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Recent activity involving cattle thefts by migrants and cattle mutilations in CO. beyond.
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Ricardo
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Both of James fox's documentaries are good , even if only nuts and bolts focused , Out of the blue @ youtube , I know what i saw @ youtube .
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Netflix’s ‘Investigation Alien’ offers another look at Oregon cattle mutilation cases
Not long after "Unsolved Mysteries" featured an episode on mysterious cases of cattle mutilation in Oregon, another Netflix series explores the strange phenomenon.
- Updated: Nov. 15, 2024, 2:36 p.m.
- |Published: Nov. 15, 2024, 1:56 p.m.
- Knapp and Laux split up to talk with Oregonians about the cases. Laux heads to Burns, “not the easier town to get to, I’ll tell you that much,” as he says, and meets with Colby Marshall, a former ranch manager who leads Laux to the place where a mutilated animal was found. Scattered bits of bone remain on the site.
Meanwhile, in Fossil, Knapp meets with a rancher named David Hunt, who describes similarly disturbing cases, and says they coincided with the mysterious appearance of crop circles in the area. Hunt’s son also talks about seeing what sounds like a UFO.
In the other episodes of “Investigation Alien,” Knapp and his team look into more cases of possible alien activity and strange phenomena.
“Investigation Alien” is streaming on Netflix.
Understanding UFOs: What has to happen in 2025 to move the UAP story forward?
"I think that we will never know what is truly going on until we make a space where we can publicly and transparently engage in and encourage hard data collection from sensor systems and careful scientific analysis of that data."
"I think that we will never know what is truly going on until we make a space where we can publicly and transparently engage in and encourage hard data collection from sensor systems and careful scientific analysis of that data."
It seems fair to say that this year has arguably been a page-turner in defining and refining interest in Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), a new term — rightly or wrongly — for Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), those unknown events or craft seen in our skies.
There have been back-to-back open Congressional hearings and several classified gatherings in hush-hush, closed-door sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF) settings. "Whistleblowers" toot tales of retrieved objects and super-secret reverse engineering efforts to look under the hood of recovered vessels. Even claims of non-human "biologics" being pulled out of the wreckage of crashed craft.
No single explanation addresses the majority of UAP reports, points out the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), the U.S. Government lead for diving in and deciphering the nature of now joined at the hip and lip lingo, UAP/UFOs. So what should happen in 2025 to move the UAP/UFO story forward? Are we at a dead-end? Conversely, is the coming year one of "full disclosure?"
Perhaps humanity is going to be on the receiving end of a shocking revelation that we are accompanied minors in a grown-up universe of intelligent civilizations?
Whatever the case, adult supervision seems advisable. On that pursuit, Space.com asked several leading UFO/UAP experts to look ahead into 2025.
Promising promises
A number of civilian institutions are making promising progress said Mark Rodeghier, president and scientific director of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, based in Chicago, Illinois.
What Rodeghier personally hopes to see in 2025 is continued progress with these groups, and others, new people entering the field with expertise and energy, and more development of the academic/professional UFO community.
"All of that will move the story forward, though at a sedate pace," Rodeghier said. To truly make a significant difference — barring some amazing case, or "disclosure" with a capital D, or a detection by SETI researchers of an alien signal — he would like to see:
"I'm not that hopeful, even given good intentions, that more Congressional hearings will be much help, without new whistleblowers with firsthand testimony," continued Rodeghier. "Otherwise, I want Congress to make certain that AARO has the resources required and to conduct thorough oversight of AARO's work," he said.
- NASA take an active role and decide to fund proposals directly on the UAP subject
- Congress mandate funding via, for example, the National Science Foundation, to support research on UAP
- AARO to be more open, within understandable constraints of classification, to releasing their case investigations, and especially, of course, the case investigations for sightings which they cannot resolve.
Hearings, legislation
Next year will see more congressional hearings, possibly additional legislation, and holding the DoD's AARO office publicly accountable, observes Jeff Gould who runs the UAP News Center, an informative website that finds and links to UFO daily news.
"Congress has clearly been deeply interested in the issue in the past three years. I anticipate that they will continue to pursue the UAP topic," said Gould. He expects more former government officials coming forward to speak on the topic.
Wild card ahead?
Gould said the scientific community will advance in two ways.
"There will be increased willingness by the larger scientific community to broach the topic," and anticipates more papers of greater depth going forward. This year, he said, academic papers included a civilian astronomer's guide to UAP research, the commissioning of an all-sky infrared camera array for detection of airborne objects, as well as detecting extraterrestrial life with astophotonics.
