UFO sightings explained | Sara Walker and Lee Cronin and Lex Fridman

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Sara Walker is an astrobiologist and theoretical physicist. Lee Cronin is a chemist. This is a conversation and debate about alien life and alien civilizations.
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[@konkyolife]

Multiple F-18 pilots, the ship bound radar technicians and the satellite monitoring crews tracking a object that moved 60 miles in a second, did not see a myth but an object.

[@neonpop80]

These high brow academics are too over their heads. It's actually hilarious. The public can see the over intellectualisation and over verbosity jargon these academics are spewing to take logical leaps and take tangents from the topic. They're soooo out of touch of reality. Bizarre world. I think they're completely uninformed and have no clue because they just dismiss it. Why? Because they're brainwashed like everyone else by their academic superior bubble. They're as sheep as everyone else. They need to be ahead of the curve by understanding the news and being able to directly respond to the situation. It's NOT mythical or theoretical sillies!! It's here and REAL! Geebus!

[@konkyolife]

@@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality yes an entire naval fight group all on LSD at the same time operating billion dollar equipment. Tw/t

[@konkyolife]

@@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality that’s the real McCoy!

[@vladik8843]

Dancing around the most real, unknown phenomenon. Her arrogance and lack of input is quite annoying.

[@Fraaip]

This conversation painfully ignores all the footage and reports from the US govt.

[@iraniansuperhacker4382]

Not only the US goverment. There was the French COMETA report that basically said ufos are likely to be alien, a couple of South American countries also have studied ufos, the Dutch had an incident where they basically said human tech couldnt do what they encountered, and a few other countries.

[@Fraaip]

@@iraniansuperhacker4382 Truth

[@shanlynwebb]

I know, I find these conversations completely blind and odd.

[@kosetzusagatho2032]

Ye,i was waiting for those facts to come to the conversation,but it went to a completly diferent and pointless point.

[@johnhopkinson4054]

Oh right that's the Govt that's completely transparent and not guilty of historical and scientific misdirection

[@sibbyeskie]

If you spend any time in academia you notice this disconnect sometimes. On one hand you have the absolute material immediacy of UFO's as indicated by the most implicitly trusted experts (military, pilots, intel, etc) you depend your life on as being sober and using adequate tools to make such determinations. And then on the other you have an absolute lack of interest in even asking questions pertaining to that. "May we see SOME of that classified data? Perhaps we can add pressure, alongside congress, to further unearth this issue as it could have... you know, implications for the field we work in?" Nothing. Just the same waxing philosophical (ironic, isn't it?) when there is data and research to be had right there in front of them should they choose that path.

[@braydopaintrain4346]

Well said. It's perplexing

[@JayM1989]

I feel like time and space is far too vast to prove or disprove anything. There could be a solar system thousands of light years away with an Earth like ours and people like us except they never experienced that time in 1998, when The Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and plummeted 16 ft through an announcer’s table.

[@SanatanRevival]

Great analogy

[@doomedspacemarine5076]

I'm glad to have lived in this universe and corner of time to have witnessed such a glorious moment in our human history.

[@drizzydaniell6907]

They probably don’t look like humans and don’t have sports. We always wish to find a planet with life like ours. But that’s imposible. What’s here what’s created here. We created our social conscience. In other earth like planet life will be 100% diferent

[@PlatinumState]

@@drizzydaniell6907 not necessarily. They could look similar to us but taller/shorter, bigger eyes/smaller eyes........

[@drizzydaniell6907]

@@PlatinumState what’s make you think that in other planet milillioms of light years they would have the same body type like hair fingers. Just curious. I always think they will be very different no even human like

[@eveclancy3541]

Lex, I appreciate how consistently you're asking guests about this phenomenon, and labelling your clips to alert those of us also interested.

[@leonlysak4927]

Sometime at night in 2010 when I was taking out the garbage from work I seen a huge, carbon black triangle -shaped UFO silently hovering over the Walmart parking lot behind our building. It was absolutely massive, covering the entire parking lot. Dead silent. Hovering and slowly moving towards the treeline. Three dim blue lights at each end. Man it was so close I could have thrown a rock at it and hit the underside. No sound coming from it, no signs of propulsion. Fucking creepy. This was basically in the middle of fucking nowhere too, no military bases around or airports. I was scared to drive home that night lol. I guess it's easy for me to believe after witnessing such a thing but man... all of the sightings confirmed by the government and these geniuses still don't want to entertain the idea of this being advanced life from other planets.

