UFOs and Warp Drive! 2006 UAP may have been using Warp Drive, claim physicists!

In 2006, one of the most famous mass UFO sightings occurred over Chicago O'Hare Airport. But why is a team of physicists saying that the mysterious craft may have been using a warp drive?
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[@zackleeFL]

There's enough negative energy in Chicago to power a whole fleet

[@c1ph3rpunk]

You know because you live here?

[@zackleeFL]

@@c1ph3rpunk it was a silly joke 🙄 I live in Florida, we're worse 🤣

[@iamthemoss]

@@c1ph3rpunkI’ve been there many times for business, I tend to agree. Not my cup of tea for sure.

[@ericblanchard5873]

Lmao

[@thehonestdoctor3590]

😅

[@scienceontheright]

Just as Einstein rewrote Newton's laws of Gravity, we cannot let Einstein stop us from thinking outside of the box. Just because our understanding of the universe is currently limited doesn't mean the universe is actually limited. But unfortunately, we haven't done anything significant in physics since the 1970s. Engineering? Yes. Physics? No.

[@gregkelly2145]

Physicists are constantly looking for new physics. Problem is that we just haven't really found much yet. Personally, I have always thought that being at the bottom of a gravity well as we are may impose some limitations on our understanding and ability to experiment. That said, confirmation of the Higgs Boson was a pretty darn big discovery.

[@user-sp9ue1ws7c]

we are limited by the wave function collapse in quantum quantum mechanics among other things and current limits of math. It seems almost impossible to solve for. its what ties quantum mechan to the macroscopic world. The macroscopic world is understood pretty well. Most of the problems today are engineering problems. The physics problems are mostly known and hard to solve if not nearly impossible. Thats why engineering is growing more. There is more room for growth in engineering but I agree

[@Thor_Asgard_]

We did alot inphysics... but there is something important missing to connect everything, but that doesent mean there was no major new contribution. But on the other hand i agree, we have ti think outside the box, and i believe its possible.

[@marquiesseonline]

No the public hasn't we are behind hundreds of years of what governments are & i mean governments not just us

[@joshuajuarez3471]

Man after all the docs I watched and thing inloooked up. I noticed your point. Nothing since Einstein

[@planetdisco4821]

So I filmed an object that was hovering over the construction site I work on the other day. It looked like two shiny metallic pods connected by a U shaped strut or something. It remained stationary despite the fact that there was a fair bit of wind. I estimate it was at least a thousand feet up because it was above the clouds which means it was quite large. I recently found out that a few days earlier a woman got a pretty good photo of what appears to be the same object. This was all in the hills to the north of Melbourne, for some reason my hometown historically is a bit of a UFO hotspot. Anyway, think I might download it onto KZbin and you all can check it out and see for yourselves…😎

[@Ryo_Dragon]

The people of the UFO community has said "When the smart people open up to UFO's we've won". We 1🤔

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

But we were the smart people because we’ve always been right. I mean not me personally…..I’m a bit of an idiot, but you all are smart lol.

[@boredmango2962]

@@I_SuperHiro_Iyou’re not an idot man you’re uniquely you! And that’s a beautiful thing ❤️

[@stevewindisch7400]

The guy who was the NOAA weather radar operator in MI who reported the large scale sighting over Lake Michigan a few months before this one, said that O'Hare's FAA traffic control radars are filtered to only pick up aircraft with transponders.... which is why only the WEATHER radars picked up the UFO's over the lake. So the question should be, did the local weather radars pick it up, not the FAA's ?

[@silverbackag9790]

Fairly certain most civilian “radars” aren’t really radars and more of transponder triangulation devices. Could be wrong; I’m sure someone will be along to notify me of my transgressions if I am wrong (or even if I am not).

[@keirfarnum6811]

That’s crazy! What if an airplane from another country infiltrates our airspace?

[@No-bail-for-corrupt-kejriwal]

@@silverbackag9790​​Actually event he military report seeing too many anomalies on radar like aircrafts zipping around doing maneuvers like as if gravity and aerodynamic forces didn’t affect them. They would just ignore these anomalies. That’s how they failed to identify that Chinese ballon too until some airport ground crew noticed it. many such things happen and they have just given up hope on intercepting these aircrafts and convincing themselves that this must be some error/interference with the radar. Subsequent updates to the radars just made these UAPs more detectable.

