Ancient Aliens [Documentary, Pseudoscience] (Page 3 of 3)

I don't know if the ancient aliens guy will be vindicated, but both Bob Lazar and David Grusch have now gone public and stated we do have recovered advanced crafts that are not of human design. I don't know if that's true, but I think it could possibly be.

What we do know from declassification 2 years ago on July of 2021 is that there are several hundred cases from the 2005 to today. We also know the USS Nimitz incident and the two released videos from that, AKA the "Go Fast" video and the "Tic-Tac" video. Both of which were confirmed by the US Navy and DOD as real videos. There are also hundreds of accounts from military personnel whom are 'trained observers' meaning, not only are the pilots, but they're pilots trained specifically to identify enemy aircraft when they sight them in the air. Not to mention literally thousands of documented statements from non-trained observers in the military, and civilian pilots as well.

That's just a tiny fraction of what's been released over the years. I'd advise looking into UFO interviews with people that headed the nuclear energy programs in the US, several of whom have gone on record stating that our nuclear arsenal has been tampered with.

Several known heads of Project Bluebook and it's ancestral counterparts have written some seriously interesting books too.

I'm confident that they not only exist, but they're definitely alien. I've had my own close encounter, which is a shitty experience in the end because either no one believes you or they think you're crazy if you talk about it. Which is why it's so exciting seeing guys like Lue Elizondo, David Grusch, George Knapp, Bob Lazar, and even Tome Delongue in his own way, get up and talk about these things. They're real, that's not even really up for debate to me. The question really is how much do we know about them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYZPfgrmQ4Q

NASA presentation on UFO tracking. They show the metallic orb UFO which is 'most common' and 'seen all over the world'. There are also over 800 cases of craft that are detected via satellites that NASA cannot explain in the single YEAR that it's been operating and detecting them btw.

There's kind of this idea that real information is fed to non-credible sources. ET for example by Steven Spielberg... it had a consultant from project bluebook on that and Close Encounters by Spielberg. The thought is that they helped him with the accuracy of the aliens so it wouldn't be as much of a shocker to the public when they are one day revealed. Ancient Aliens may also be real information being trickle fed to the public. Can you imagine if he's right? What that would do to the world religions?

I'm not religious either and have a hard time believing anything without proof. Had I not had my experience I wouldn't believe in aliens either. That's one of the most frustrating parts about all this too, to me it's not a question or belief, it's cold hard fact.

As far as the star trek non interference clause goes, we can only hope that's the moral philosophy they prescribe to. When you can mine asteroids and move FTL, material wants and needs probably vanish. So I agree with you that they probably don't need anything from us specifically. However I think you underestimate the value of biodiversity. I could totally see aliens collecting DNA. Especially if say... the dominant species of the planet was causing a mass extinction due to over population and pollution. Worst case scenario is humans are really really tasty and considered to be fine dining amongst certain species.

Lol it'll be interesting for sure if those are confirmed. Mexico dropping alien bodies with DNA analysis and detailed scans and imaging was certainly unexpected.

It's beyond time we finally got let in on the truth though. I'm pretty doubtful these are authentic though... who knows, next week or so will be interesting for sure.

Yeah, the implications of lowering travel cost and time to almost zero are HUGE. I read lots of science fiction growing up, and introducing such travel options to our planet would cause lots of changes. Wanna meet in the Gobi desert for a quick cocktail in 30 minutes?

Not if travel doesn't involve lots of time and cost.

Oh, they've managed to explain (away) many things, I'm sure they'll be (mostly) fine.