[@Madman6505]

That is an amazing account my friend. That's what made J Allen Hynek finally change from skeptic to believer. He asked how long could he keep telling himself that what so many sincere and credible people were telling him was all lies and fantasies. Strange now that the government finally admits UFOs exist but so many still think it's all nonsense.

[@rocketscott]

I've seen craft 2x in the same day in different cities. One was witnessed by a friend with me (on that day). They looked like a metal sphere. And I "heard" them telepathically before I saw them. They announced themselves. It's the exact same feeling as praying. To me, what I witnessed felt like angels, based on my experiences through prayer. I've never seen a triangle that seems really creepy.

[@rocketscott]

@@jumpingoutofairplanesmentality Difficult to explain through youtube comments but I'll attempt: basically I recognized the energy and it felt the same as angels (from previous prayers). Not like a human haunting, not how God feels when He speaks to you, but still positive, protective, and clear. It's not an audible voice but more like an inserted thought that interrupts your own that has a very specific feeling associated with it. That's the best way I can describe it. The impression I got was close to "Hey we're here look up" and there was the ufo. It disappeared came back, etc. Then later in the day I was walking a dog with a friend and I of course was freaking out telling them about it and then I sensed them again and then we both saw them, then they disappeared and came back. As far as your other question about angels needing spacecraft I don't have an answer (this is only my opinion as to what I witnessed based on my experience, though it is a fact that we saw something and that I sensed them beforehand). I would think a few things could be possible (1. Angels are mentioned as having craft in the apocryphal book of Enoch and based on your interpretation the book of Ezekiel (merkabahs by some accounts are a spiritual craft). 2. According to the Bible angels can change form, so do some UFOs apparently. 3. Perhaps the Biblical understanding of angels is slightly different than what they are. I don't know the answers. Only that there is something very real and tangible going on and people need to wake up in my opinion. UFOs are a very real phenomenon.

[@thirdlawofmotion]

I saw 2 green orbs traveling above the speed of sound with no sonic booms. Sure looked like alien tech to me.

[@RealRavi]

At this point nobody wants a lecture on the philosophy and role of myths in human history and epistemological theories. We just want an answer. What are these things flying around?

[@newpersonal3762]

They're most likely jinn. Not aliens, different dimension.

[@jakemegabyte896]

That's what the first set of questions is having us discover

[@pritpalsira]

Lol

[@jaftem2x]

The truth isn’t exciting.

[@chrisknight.unicycles]

There are no things flying around. That is your answer.

[@buckanderson3520]

How arrogant do you have be to admit that 95% of the universe is still unknown/dark while simultaneously thinking we have enough knowledge to start claiming that interstellar travel is impossible not only for us but for everyone else also. 95% is a pretty big margin for error.

[@peterhardie4151]

Yes. Travelling accross the Atlantic was an absurd feat not so long ago.

[@buckanderson3520]

@@peterhardie4151 with what has been discovered about black holes, that they are entangled entangled with the furthest reaches of space, who knows what else is possible. Also seeing is believing, what should I do not believe my own eyes. Kind of hard to not believe when you have seen it for yourself. I have also witnessed miraculous things, things that cannot be explained without the existence of God. And since I have witnessed both UFO's and miracles I have to somehow reconcile the two. So I have come to believe that the Ufo's people have witnessed are what the Bible calls angels. Beings not from Earth that observe mankind. The three wise men followed a bright light in the sky that moved and lead them to Jesus. The witnessed accounts are similar.

[@JamesReeeeeeeeed]

I'm wondering if the stigma behind this issue will ever actually die. You have such a wide range of beliefs from all these great guests. Hallucinations, misidentification, and all the way to credible witnesses, claiming direct & borderline outrageous experiences with whatever this phenomenon is. I'm not saying it's little green men coming to Earth, but I do find it a bit odd how quickly that possibility is brushed off as madness. Where will humanity be in a thousand years? Ten thousand? To assume no foreign intelligence could ever visit the Earth & Humanity certainly paints a bleak picture of our own future in space.