[@bretthess6376]

Correcttomundo, the new systems detect UFOs where the older ones frequently could not.

[@DonaldDucksRevenge]

Your audio levels are mad decent!!! Thanks Angry!!!

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

Really good volume but he does have some empty room effect which is typical of his casts.

[@tubularguynine]

Ben Rich, the then-director of the Skunk Works, told a UFO researcher when asked how the propulsion of these crafts work, asked ‘how does ESP work? The researcher said ‘everything in the universe is connected’…Rich said ‘that’s how it works’. So apparently, they ‘travel without moving’ like Dune’s ‘Spacing Guild’.

[@Truthrevealed4022]

💯

[@hermeticxhaote4723]

Blees the Maker and his Water

[@bretthess6376]

Blessed Be the coming and going of Him May His Passage cleanse the World.

[@donotwantahandle1111]

Thats interesting. If they just dissappear and then reappear a distance away it would look like they moved.

[@tubularguynine]

@@donotwantahandle1111 - Yes, and there’s videos out there of them doing just that.

[@markconley9279]

So people don’t think you’re crazy, report you’re seeing a drone. Let them draw their own conclusions.

[@tubularguynine]

Right…a 30 to 40ft-wide, disk-shaped ‘drone’, with absolutely NO SOUND, that shoots up through the cloud cover so fast it leaves a HOLE…got’cha.

[@BChandlerBaxter]

Nah f_ck that. Tell it like it is. If their mind is too small to process or accept it then that's on them!

[@bigbossimmotal]

@@BChandlerBaxter That would be the perfect attitude to make you an unemployed pilot. lol If you are Elon Musk, good for you, tell it like it is! Let the chips fall where they may. But if you are like the rest of us, and have to work for the smoothbrains that own everything, you tell them you saw a Drone, because you KNOW they can't handle the truth.

[@jakelynbrook]

Yeah 👍 pretty much!😮 27:10

[@ryandavis4448]

​@bigbossimmotal hopefully the tides are turning with new laws passed to protect pilots and military personnel if they report sightings.

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Introducing the Boeing Stardrive model 101, zero to 200 light years in 10 minutes, we promise you won’t melt, we take safety seriously. (Hey, Joe, did this bolt need to go in there somewhere)

[@bretthess6376]

Bolt? What bolt? Oh crap, not again....

[@ericanderson3453]

Light years is a measurement of distance, not your speed, "the star is 20 light years from Earth," not "we can go from zero to 20 light years".👍

[@storm14k]

Aliens: Yea they're still limited to atmospheric flight. Nothing to see here. 🛸

[@ekothesilent9456]

But…. We’ve been the moon?

[@storm14k]

@@ekothesilent9456 Are they going to see that at O'Hare? 🤔

[@ekothesilent9456]

@@storm14k I imagine if they were only looking at O’hare they wouldn’t have enough information to come to any conclusion at all. Certainly not a “they’re still limited to atmospheric flight” conclusion. So I ask you, what’s your point?

[@storm14k]

@@ekothesilent9456 YOU imagine because you know....would they know? 🤔

[@ekothesilent9456]

@@storm14k talking to you is like talking to a brick, except that brick is smoking marijuana and thinks it’s the smartest brick in the wall.

[@kastenolsen9577]

The fabric of space vibrates at a intensely high rate. It can be tapped. No fuel required! Free electricity, all you need!!!

[@kayakMike1000]

If this were true, we would be able to measure this. Aside from an occasional black hole collision. . We don't currently observe vibrating space.

[@ekothesilent9456]

@@kayakMike1000vibration is just heat. And the cosmic background radiation does emit heat.

[@aaronrandolph261]

the idea of zero point energy has been suppressed by the fossil fuel industry. tesla demonstrated several technologies that claimed to use this energy field . several others also were also involved in building machines that used this tech .sadly mst met untimely deaths except for john hutchinson who had his work confiscated. science did call his experiments unexplainable and called it the hutchinson effect

[@Oldthanos]

You should do a deep dive on Dr. Eric W Davis. He’s written multiple scientific papers for the pentagon on advance UFO physics from reports gathered by project aawsap

[@UFO-Ark]

Thank you for reporting this. How is the mainstream news media ignoring this ??

