMAO.😂😂😂

[@gregmoore167]

"here is a very good example from 2004"...that is is no way shape or form a very good example; it equates to nothing!

[@bendlor]

Right, 4 aired pilots were all just hallucinating when seeing a craft drop 80,000 ft to see level in less than a second and do other impossible menauvers 😂

[@SAB8SAB8]

The videos and sighting details were wrong but hey I guess at least you are reporting on the subject instead of leaving your heads in the sand like you have been doing for decades. Good job BBC.

[@benlock5400]

Yeah, the details play down what happened in the footage, making it seem lame. And where was their report on the US Congressional hearing? Not so much conspiracy but definitely a snotty type of attitude.

[@ayoolukoga9829]

And it came to pass, when men began to multiply on the face of the earth, and daughters were born unto them, That the sons of God saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose. - Genesis 6:1-2

[@ayoolukoga9829]

@@Robespierre-lI 🌟

[@_dan_here_]

Great to see the BBC leading the way on staying up to date on UAF???! Where’s the coverage of the Mexico Aliens???? Shocking level of coverage on this matter

[@edgardocasuga5074]

the earthlings will just WAIT what is to unfold--and we are absolutely helpless.

[@Chojimaroji]

Do people actually have issue with UAP vs UFO? If you can’t identify something how would you know if it’s an object? UAP is simply a more accurate description.

[@EZGaming826]

no! UAP want to know about ufo. Why alien come in earth. Alien visit and travel.

[@frontenac5083]

Indeed! And if you ask me (and I know you don't), even "UAP" is used too broadly as the U stands for "aerial", and in many cases, who knows if these "things" are even something high up in the sky as opposed to a simple glitch with the camera equipment filming it or at best something playing tricks on the mind of the witnesses and subsequent viewers by buzzing very close to the camera lens...

[@frontenac5083]

You learn English? @@EZGaming826

[@DaLnReNO]

Hundreds? Try tens of thousands

[@adrianlouw2499]

You're not distracting me from what the U.S military is up to.

[@Dmog97]

Just stop denying it We all know they are real just confirm it already !!!!

[@Dollarg1-j3g]

What’s real

[@TJTRIZZ]

The second video is known as the nimball and it wasnt from 2021 🤣🤣🤣

[@greenerz]

Looking like a cruise missile, shows a blatant saucer type craft moving in the way in which Bob lazar said they did , they fly with there belly towards the the destination and off it goes covering vast distances of space in moments.

[@frontenac5083]

Oh, hey! Here comes the pimp and convicted felon again! (Lazar.)

[@greenerz]

@@frontenac5083 nobody’s perfect just because he has a conviction doesn’t make him a fraud.

[@jameshealwriter]

So we learned that we need someone to learn more...

[@nanfoodles]

I dont see the need to change the name of UFO as it means the same thing as UAP. Thats like saying I am going to change your name from Zack to Zac. Its not gonna stop people from coming up with conspiracies because you change the name.

[@legitbeans9078]

No, it does not mean the same thing at all. Weather balloons don't fly, they float.

[@nanfoodles]

@@legitbeans9078 Ya that was the problem they were trying to address lol

[@SyntaxErr19287]

It’s real people you can rest easy everyone who has been called a weirdo or insane

[@ЕкатеринаРусанова-м3з]

Bill Gates, we don’t believe you anymore

[@oksyar]

Oh stupid world, navy launch experimental cruise missile and drones without telling its pilots to understand how detectable they are. And those pilots suddenly think it's aliens, lol

[@bendlor]

Right, dangerous near missies with their own jets was defo the aim 😂😂 testing equipment near a practice flight. Also a missile/drone dropping 80,000 ft to see level in less than a second, plus do other impossible menauvers while having 4 sets of eyes on it? Interesting logic you got there mate

[@oksyar]

@@bendlor there's no video evidence of any object dropping 80k feet in less than a second. All the video evidence shows "possible" maneuvers that can be performed by unmanned flying objects

[@bendlor]

@@oksyar aah ok, 4 pilots lying/hallucinating, I get you bro I get you.

[@bendlor]

@@oksyar Imagine still not believing the ufo reality after a high level military intel officer and his 40+ first hand witness constituencies with corroborated accounts submitted 11 hours of verifiable granular detailed evidence in classified government documents, soecific names and locations, and more, plus under oath, risking their life, freedom, security clearances, careers, and reputation to do so

[@oksyar]

@@bendlor without evidence, everything is as good as hallucination

[@quinnmcdonald3763]

NASA: trust us, nothing to see hear, science proves we have all the answers Also NASA: um...yea...our new director, yea, we cannot disclose who it is. But we have a new director.