[@zazugee]

it's fine,we are have bias, but my problem is when scientists arn't aware of their own biases and masquerade it as "scientific truth"

[@abstractdaddy1384]

It's brushed off because out of all the explanations, it's one of the least likely. People do this all the time with out even realizing it. You walk out your front door and see a dead bird on the ground. What happened? Do you seriously entertain the possibility that a poisonous gas is outside? Or that the bird is faking being dead so it can slip into your house? Of course not. But technically they are possibilities. Why wouldn't you give serious consideration to them?

[@TheHighlanderprime]

@@abstractdaddy1384 Interesting analogy! My issue is the arrogance of even using “least likely” as a dismissive conclusion, when in fact our reality tells us that we know too little about reality in its totality to dub anything “least likely".

[@abstractdaddy1384]

@@TheHighlanderprime It's not arrogance. As I already said, people make probability judgements all the time. Why would you ever walk out of your house if you could get struck by lightning as soon as you step out? "That's ridiculous, it's very unlikely to happen". Yes, yes it is.

[@iraniansuperhacker4382]

@@abstractdaddy1384 why is it the least likely? Its entirely possible to draw up scenarios with known physics where a hypothetical alien civilization could literally visit and catalog every single habitable star system in the galaxy on the order of 10s of thousands of years at most. If only one civilization in the milky way is capable of traveling at significant fractions of the speed of light and they decide to use time dilation as a mean of exploration for their entire species then its 100% an inevitability that alien technology will at one point during that species history end up in our star system. if only one species in our galaxy did this at any point then you are dead wrong and suddenly aliens as an explanation for weird shit we in our sky goes up to the most likely explanation. See what you are doing is just repeating pop science talking points without any real understanding of what you are talking about which leads you to say profoundly ignorant things,, What the fuck does your shitty bird analogy have to do with an alien species deciding to explore the galaxy or not? What a load of pretentious crap no wonder aliens dont want to talk to us there are a few billion people just like you on this planet.

[@siblits654]

With all due respect to the guests, I don’t understand from an even scientific perspective you could speculate the way you are on these things with such obvious prejudice. That line of thinking is completely opposite to the Scientific Method.

[@carefulcarpenter]

The Scientific Method. With all respect, would please tell me your version, belief, or experience?

[@quantumac]

An honest application of the scientific method implies that if we have an _unknown_ then we should keep an open-mind about what the unknown might be while gathering more evidence and before we prematurely discount any possibility. That process should be ongoing until we resolve the unknown. Simply dismissing an unknown as misinterpretation or delusion without leaving the comfort of one's own chair is called "armchair debunking", and it should have no place in actual science. _There is a mystery here._ The UAP phenomena seems to have a pattern where they appear near aircraft carriers and nuclear facilities. That is a pattern which could be used to gather more evidence. Dr. Avi Loeb has suggested a similar approach and he is working to create hardware and software to do just that.

[@carefulcarpenter]

_Those not interested in accurate evidence are not interested in truth. Truth is context-driven; deceit is agenda-driven._ cc 👀🐡🌾🍿 The Scienfic Method is best utilized coincident with integrity.

[@adamzaidi1748]

That is absolutely correct. What cracks me up is how some of these scientists continue to insinuate as if this phenomenon is just linked to advance for an adversarial or secret us military technology, yet completely dismiss the entire history of the phenomena and how far it goes back. It is truly baffling and is almost as if they refuse to believe or even acknowledge that such a phenomenon is real.

[@siblits654]

@@adamzaidi1748 It does make you wonder if there is an ulterior motive for all this.

[@78sucinrepoc]

A) Dismiss UFO sightings as an error of interpretation from the mind. B) Aliens exist but are not visiting Earth and UFO sightings are some sort of natural occurring event we can investigate and explain (not just a processing error of the mind). C) UFOs are not an error of the mind and not a natural occurring event on Earth. I would have liked them to explore option C further. They are convinced it is A or B, most likely B, but don't elaborate on what evidence, if any, would convince them C might be an option.