[@floridaman4073]

They didn’t at the time

[@Mrbfgray]

Legacy media, aka., propaganda is obsolete.

[@tomray8765]

Because of the popular theory that UFOs are "Alien Spaceships". And those who are "disturbed" about "Aliens" tend to dismiss UFOS--- "If there are no Aliens, there are no UFOS". SO they will ignore and dismiss an OBVIOUS HAZZARD to air traffic, simply because they don't like ONE theory as to what the UFO is. Foolishly Thinking they have to accept the "terrifying concept" of "space aliens" if they accept UFOs are real.

[@michaelstephens9852]

It was mainstream. There have been so many reports since then. Just gets lost in the number of stories out there.

[@avalonsfate]

Because MSM outlets are told to downplay if not downright ignore incidents like this. They are controlled in order to control the population.

[@Orvulum]

Wow! So I guess those physicists are big fans of Star Trek! 😆

[@flapdrol]

No, makers of Star Trek were big fans of science. Duh

[@mitchell7309]

My coworker was working at O’Hare for 30 years and was there in 2006, he said it was the real thing. And it wasn’t a hallucination and many people saw it.

[@bodystomp5302]

All true statements so far as I know. United Airlines allegedly intimidated any employees who saw the object into silence. It happened 18 years ago, by now I’d hoped a former employee would’ve come forward.

[@johnassal5838]

Keep in mind this is essentially a stationary object in daylight making this just about the easiest UAP to photograph and not only were 2006 cell phones hopeless at capturing a record but many if not most of the latest models would still struggle to compensate for the motion of your own hand for an object at distance. Never mind cases where the object is moving much less in an irregular way or assuming less ideal conditions of lighting or contrast. The "why are there no good cell phone pictures" argument completely misses that they've never been designed for any of that.

[@keirfarnum6811]

I say that all the time. The “the pics are all blurry!” crowd don’t seem to understand how cameras work.

[@davidnobular9220]

@@keirfarnum6811 I've said it before, but that same crowd would call "fake!!" if you got a good clear shot/vid.

[@corkygoss7403]

NPR covered this O'Hare event as I was driving to work. They were laughing it off, and solicited comments on email, which was fairly new back then. As I had email at work at that time (a small college upstate NY) and as a lifelong student of Ufology, I sent a scathing email chastising their shoddy, unprofessional coverage. Next day while commuting, sure enough, they read my email over NPR. Not gonna lie, it was a rather bizarre experience in itself. Excellent coverage here TAA, and you have an engaging persona and attitude. Like me, you seem an honestly open-minded skeptic. If you don't look, you will not see. Peace Cheers Onward. PS I am an avid follower of the MFMP channel hosted by Bob Greenyer. You should know each other, if I may....

[@Andrew-en4zx]

Did NPR validate any of your criticisms? Or did they just read it, and move on?

[@awesomerpower]

@@Andrew-en4zxthey usually just read and move on. Somewhat validating that they read it though.

[@bretthess6376]

If you don't look, you will not see. If you see but you reject the evidence of your eyes, you have not seen.

[@EdwardSnortin]

NPR sucks

[@quantumac]

Why ask questions like "Where are they?" and yet also dismiss unexplained UAP observations as prosaic? We should be open to possibilities without prematurely dismissing unknowns.

[@nelsontoondrawer7618]

Some are un the Vatican. according to Mr. Adair says there is one under Area 51.

[@TankUni]

Scientists discussing the Fermi Paradox; aliens should be everywhere! Scientists discussing UAP; no way they're aliens!

[@jediknight73]

Seti will talk about life out there as long it's light years away but here on earth or not solar system it is impossible,!!😂

[@jediknight73]

​@@TankUniit's so obvious that there probably is a conspiracy to make scientists to debunk anything no matter who says it's real

[@TankUni]

@@jediknight73 They have gotten a little more liberal when it comes to the possibility of extraterrestrial probes being present in the solar system. But these probes have to be ancient and long defunct.

[@richardfs7814]

"...craft may have been using a warp drive?" They ALL use warp drive, or some variation of it to the same effect. Otherwise the little aliens would have very very long beards by the time they got here. Instant extreme acceleration has been a common theme with UFOs for years (like since forever). Warp drive will do that for ya.