[@raistmajere5627]

Do you think NASA is the only space agency? What about other countries such as Russia, China, Europe, India, Japan just to name a few. Let’s not forget the thousands of Amateur Astronomers looking at the skies every day. Do you think all of these are working together in hiding alien contact or alien sightings or could it be that you have not really thought this through before you made your comment. If I live in your world then once my new telescope is delivered my phone will ring and I will need to sign a contract of secrecy or I will go missing……. I think you need to think more and use your common sense. Yes I know common sense is hard to come by however you need to try. 😊

[@legitbeans9078]

"nothing to see hear" - complete idiot

[@bobstevens457]

OT:Benny Hill considered funnier than Monty Python by two TV stations--WOR and WLVI.

[@sunilpaliwal995]

Why all UFOs only seen in usa? 😂😂

[@Pyrrhic537]

They're not. China, Russia, Brazil and Middle East too. Europe to lesser extent. Africa, South America.

[@HAL-vu8ef]

Two of the most famous sightings are in Australia and Zimbabwe. Look up Ariel school and Westall School.

[@technowelliebobs4779]

The first clip is from an F18’s FLIR sensor. The object flying above the water is indeed a bird. Look at the wings flapping. The 2nd clip is again a FLIR sensor looking at a jet in the distance, the camera rotates around it. Grow up people

[@bendlor]

Right, 4 aired pilots who all had eyes on the thing dropping 80k ft in less than s second and do other impossible menauvers were all hallucinating

[@technowelliebobs4779]

@@bendlor Faulty sensor reading. Or secret technology. Not aliens

[@toram6210]

The whole report is waste of time

[@MaroonedInDub]

That title opens up a huge new area compared to just things in the sky. They'll need a bigger mailbox now.

[@bendlor]

Nah the world's laser focused on UFOs, they're never gonna evade that fact no matter how much they broaden the term, and rightfully so

[@mikewhocheeseharry5292]

“Extra-Terrestrial Origin” are key words here because they’re from Earth, either they’re military (triangle crafts) or advanced species that’s been here on Earth long before we were. 😊

[@boratsagdiyev3936]

UAF? What a fool.

[@artursbondars7789]

So there are unexplained things in the sky.

[@bendlor]

That's the governments narrative

[@MrLee-qz3gy]

So excited NASA is up to this. We need professionals.

[@loreicmaster]

Theyve had decades and trillions and havent found anything what makes you think they can actually do it now they are bloated beyond value.

[@handler007]

congress should cut NASA budget to half for their apparent incompetence

[@bendlor]

David grusch, a high level military intelligence officer isn't professional? 🤔🤔

[@shenlim7642]

That kind of speed of travel most likely future humans traveling through time than aliens appearing out of no where.

[@oasis67]

Other worlds, other species more evolved than us could have developed that techology. Even if humans advance to tgat stage why would they go back in time? The Butterfly Effect etc...

[@shenlim7642]

@@oasis67 I believe no matter how advance aliens are we should be able to detect them in space if they are actually here. Which is why I believe time travel is more likely the case.

[@ocker2000]

This report starts with the spoken script identifying the videos incorrectly. Locations and years and subjects are wrong. Then during the exchange on the edge of giggly chatter it is waved away that the Defense (DOD) and NASA work closely together is natural. No mention that DOD has a different mission from a military view than the public NASA mission and may not mix at all. Oh well, one day the UK will follow the US on reopening research on this phenomenon and have a similar structure. Thats because UAP/UFO are a global phenomenon.

[@kevinporcel6087]

NASA its the only corporation agency apart from the goverment that knows Alien Life exists decades ago.

[@hgbnkbggj2915]

Evidence-free nonsense.

[@tinyikomaluleke3594]

Remember we have millions of governments😂😂😂problem with amerians is one!! U believe ur the only people in this world

[@tonysherwood9619]

You could make a whole new industry from this and create a buzz - virtually!

[@andrewgordon9093]

More lies coming

[@geoffbirchall7552]

NASA never a straight answer!

[@frontenac5083]

You: never an original comment.