[@MrGraphite]

Error of interpretation of the mind doesn't account for how our own devices are picking these things up. Unless consciousness has a larger play on the outside world. I find that to be a larger stretch then say some green men from a distance solar system are dropping by for some sight seeing. It also doesn't explain the Ruwa, Zimbabwe incident in 94 where a large group of school kids saw a craft land, one or two entities popped out that apparently communicated with a few of them. Dozens of kids saw this go down, including a teacher. Surprisingly the US army showed up to investigate. There was a Harvard professor who interviewed the children and concluded it wasn't mass hysteria, he believed they did see something collectively. Everyone involved are still sticking to their stories today. I can't shake that case.

[@Politis99]

I'm totally willing to accept that there are no reasons to believe that UFO events are extraterrestrial in nature or that there is some sort of mundane reason or explanation for things. I agree that the onus is on the alien people to prove a UFO sighting is alien. The thing that gets tiresome is when people begin to dismiss well documented extraordinary events as something that WILL be explained mundanely. Often times these people don't even provide their theory as to what this mundane explanation may be, or they take the debunker pathway and disingenuously or lazily provide their explanation. To me that is just as bad as the unabashed ufo/alien truthers. (I'm not saying that's what these two scientists are doing in this video btw).

[@flamboyant91]

🤡

[@MrGraphite]

@@thomashauer6804 Its in the cards.

[@ufox77]

The problem with B is that most of the theories put forward to explain the sightings, other than the extremely unlikely possibility of multiple systems reporting the same erroneous data at the same time, would violate known physics, so are not much less likely than aliens as an explanation. ‘Simulation hypothesis’ is far less likely than aliens, and even if it is the case, it’s moot, in that it would just as likely be both. Basically all cards are still on the table, and in the case of something observed but utterly inexplicable, Occam’s Razor isn’t always much help.

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

Why aliens and not time travelling humans?

[@JamesZeroSix]

I'm not driving, I'm traveling.

[@evaristoinfante4005]

It could be but you are invoking to the discussión table something more complex which Is that Time Is not linear and the "future" exists as well as that which we call "present" and cause and effect are ilusions of perception by our senses which It makes sense. What i am trying to say is that from the scientific human point of view Aliens are more likely.

[@wutntarnation]

.....or transreality beings slipping through the curtain that separates one reality from another.

[@jewishmafia9801]

@@evaristoinfante4005 I agree. Aliens visiting Earth seems more probable than time travelling humans but it is an interesting idea. It's all conjecture at this point though...

[@trix4092]

I would argue they are similiar

[@brianbarr2716]

"Mythology is infant knowledge" I will never agree to the notion that art is defective science, but I'm open to the idea that science is defective art.

[@kyleno4mk27]

Well put

[@indoorgangster]

nice

[@flamboyant91]

Sounds cool, also sounds stupid

[@Evanderj]

Well said. The claim that “Mythology is infant knowledge” just demonstrates her infantile knowledge of Mythology. Our stories shape us. Revealing paradigms of the human experience are captured in mythos. They served as a compass created from ancestral tragedy and triumph in hope that future generations would thrive more from learning the hard won nature of survival and social dynamics by those who came before. It’s esotericism is a strength, but filters out the dismissive from understanding.

[@DrSpooglemon]

Science is science. It makes machines work and cures diseases. Art is fun stuff done with paint or musical istruments. Myths are stories that were probably never meant to be taken literally but some cognitively limited people took them as fact.

[@frompartsunknown5745]

There is so much more to this than academia and the general public has been informed of. Everyone wants full disclosure. Be careful what you wish for. 'Nuff said.

[@projectw.a.a.p.f.t.a.d7762]

Scientific understanding doesn't mean discredit God's existence.

[@Mads-hl8xj]

flying pink invisible unicorns either..

[@manuellujan5625]

@@Mads-hl8xj EXACTLY the point.... they can possibly exist on some other planet that can just be the way life emerges on other planets. Every planet that CAN harbor life would be different depending on its materials and the of light the planet's star emits etc etc.

[@GBuckne]

..we've made contact with different phenomena and don't understand it fully, like gravity, hahaha, the damn things could be right in front of you and you wouldn't understand it...and its like these people are slapping those poor two navy pilots in face and not just the two pilots but a team from of armed forces in objective locations...