[@jamescarter8311]

They could also just live a ridiculously long time or hibernate for a long time or be interdimensional .

[@johnassal5838]

The possibilities and alternatives are endless. A civilization a billion years more advanced would be inconceivable, we would have almost no chance of understanding their capabilities or even their motives. For all we know "They" can easily clone themselves but can't do FTL. If you can download or upload your mind like saving a document and print a new body at will maybe you don't bother wearing seatbelts or helmets any more. Why bother with parachutes, bumpers or return flights; just upload your consciousness and beam it home.

[@markconley9279]

Imagine not using a warp drive to travel but to see a long distance like a super telescope.

[@danwelsh6706]

Very interesting concept my friend

[@MentalWanderings]

Damn dude, thank you for putting this idea out into the pool.

[@leemahon1]

How about warping space to see back into the past (time travel)

[@danbhakta]

What's the difference? ;)

[@smugfrog8111]

@@MentalWanderings It's not a new concept, but it is a good one.

[@GM-rs2fv]

The way the flight controllers dismissed such a safety of flight risk is really concerning

[@shredvansshredquarters]

Leslie Kane investigated this extensively, along with the concerted effort to make this go away, they tried to report that it was a hole punch cloud but it wasn't anywhere close to the temperatures necessary for them to form....

[@bodystomp5302]

It was a ridiculous explanation.

[@ericblanchard5873]

Things in Star Trek seem to be coming true. Aliens may have a Prime Directive to not interfere with our civilization until we have something like a warp drive. I wouldn't be surprised if we get clearly visited to our government facility to talk about space travel and culture integration/sharing, etc. etc.

[@JackWaldbewohner]

Jordan, you are a brilliant researcher with few equals in the world. I will start contributing again when my fiscal situation improves.

[@richardwarner3705]

Thank you Angry Astronaut. I've heard the story of this sighting; and heard the radio communications several times on various podcasts. However, this is the first time I've seen a photo of it.👍

[@cobbyclan3466]

I ran your ideas past the aliens in my garage, they said (via the universal translater) that the warp drive is old tech.

[@mikefeierberg7712]

I'm convinced. This definitely shows that warp drive is possible.

[@mrmcbeardy9268]

The movie "UFO" (starring Gillian Anderson) is about this historic incident.

[@Zeljia]

Hey, in almost all of your videos, you have this incredible song playing in the background (at 24:50 for example). What is this song?! Not only is the content of your videos amazing, your taste in music is amazing as well. I’ve even tried Shazamming it, no luck.😭 Thank you so much in advance!!

[@roundtownKen]

In the early 60's antigravity engineering and experimentation got a lot of press. This was in the thick of the cold war and was accepted along with new space flight news. However, all of the antigravity press stopped abruptly around '62 or '63. No claims were made - no reasons given. Possibly related to a later brag by retired LOCKHEED CEO, Ben Rich. He told a class of California aeronautics grads- in '93 - that "We have the technology to take E.T. home." He would also write out on paper that the aero/defense industry benefitted greatly from "*U*n - *F*unded *O*pportunitie's" (...crashed UAP?) Just something I've gleaned from paying attention for the past 8 - 10 years.

[@keirfarnum6811]

He wrote the “unfunded opportunities” thing in a letter to a UFO investigator with the “u”, “f”, and “o” cleverly underlined. Ben Rich hinted at a lot of things and said specifically that both he and Kelly Johnson believed UFOs were real. Johnson had two encounters and one of them inspired the design of the A12/SR71. When the top aerospace engineers believe they’re real, it says something.

[@michaelthomas7178]

I listen to Art Bell for about 30 years. Your preaching to the choir.

[@octosquatch.]

Bob Lazar...

[@jamesmiller449]

Love it, great detail .

[@SirMCraftalot]

It wouldn't be that easy, if you could only travel 2× the speed of light. Would still take forever.

[@andrewharpin6749]

Damn sight quicker than humans currently highest velocity spacecraft @ ~192km/s.

[@bretthess6376]

Two hundred million, on the other hand....

[@davidrobertson2735]

Got a shout out in the video! How cool!

[@marintopic6369]

They don’t travel between stars. They always been here. Get over it.

