Unfortunately thanks to YouTube the world now contains 1000’s of expert videographers and visual experts who can tear this shite to shreds.
Everything from obvious out of focus DC10’s to camera light leakages.
People understand what ufo means right ? They are a common occurrence in every airspace everyday
lol he’s about to say “military industrial complex” but catches himself
It’s important to understand, since I gather from the tone of other comments, that despite the crackpots and crazies this subject attracts, and despite all the garbage, there is a residue of serious sightings at the heart of it which defy conventional explanation. It has been a monumentally difficult struggle to get the topic accepted in the mainstream over the last 50 years or so, and it’s still on-going (the whole Skinwalker Ranch stuff is a prime example of nonsense polluting a legitimate field of study. Nothing came of the investigations. The UFO topic often draws in types interested in garbage like haunted places, paranormal etc.). Sticking strictly to the area of unidentified aerial phenomena there is a wealth of data that suggests something we don’t understand is occurring. Some of the early pioneers of the research were the physicists Dr. J. Allen Hynek and Dr. James E. McDonald, if anyone is interested in looking further. More recently the US military has been forthcoming in sharing limited information on sightings and detections. I remain curious.
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Unfortunately thanks to YouTube the world now contains 1000’s of expert videographers and visual experts who can tear this shite to shreds.
Everything from obvious out of focus DC10’s to camera light leakages.
People understand what ufo means right ? They are a common occurrence in every airspace everyday
lol he’s about to say “military industrial complex” but catches himself
It’s important to understand, since I gather from the tone of other comments, that despite the crackpots and crazies this subject attracts, and despite all the garbage, there is a residue of serious sightings at the heart of it which defy conventional explanation. It has been a monumentally difficult struggle to get the topic accepted in the mainstream over the last 50 years or so, and it’s still on-going (the whole Skinwalker Ranch stuff is a prime example of nonsense polluting a legitimate field of study. Nothing came of the investigations. The UFO topic often draws in types interested in garbage like haunted places, paranormal etc.). Sticking strictly to the area of unidentified aerial phenomena there is a wealth of data that suggests something we don’t understand is occurring. Some of the early pioneers of the research were the physicists Dr. J. Allen Hynek and Dr. James E. McDonald, if anyone is interested in looking further. More recently the US military has been forthcoming in sharing limited information on sightings and detections. I remain curious.
$22m you say!?! Wow