[@Traderjoe]

I am starting to think that what we are witnessing are intersections of our reality with extra dimensional beings. Let’s say we are 3 dimensional, and these beings are 4 or 5 dimensional. They sense our presence and kind of poke into our dimension out of curiosity, and our limitations due to our own perceptions enable us to possibly glimpse them under certain circumstances, like seeing a sliver of them as they bisect our reality. That sliver might seem to us like a saucer, because a 5th dimensional cylinder would appear to us as a disk.

[@TheHighlanderprime]

Yes, that hypothesis has been out there.

[@crono3339]

I've met some of these beings in psychedelic experiences. I saw a ufo when I was young, each event doesn't feel similar to me but they may be connected in some way most of us can barely fathom. There definitely ARE higher dimensional beings, but it eventually turns into philosophical debate. The We/you/us/them becomes less important in a more complex dimensional experience. Like are they US? Sometimes they feel seperate but I think the language is what actually creates a barrier around our understanding.

[@Dylans503]

A cylinder is a word for a 3 dimensional shape.....a 5 dimensional "object" in our 3 dimensional reality would look 3 dimensional.

[@Dylans503]

Everybody wants to believe. That says more about us then anything. They'll even trust their government over it

[@LoogieRules]

Shouldnt we assume they are of bodies made of light? Not flesh, so they can handle all kinds of radiation and energies that would hurt a physical body

[@darrellowings2343]

This is fascinating from a psychological perspective. Educated people many believe themselves to be superior and any conman loves them because in thinking they're not subject to the same weaknesses of everyone else they tend to be more so. But these type mental gymnastics to stick with a narrative one is comfortable with in the science community are troubling and they seem to be very prevalent.

[@briancurrie2897]

We went from ufo sighting way off rails to alien life in our solar system. I think both can and are true. The footage comes straight out of the pentagon. Understand the footage and you will understand how the aliens travel. It also shows us that there are things possible outside of our understanding. Which is exciting, it means we aren’t at the limits we think we are. Vehicles that go from water to air and back, make impossible turns at incredible speeds. You can’t beat military footage, it rules out a lot of foul play. It’s safe to say the footage is legitimate with a proper chain of custody. So it’s not a hoax… like crop circles are.

[@TheJoker-um9tp]

Why are crop circles a hoax .?

[@bretthess6376]

No, crop circles are not a hoax. Yes, a number have been crudely hoaxed. However, there have been thousands of documented, genuine crop circles and pictographs. I've seen a few. Try reading Colin Andrews' Circular Evidence. If that doesn't influence your disbelief in crop circles, that's fine. No one can tell another person what to believe.

[@JF-yo7vu]

If someone like you could realize the seriousness of the footage, why makes you think that scientists don’t have the ability to realize it? Wake up kid. You just can’t think like these guys, and all of them are claiming bullshit in the most subtle way. 🤣 keep dreaming kid, but if you don’t spend your whole life in this topic, stay quiet just listening to scientists

[@PlatinumState]

Great topic

[@patriciaatkinson2435]

The sophistication of these two guests is rather sweet to watch. I am imagining their conversation after finally sighting a solid UAP...

[@vladik8843]

there is very little real sophistication. Its pure arrogance. Some artistic arrogance.

[@stackinginthetone]

Oooohh. Ol' lex got that Edgar coming in nice. 👀

[@thirdlawofmotion]

I saw 2 green orbs traveling above the speed of sound with no sonic booms. Sure looked like alien tech to me.

[@Hecxa]

Seeing only this clip I kinda felt neither one of them really answered the question. The day when something lands somewhere on this planet, or that something takes an orbit not far from us, and we clearly identify that it is not man-made, and most of us can witness the existence of it, and it is all over the news, I think that would be the unquestionable proof for me that we are not alone in this universe. Being able to communicate with them would be just a bonus.

[@infamousfaze]

How are they so disconnected with all the info on this topic

[@PhillipPSee]

Why this two very intelligent scientists can just answer a very simple and direct question?