[@ReiseLukas]

​@synfiguring they've been here for thousands of years at least. All these stories of ghosts, demons etc could be explained by aliens, or perhaps aliens are demons who knows

[@geraldscott4302]

Got any solid physical evidence? I didn't think so.

[@juliusfucik4011]

For some people saying : "I don't know", is very scary. Not for me. It absolves me of needing to have strong opinions. Strong opinions are mostly wrong most of the times anyways.

[@intheknow7659]

@@geraldscott4302 No solid evidence of a lot of things. If we used that approach, it means you are close minded.

[@geraldscott4302]

@@intheknow7659 Not at all. I do believe it is possible. I just don't believe it has actually happened. Would you convict someone of murder without solid evidence? Science is based on evidence. Like I said, without actual evidence, all you have is speculation.

[@SteveWalker-le4nf]

Very good report

[@mygamecomputer1691]

That last part about the energy is the part that makes this seem imaginably unlikely except for a civilization that might be 1 billion years older than ours.

[@tarsem3258]

thanks angry!

[@GringoPicante]

@The Angry Astronaut, is there an email that I can use to send some information your way that is relevant to this?

[@mrspook4789]

A gravitational warp drive does not needs lots of power or special matter. can travel any derection and as long as the field completly surrounds the craft it will not have any G-forces. as shown with Bob Lazars UFO it warps space around it, it does not expand or contract space behind and in front it's more like swimming so when going near FTL or FTL it warps radiation around it so it can safetly go FTL. warping space ia done by using ultra high voltage fields to minipulate the zero-point field that would also warp space time. It's not shrinking the distance rather it's displacing space around the craft like water! so you don't even need reaction thrusters. Once you learn how to create gravity then you go FTL. Matter does not really expend any energy to create gravity.

[@yogiguitar1]

sounds like a good explanation. have you ever tried the practical application of the theory as in building a flier or disc shaped craft. or hooking one of those drives up to an mx5 or an rv? igot an old rv and with a drive system like that i could really go places eh!

[@jeremygalloway1348]

I'm curious how you know this

[@nutterbutter1133]

see Robert Schroeder's interview on Jimmy Church, episode 33. He beautifully explains the basic physics behind the warping of space. The key according to him is raising our four dimensional membrane off of the fifth dimensional bulk. The more the local membrane is raised, the more the relative distance is reduced for the travelling craft. A good analogy is take a piece of paper and lay it flat on a table. make a dot on the right edge of the paper for the destination, a dot on the left for starting point. Push both ends of the flat paper towards each other. the craft travels in a straight unalterable line relative to the piece of paper. the more you push towards the center, the less travel time needed for the craft. The piece of paper is the membrane. It's sort of like an Einstein-Rosen bridge, only you are not generating any type of portal or wormhole for the craft to pass through. The effect is caused by creating micro black holes (with 10 to 27th power time to live) that swallow up the gravitons locally. The more gravitons are swallowed up, the more the local membrane space warps relative to the bulk, allowing folded space travel. Not faster than light, because light (photons) are not affected by gravity, only objects with mass are...

[@yogiguitar1]

@@nutterbutter1133 yeah that or startrek man. dilithium crystals attenuating deuterium in a matter -anti matter reactor .theres gotta be a grain of truth in there somewhere.sci fi always predicts reality

[@FFNOJG]

​@jeremygalloway1348 Literally Bob Lazar made a video explaining how it worked, and ill be 100% there is also videos by guys like Colonel Thomas Bearden who claims that the reduction in the Clerk Maxwells equations from 21 to 5 by oliver heavyside took away, and hid the connection between gravity and electromagnetism... and it is essentially the single thing that has held physics back for like 70 years.

[@RachelAnneAmbrose]

Anti-matter isn't theoretical. We can produce it today in very small quantities but it's very hard to contain. You said that drones today can't perform at the observed speed which clearly means we certainly didn't have drones capable of that in 2006. As for the hole in the clouds the natural phenomenon has a conical formation downwards in the center, the 2006 hole doesn't have anything at all.

[@slobodan888]

If Space is Warped, then what happens to the celestial objects (planets, asteroids, comets, etc) that get in the way of the 'flight' path?