[@geoffbirchall7552]

@@frontenac5083 keep taking your boosters!😂

[@wjjonesy]

Try saying 'unidentified anomalous phenomenon' five times fast

[@bendlor]

I did, nailed it

[@AlPottoff]

It’s all about the language being used. “No evidence UAP are of extra terrestrial origin”. So this implies that yes, these are real objects, that they do not think they are extra terrestrial. The obvious question is, “ How do they know what they definitely are not, when they have no idea what they are??

[@badhairday_247]

Most are only visible via infrared so good luck.

[@UniteOrDie2024]

What we learned…umm.., Nothing!

[@TribalmonkeyS]

ufo doesn't mean aliens it just unidentified and flying . maybe a balloon?

[@steve.wright3780]

UK reporting but no UK involvement or research.

[@naturalhealthnews]

I think the appropriate designation should be "BFO" - Blurry Flying Object. 🤣🤣🤣

[@bendlor]

Good one. Cause aliens would defo pose for photo opps instead of just wizzing on by. Did you know it took 11 hours to get the first 4k photograph of the Chinese spy balloon?? You're dellusional it you think a lousy cell phone is gonna take crystal clear photos of an aired object. That said, there's still some decent footage out there. You tube search "turkey UFO incident". A zoom in by a coast guard on a UFO so close you can even see the occupents inside

[@williamwilson6499]

We learned that our F-18 pilots need a lot of training in identifying objects and how their sensors work. Balloons…IR flares…out of focus aircraft…sensors that rotate their lenses.

[@noduh736]

Dr Jamie could get it

[@concernedcitizen7385]

This operation Bluebeam really has fallen flatter than a pancake.. They must be really annoyed 😂😂😂

[@danyelnicholas]

So what did we learn?

[@PogLewis]

Bugger all!

[@icarusandtherabbit]

Good for them

[@DH-zp7bc]

What about the skies above? We have a right to know what's going on.

[@davidopsina3871]

Rights? Who the hell do you think you are?

[@Bob-xq4nk]

Satalites have already captured images, we need full disclosure and to work together as a species cause this is a planetary phenomenon

[@FlyWithMe_666]

0:22 American Airlines has those cameras installed? 😅

[@legitbeans9078]

Yeah wtf was that. How did they get it so wrong. That was also the US navy infrared camera tracking a balloon.

[@michaeltorio3459]

Laser eyes brightburn😶

[@和也三田]

NASAがUFOのレポート？🤔

[@GarryL]

UAF... wow haha... there so far behind the reality of things it's shocking lol

[@simonsimon325]

This guy was clearly still labouring under the delusion he's on the clever team with his flippant attitude.

[@vrclckd-zz3pv]

A Fox News anchor made the exact same mistake last month lol. Unidentified Arial Fenomena.

[@CONNELL19511216]

Extragalactic? Is she from the Andromeda galaxy?

[@ikku4321]

UAF?

[@richardallan2767]

I thought all the UAP videos were of objects going faster than anything man can do, going in and out of water, stopping instantly with no slow down? That said, in real terms, to me, they are crappy videos of black dots next to sea or clouds, so....

[@bendlor]

There are many good ones. KZbin search "turkey UFO incident" . Hours and hours of footage of a coast guard zooming in on a UFO so close you can see the occupants inside. Plenty other decent ones too. Also, Did you know that it took 11 hours for the Chinese spy balloon to finally be photographed in 4k? Truth is cellphones suck when it comes to filming far away aired objects, and UFOs travel impossibly fast, not pose for photo opps. The cream still rises to the top, but it's still not an easy process

Swamp gas

[@trentreimer130]

0:20 Soooo the BBC is revealing for the first time that US commercial aircraft have military grade radar-jamming resistant targeting pods now? 5th amendment babieeeeee!

[@kennedyochiengobat]

The day they identified the Chinese spy balloon as an alien space craft was the day I concluded these people are just childish grown ups who still believe in fairy tale stories 😂😂😂

[@sreenilthiyyath8918]

What the hell's this

[@Canyouactuallynot]

What are they trying to distract us from this time

[@bendlor]

The David grusch account 😏

[@angryoctopusgaming7680]

Shhh they will 👂 you 😅

[@barteatmyshorts8252]

CUFA Chinese unidentified flying Aircraft or RUFA Russian unidentified flying aircraft. That what it is

[@LayzeeDee]

ya maas an alien

[@tonysherwood9619]

It comes from the disney perspective!

[@user-dc1dr9kr8x]

So what happened in Mexican congress today needs more investigation?......