[@Mercie22]

@ 1:23 Right, aliens are probably too scared to want to hang out with us because of misunderstandings. Maybe they wouldn't define it that way, either. I suppose it would depend on the alien race. The density of the galactic structure would be dependent on advancement, strategies, and physical being. "The Grox" from spore is an excellent example, but I would not make them furry cyborgs. Honestly, I always imagine the galaxy to have white blood cells, and the grey aliens took the place. When "The Grox" didn't fulfill that part, I attempted a similar concept in "Spore". However, the zealot strategy was frowned upon, the game yields fantastic conceptualizations. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqDckqpuntWEps0 @ ...4 also for the fermi paradox. I'm completely comfortable with us being a progenitor world and race. Which makes sense. However, we could figure out time travel, possibly using the galactic core, spread our species, go extinct create many new species, and have those species attempt to find the lost civilization of earth and solve the time travel paradox we'd create, that we haven't thought about, because I'm tired, more of an alphabetagammazetakappanappa type person. I'm tired. gn. @ 2:22 "Baby knowledge" I love " ad hominem" it's a great way to show disrespect to actual knowledge, knowledge. ~ For instance, "etymology" my dear, and without this, you get lost in a sea of social distortion. The history behind mythos is packed full of knowledge. It is conceptualized knowledge which is historical in the eyes of our ancestors limited language. However, still far more advanced then the most common person to understand, mind you. For instance, without mythos, then this knowledge of Phoenix, Phoenician, Phoenicians, Phonetics, would be lost. Phonetics, in fact, was differentiated not just because of the dialectics, phonograph, or other "logos" that can be attributed to the sounds, the Red People, of the Southern Constellation Phoenix, from the Eridanus River, South of Greece... Do you understand where I'm going with the story here? ~ Lol, "Baby knowledge", is more like more advanced alchemy than you can comprehend. You don't want to live on the sky god's balls. He was probably really castrated, and not in the sense you'd think. However, his balls are probably under this solar system. !~ The major issue with treat mythos, or "ancient history" where analogies can contain a lot more information than a long arduous or tedious thought process, we have stories, like the story from Helen of Troy, and the word "troy" Trojan" and Saturn. Yes, Saturn fits in the story of Helen of Troy, why? Trojan, why trojan, because jan, why jan, because January, why January, he taught saturnus, why because they portal you. Why not trou, and troy? because it sounds weird, and u and y are better when give information in a way of a skygod. Learning mythology, will help you in every scientific endeavor, ever. ~ Gamma, Beta, Alpha, Throw Sticks At You! ~Yi, Shu, Dian, Throw at you some time! Yeah, "baby knowledge." The coolest thing ever from mythos is how to summon ifrit. I mean, you got nothing else to think about, with all this "baby knowledge". Besides how to create a frakking universe! #Ifrit ~ ESFJ people are funny! Oppositional, Fi, Critical Parent, Se, Deceiving, Ni, Destructive, Te, ~ Excuse me, Sara Walker, you have been psychoanalyzed as an ESFJ. You have a fantastic memory, but that does not mean you have knowledge! My code negative is: Ne, Ti, Fe, Si, meaning my memory is destructive, I remember the negative, or not much unless I temper it with a positive fundamental Fe role, which has required years of NLP research. Tell me, Sara, when you study the human mind, knowledge is not in the irrational function of memory, which was proven to be irrational at nearly the start of modern psychology by William Wundt, and this mode has continued; memory is faulty. !~ Sara, according to all my research in modern science, where is "knowledge", what is "knowledge", and is it contained in a memory, or your ability to cognate? Is your cognition dependent on your ability to be rational? How often do you Oppose, Criticize, Deceive, and Destroy? ~How healthy are you when doing this "baby exercise"? Or, is "animalistic function", synonymous with the "lizard brain'? !~ I've had a bad day Sara, sorry. Don't take it personally. However, if you have a discrepancy against early mythos, most things were consulted with "oracles" first, or a group of women. !~ I take ancient knowledge pretty seriously because I think it is dependent on our current state, our current affairs, our current trauma, our cure. #lokasenna read it, learn it, Loki means to lock. Trier. Tyer. Wodin. Jorgunmandr. Hel. Mythos is important, don't criticize yourself like that, I'm standing near you kind of at a relative distance. I don't care if you're pretty, okay? Take your ancestors seriously, for the love of Ragnarok. ------ ------ ------- ---------

[@harvdog5669]

Let me tell you.. When you are sitting in a chair in a deserted place, only you and that chair and you have an encounter with a mother ship and the smaller ships that come & go from that mother ship. You then lady, will believe in something is going on in our skies.. All I know is, what I encountered can't be talked about with a non believer.. You need your own encounter lady....while my encounter was very exciting.. it was very real.. My memory of it is very real & also in great detail. And even to this day after 48 yr later, No details are fuzzy or clouded in any way, I remember just like it happened an hour ago in great detail. I pray you have an encounter so you too will believe without any doubt like the rest of us..