[@TheGreatConstantini]

Think the bullet scene in the matrix. The craft would be bending time and space around it. There would be nothing to run into.

[@bretthess6376]

Excellent.

[@000fisherman]

Even if aliens exist and can travel faster than light our current technology would not be able to detect them!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@toledomarcos70]

The Warp Bubble might neutralize any g-forces allowing for the craft to be manned.

[@juliusfucik4011]

Well, yes. As long as you don't distort the field inside the craft or compensate for it in a suitable manner.

[@jvarga2]

Thanks!

[@TheAngryAstronaut]

Thanks so much for your generous support!!

[@hermeticxhaote4723]

I remember when this happened, a lot more people than reported saw it too.

[@joshuajuarez3471]

The o hare was the most descriptive one. Nice

[@SnkobArts]

hey Angry, according to Bob Lazar, when the saucers go full tilt into FTL travel, they turn the belly to face the direction of travel through space! Have your animators change the worm tunnel graphic to show that accuracy 😄😉

[@empiremanagement1015]

Does the average human notice ants or and interact with them ? The intelligence gap has to be postulated Mr angry .

[@yogiguitar1]

yeah i notice ants. sometime in the summer they crawl all over food especially if im doing a barbi in the garden. its kind of a drag. got nowt to do with ufo's though

[@Yezpahr]

lol... Let's hope there aren't any humans trapped in some alien recreation of a human skyscraper with two sides made of entirely glass. Piles of dirt and building materials, occasional food drops, they need to fashion tools from raw materials. I wonder how long it would take for them to re-invent a clock to know when it's feeding time.

[@kms08711]

Whatever they were They did interact with humans before Zimbabwe sighting is one of them

[@empiremanagement1015]

@@yogiguitar1 it’s obvi you missed the ant human analogy comparing us as ants to aliens in regards to intelligence levels . Throw another shrimp on the barbie for me mate . Maybe , and this is just a thought , you should be more aware of your barbie surroundings

[@yogiguitar1]

@@empiremanagement1015 i didnt but i thought a funny comment was cool.and we're way more then ants which the system would love us all to be.im still an individual i do tolerate ants as they're they're all gods creatures at the end of the day but just dont touch my grub! or bloody crawl in my beer !

[@JMazzaTaz]

In the magnified image of this UAP, it looks like the sun is actually reflecting on the top and each side. I’m not sure if that is just an effect of the editing or if that was apparent in real time, but intriguing nonetheless

[@DeadInsideButStillSmiling]

"Why haven't they visited us?" Answer. They have. And have been for centuries.

[@jamesa2961]

I miss working on the ramp !!!!

[@alchemist3724]

11:43, look at the white van in the far bottom right under the highway, homeboy just dukes of hazards it😂😂😂😂😂

[@minisurfboardscouk]

I love the idea that we think we even some what close to matching the idea of how a alien ship looks? With our imaginations / Films and terrible footage of any kind ! Is it not more likely that we are nowhere close to how an alien spacecraft would possibly look or even if they would even need a craft of any craft? I see humans everyday I think are not of this world and just get into usually cars ! Great video by the way

[@quantumspark343]

hi, do you have the link to the article where the physicists discussed about this UFO?

[@drew65sep]

I'm more apt to believe that there are NO rules...our understanding is the limitation.

[@FFNOJG]

These types of videos are definitely more my speed.... I have already accepted the UFO reality, and now I just want to get to how they work.

[@matthewpenning4505]

Do you have a link to the paper regarding the new drive ? I would love to read it.

[@vanvelzenl]

I did a search, kw: "Melcher" "Bobrick" "warp". Scanning the ad-saturated The Debrief page in the results, there is a nice distillation in a precious few spots. There's also a link at the very bottom.

[@jasonviberg9807]

Harnessing Quantum Vacuum Energy would easily solve the energy shortage problem. They’re here and have been here since WWII

[@moolsson6122]

Had windows Copilot chat with GPT-4o on two phones. Very interesting...

[@MoshSkinStein]

Highly reliable airport employees?? These people can't even get luggage on the right plane. So reliable...No

[@mathemystician]

If you want negative energy or matter, simply use the intersection form of a K3 surface to construct an Akbulut cork for the correct exotic R^4 that has the stress tensor you want to engineer.

[@jordonleigh174]

YOU ARE CORRECT, SIR!

[@Ryan-mq2mi]

It would be great if you’re going to add real photos along side, non-real photos, that you mark them. Sometimes you’ll just show imagery that either is not exactly what you’re talking about or is visually describing what you’re talking about but it’s not an actual image from the event. There’s a big KZbin channel called Astrum, and something he’s done since day one is marked whatever is CGI and whatever Israel. I know it’s some extra work, but with a topic that already struggles from legitimacy, it’s even more important.

[@CatsClaw44]

Can you stop whining and trying to discredit videos just because you choose not to have an open mind? No one cares whether or not you believe this.

[@nzuckman]

​@@CatsClaw44 they aren't doing either of those things! It's a well-meaning, polite, and *correct* piece of constructive criticism. AA needs to clearly label what is real footage and what is CGI, it can be really hard to tell sometimes and that is pretty irresponsible for one of the few serious journalists out there who is willing to give such a controversial topic the attention it deserves. The good news is that it's not the end of the world and it's an easy thing to fix! :)

[@sebastianboltz736]

Completely agree with this comment

[@sebastianboltz736]

​@CatsClaw44 brother he's not discrediting it. Take a moment and re read his comment, twice if you need to. He's simply stating that a lot of ufo material out there is fake, and when the angry astronaut uses photos or videos found from the web that he should indicate which photos/ videos are supposedly real and which ones are CGI for visual and entertainment purposes.

[@pantherstealth1645]

The listed fringe stuff is already known and info in the public sector.

[@Truthrevealed4022]

👏💯

[@prawnmikus]

I have images of a strange cloud hole just like that from 2019, in Langley BC Canada. I didn't see anything produce the cloud, but it was odd enough to entice me to take a pic. I can send it if you like.

[@tylersimplot13]

Looks like The Bell"Die Glocke" to me

[@smugfrog8111]

"Scientist admit what we knew for years"

[@patrickrannou1278]

"Object is invisible to radar because it deflect light rays!" Object visible to naked eye, which are ALSO light rays. That UAP is such a cherry picker! Also they say "description is very consistent" yet the accounts describe lots of different shapes. A shhere does NOT look at all like saucer, for example.

[@billsimpson604]

I remember the incident in 2006. A lot of people at the airport saw it. I think it made the major newspapers and TV news back then. Since we KNOW that what we see is only 5% of what composes the Universe, with dark energy and dark matter composing the other 95%, you have to figure that other, more advanced civilizations have figured out a way to use that 95% that we do not understand and can't even observe. I saw a shelf cloud with about 10 perfectly round, perfectly spaced giant holes across the front of it while driving across Lake Pontchartrain about 25 years ago. I have never seen anything like it anywhere else. It was a freak natural occurrence. Naturally, I didn't have a camera with me.

[@ImportedFromSerbia]

gray metal object?! How they know the object was made from metal!

[@TheGreatConstantini]

They didn’t. Its just its appearance.

[@kristjiannne]

Well, I think we are up to our armpits in…

[@avalonsfate]

The 2006 Chicago O’Hare UAP incident did in fact happen and was quickly swept under the rug.

[@davidcamelot4908]

The trick is not to go faster than light, it is you have to become light Took how much power ? 1 mega kwatt maybe

[@perrygibson8419]

Is there any camera footage from the airport cameras?

[@ginagina5452]

In the meantime back on Earth, Zefron Cochran has yet to invent the Warp drive engine, but when it happens, I'm sure the Romulans will be waiting to greet us.

[@93_LXcpe]

Hopefully the Vulcans too, Romulans can be nasty lol

[@ReggieArford]

At ~21:00 - If a warp drive diverts radar signals, it would also divert light. So, you wouldn't be able to see it.

[@sherbournesubwaymess]

Made a late/half-hearted 5 min video on Boeing Starliner's latest screwup. Despite the fact now that engineer who worked on Starliner is out actively criticizing Boeing. Media/everyone ignores him. AA: Wastes half an hour on 'little green men'.

[@MentalParadox]

It gets clicks.

[@sherbournesubwaymess]

@@MentalParadox Why doesn't AA just do OnlyFans then?