[@crimsonrebirthbs]

Explain some of Secureteam10's footage.

[@m_b4]

Get Mick West on here to talk about these sightings.

[@TheSouthernorycle]

I find modern scientists to be the least scientific among us. Not that I dislike or even disagree with the guests. Because what the hell do I know, however I see an issue with people who do understand or have mastered a certain field of science and they seem to regularly become complacent about what they could learn about other fields. “It’s not my field so here is what I learned in my own field and all I know to do is apply that lesson to this other field”. When what needs to happen is new fields need to be explored and explained with the same passion that these scientist studied their own fields. Asking them about other things they have no passion about forces them to resort to extrapolation from their own field for which many of them have had their passions dashed and hence the complacency. Just my two coppers worth.

[@bunnyban5365]

Their dismissive attitude is the biggest problem really I don’t give a damn if they believe it or not believe... but the way they make jokes about it and chuckling all over the place it makes me so angry

[@mikewilliams4443]

His hair is super distracting - looks like he went to a dog groomer - and I still have no idea what point she was trying to make, if there was one.

[@samosa9488]

Yeah right ! For some reason i focused on lees and saras hair ( she has beautiful hair) far too much

[@samosa9488]

We dont know Evidence is mounting tho. Judging by how advances they are , we may find more about this in 50 years or so

[@grahamfinlayson18]

Word salad 🥗

[@arawn10]

She looks like Holly Hunter the actress..

[@LS-ny8mr]

Not saying there aren’t other beings from other galaxies.. but I know that the spherical metallic objects are not manned crafts they are pure energy like alchemically, they solidify, they morph, they are made from energy of our star the sun, and our atmosphere.. i have seen them & encountered them and I have seen things since that are nothing short of odd and unbelievable at the time until I collect my thoughts and process what I had seen and witnessed.. and its not what everyone thinks. At all

[@AB-wf8ek]

I met a guy recently who claims he was able to perform remote surgery telepathically, and that he has a quantum computer in his basement.

[@newpersonal3762]

They're most likely Jinn. That means a different dimension. Not aliens.

[@jakw97]

The fact that you say that with no proof is why the alien topic is mostly a waste of time. We have ZERO facts, the biggest nation states probably know more but I doubt they have any idea what the fucks going on.

[@emmanuelweinman9673]

With the billions of other habitable planets in the universe, it’s hard to imagine we are the only life. And at least a few of the alien sitings for the past 200 years are probably true. I really enjoyed watching that tic tac ufo video that the pentagon released. So cool 👽

[@nukem179]

Why did the pentagon release that footage though?

[@Joel-pn3de]

@@nukem179 They didn't, someone else released it and people were seeing those things everyday for weeks or something so it all came out and the Pentagon had no choice but to come clean

[@A91367]

Horrible takes from this woman.

[@shophar]

They are not aliens they are fallen angels.

[@merlinjimmy8]

What a well-thought-out answer!

[@obi4842]

I'm an alien from dirt

[@ThoughtsToTheSide]

"Let me answer your question with a question." - Sara Walker

[@joshuabolin4440]

The tic tac is necessary for type 1. We can't see ourselves as one entity without something other. People inherently can't be lonely. Just a guess.

[@alphatroll1071]

Thoughts on this theory: if this world is a simulation is it possible ufos could be admins?

[@donagh1954]

Criminally misleading title to this video.

[@zacharylefebvre3349]

She’s too smart for this question

[@abdelhak50]

This guy thinks if you feed something and it grows it’s an alien, has he seen the Elephant toothpaste? 😂

[@Starfishtroopers]

Ask the DOD they know for 70+ years.

[@anewperspective247]

Perhaps our current understanding of the universe and it's life propagating principles are the myth we need to awaken from. If we are here, so is everything we can think of.