[@richardcottone6620]

There was also 2 ramp service men who saw it

[@dannydaugherty527]

last fall I had something fly over my house, it was 200-300 feet long, about 100-150 feet wide, no wings, no motors, no noise, and was about I would say 150 feet off the ground, it was the shiniest thing I have ever seen, there were no lights, and was moving very slow, I watched it for 3-4 minutes and it went about one and a half to two miles, I also was in oklahoma and there was a light under the clouds, then it shot straight up through the clouds and it left a circle opening in the cloud, I went about 10 to 15 miles before I couldn't see it anymore, but for that time the hole was there and never closed, and whatever the light was went so high in the air it mixed in with the stars, so I know we have been visited by other worlds I would be more concerned with are they friendly, if they are not friendly we are in real trouble if they decide to invade, we have nothing that I know of that can compete with that level of technology

[@caseymead9399]

There could be millions of civilizations in the milky way and many could have visited us, but the chances of you personally having crossed paths with an expedition would still be remote. Space is really big, and reality doesn't fit on a movie screen.

[@stantonparker1808]

Some photos show a flat Frisby-like craft, but that seems inconsistent with reports that witnesses looked up.

[@tudogeo7061]

Aliens might have read Alcubierre's work

[@heathwalker6938]

What you just said about the amount of energy needed to travel between the stars is the reason why Dyson Spheres do not exist: the energy needs to be portable enough to travel with us in the form of matter....why would we use energy to rearrange and fix matter around a star? It's a bit ridiculous.

[@larrykellogg2853]

Gee, when the disk flew away, did it maintain 250 knots until advised?

[@DanFrederiksen]

Great video. The Chicago O'Hare case is a significant one, unfortunately too little got out at the time but it was clear that there was a significant amount of witnesses and there were rumors of photos but we never saw any for years. No doubt the case is real, an ET ship stopped by and the cutout in the clouds and vertical bullet departure fits their MO. As for warp, these ET ships apparently do it with ease. Bob Lazar has a very good account of the time with his lab buddy where they played with the lab demo models. How the little devices were activated (just put on the lid, no buttons) and how they could just bend time and space before their eyes. Bob Lazar also said he got the distinct impression that they had made no progress on figuring out how it works.

[@dennisdenise1]

In reference to warp drive. It could be done now. The question is, who is going to pay for it. That’s the question.

[@scottmoore8854]

It would be sad to think that current primitive humans would be allowed to discover warp drive!

[@keterclassentity6716]

The reason it's a disk is because the current theoretical warp drive requires a sphere, the disk is where the warp drive functions the middle bulges because that is the safe zone for passengers

[@empireempire3545]

What was the team of physicists youre tlaking about? Where did they write this? Did they make a paper?

[@mygremlin1]

For the past many years we have not had alien abuctions. Did they learn everything about us?

[@martinknox9879]

This would be a great way to test a terrestrial ultra secret aircraft to see how 1. people react, 2.see how detectable it is on radar etc, 3. see if you can bury the story. Irrespective of it was non-terrestrial or ultra secret terrestrial technology this would be interesting to do.

[@clydecox2108]

Well yeah.

[@joshuabowkley3490]

There are way more than 12 species among us. Lol, zero point takes care of the needing dark energy/matter antimatter or Jupiters for energy.

[@kastenolsen9577]

The capacitive induction drive, which the air farce has, is the route to go. Another aspect of my theory.

[@VolklgirlKat]

Maybe Aliens have never heard of Einstein.

[@mtgAzim]

Your mic was really hot and peaking out on this one. Just a heads up. You might have better luck with one of those lavalier mics with the little fuzzy thing on it. I don't know brands off hand, but there are some really inexpensive ones that sound great. I mean, I know we're here for the subject matter, and not sound quality, but that being said, might at least be worth a try at some point.

[@DebacleWhimsical]

One important question that has not been addressed here is regarding zero CCTV images or videos from the object. isn't that strange for a place like an airport that has probably many hundreds capturing every angle and corner of the airport exterior grounds. Or are there also story's of MIB swatting the dozens of security control rooms that day confiscating every "tape" that day?

[@edwardandrade4390]

The math theory had said "wormholes would be shortcuts " for long distances. So we can't say it's to far

[@davidcamelot4908]

Commerce between solar systems favours diplomacy not arrogance and self important vanity