[@findmeinthecarpet]

4:49

[@papapiers1588]

Feed it and it grows...Audrey 2 from little shop of Horrors.....eeek

[@MrBoisestatebroncos]

Oh my god what an injustice this take is... that "beautiful" of a mind, with legitimate data, first hand accounts from trusted sources, and spanning across multiple nations....yet the first words out of your mouth is myth based... wow

[@avefreetimehaver5154]

UFOs are just mod avatars and that's why they're OP.

[@bretthess6376]

Inklings of UFOs? When will the first evidence be gathered? UFOs are an urban myth? You snobs are out of it. The photographs on my camera of multiple UFOs are not an urban myth. The thousands of photographs and videos that exist, and further thousands of witness statements, are not urban myth. One of the most arrogant, half-assed insults to the intelligence I have ever seen.

[@AlxndrXX]

This guy spent 2 minutes talking a lot but saying nothing at the end

[@HigherPlanes]

What are the three contenders for the UFO phenomenon? It's either aliens from space, the biggest and most expensive ongoing prank in history or something about our planet we don't understand. For me, it could be any of the three depending on how I feel that day.

[@Politis99]

If I had to levy a guess I would say Von Neumann probes. Self-replicating probes seems like one of the probable ways life would explore the galaxy when bound to the confines of sublight travel. Also I just think its a cool ass idea so I'm gonna bias myself to that explanation lol.

[@iraniansuperhacker4382]

This is the most sensible and rational way to look at the topic. Coming to any other conclusion is just some type of personal bias.

[@DrSpooglemon]

It's more pedestrian than that. It's people's inability to understand how perspective and cameras work.

[@iraniansuperhacker4382]

@@DrSpooglemon Here is a video about the gofast video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2a4l2eEYq-eh7s). This team are a team of grad students lead by Dr. Tim Byrnes at NYU Shanghai. The idea that people are just mistaken video footage because they dont understand perspective and how cameras work is laughably stupid. You cant really be that dense can you?

[@adamzaidi1748]

The most logical and most likely explanation is extraterrestrial visitation.

[@Michael-tq6xm]

Feed me Seymour, feed me all night long...

[@ralphholiman7401]

Or we really are in a computer simulation, and these things are just the programmers getting bored and screwing with us.

[@bunnyban5365]

Sara walker absolutely has no idea what she’s talking about which is very sad they should at least research a little bit to even talk about it

[@nighttrain1565]

It's hard for me to take seriously anyone who takes their hair that seriously

[@thai2go]

Saying that "Mythology is a baby knowledge" is both arrogant and ignorant.

[@mathias6814]

Idk I just watched that movie moon fall now I’m pretty sure there’s ufos in the moon

[@vladik8843]

She said alot and she said NOTHING. Amazing.

[@leoborganelli3558]

All that commentary and they said absolutely nothing!

[@travisk4215]

She’s read too much Joseph Campbell

[@jdoe37362]

It seems like these 2 guests know a lot of words but are too arrogant for their own good and not as smart as they think they are

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Stop saying 'You Know' ! No, I don't know! lol!

[@somethingdifferent8613]

I fell like imagination represented in Myths is one of the coolest aspects of the mind / conciseness. The people dismissing it are kind of a ufo cock blocker hahaha

[@DR.DisInfect]

🛸 👽

[@kengause9259]

"You feed it and it grows." That's the terrifying plot line for many an alien comes to Earth movie--"The Blob", "Andromeda Strain." I'm thinking don't feed the aliens. That said, I agree with the previous comment. Good on you for engaging scientists with this line of questioning.

[@urvanhroboatos8044]

This "explanation" is infantile.

[@THELASTUYGHUR]

They are exist and they are so many kinds out there, but we just can’t keep up with their speed. Unless they are slow it down for many reasons and aspects. Peace

[@user-ch2lp9er6p]

👽

[@Leoji67]

And welcome to the Zombie Apocalypse!

[@classicmartini]

Wut?

[@joshua3171]

Muonic Beanflickers

[@maxmatthews2463]

aliens crashed into the ocean some guy wants to mission down wussup with that?

[@Mercie22]

You live in a clock.

[@e.l.m.]

Lex needs to talk with Dr Steven Greer. He would blow this discussion up.

[@benparrish672]

Ancient Astronaut Theorists say Yes Not that they've ever said No, except to there even being a possibility of GOD.

[@streglof]

Lex definitely needs to have Mick West on his show