Additionally, there are research organizations focused on UAP that will continue to deliver relevant research, Gould said, including Harvard's Galileo Project, Stanford University's Sol Foundation that's a think tank undertaking cutting-edge inquiry into all aspects of UAP, as well as The SETI Institute.
"The wild card is the Trump administration," Gould said. "They seem to have a bias towards declassification. Will they declassify UAP related documents? We'll see," he concluded.
Conspiratorial-driven mythos
In 2025, science needs to get serious about studying UAP, "or we will be stuck at a dead end of the conspiratorial-driven mythos," said Alejandro Rojas, a consultant for Enigma Labs that labels itself as the "#1 destination for UFO sighting alerts."
The newly found credibility of the topic, said Rojas, "has highlighted a blind spot the Pentagon had toward detecting low-tech small craft flying within secured airspace on land and sea."
While concerning, that's a very terrestrial and human problem, Rojas added.
Government conspiracies
"Regarding the anomalous side of the issue, public interest is centered on unsubstantiated claims of government conspiracies regarding aliens and Roswell [New Mexico]. To some, UFO disclosure only means 'tell me what I already know, aliens are here and the government interacts with them.' Opportunists, many of them longtime proponents of alien conspiracies, tell the public what they want to hear sans evidence," said Rojas.
The outcome is that this creates a lot of distrust and foments a hostile attitude towards scientists and those trying to research the topic methodically, Rojas said.
"I think that we will never know what is truly going on until we make a space where we can publicly and transparently engage in and encourage hard data collection from sensor systems and careful scientific analysis of that data," Rojas advised.
Increased transparency and openness
Delving into the topic for 18 years, Robert Powell, executive board member of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU) explains that he's confident about one fact. "The UFO/UAP subject is not hindered by our calendar and will continue to move forward well past the year 2025," he said.
In the coming year, Powell spelled out SCU's agenda, promoting three areas:
- Federal and private investments in unclassified UAP science research by academia and the scientific community. Increased collaboration between scientists, researchers, and government agencies could foster a more rigorous and multidisciplinary approach to the study of UAP. This is an approach that we have never taken since the phenomenon began in 1942.
- Development of advanced UAP detection and sensor technologies. Significant sums of money are needed for the development and the deployment of networked sensor arrays.
- Increased transparency and openness in the study of UAP. We must move away from a military-based study of the phenomenon to a science-based study. The former is controlled by secrecy while the latter depends on openness and collaboration.
First contact
"It matters not whether one believes that UAP are controlled by an advanced intelligence," Powell said. "The more exoplanets we discover, the more we know that someday the time will come when we will make first contact with another intelligence."
Powell said there's need to start now to establish clear definitions of near-Earth technosignatures, communication protocols, and the responsible and ethical sharing of knowledge gained from such contact
"Furthermore, we must consider who should represent humanity in such a momentous event," Powell observed. "Should it be a nation-state's military organization or an entity that speaks for all of humanity? This is a critical question with far-reaching implications for the future of our species," he said.
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Ricardo
The Living Force
This was shared by a fried on Facebook. She’s also a bit “in the loop” of how people are being subconsciously conditioned to the “aliens amount us” agenda.
Looking at it, i keep imagining "jaws" in the background :\ ( ie turtles all the way down )
Looking at it, i keep imagining "jaws" in the background :\ ( ie turtles all the way down )
Debra
The Living Force
Definitely has a sinister, symbolism going on, I agree.
I would like to add my apologies to everyone who read my post, on the forum, for my atrocious spelling mistakes in this post.
Due to an abundance of New Year’s Eve good cheer and Prosecco, I was the one who was “fried”, and the original post was made by a “friend”.
tschai
Dagobah Resident
At first glance, they remind me of the Xenomorphs from Alien
Apple TV+ & Prime Video jump into the UFO/UAP Matrix'$.
The late US Army Command Sergeant Major Robert Dean
First of all, I respect Greer's past work, and I don't enjoy speaking against anyone who's had a positive impact on the topic of UFO disclosure and benevolent ET contact. But Steven Greer is no longer helping disclosure, he's helping the coverup.
Greer said during an interview 3 weeks ago that major disclosures regarding hidden military technology would be released between then and early January and the source was from the Green Berets.
It now seems likely he's been getting intel from the same people responsible for killing Matt Livelsberger and creating a 'whistleblower' narrative about a fake Chinese drone threat in order to conceal the Galactic Federation presence.
Does he realize what he's doing? No, I think he believes he's sharing honest disclosure. The problem is that UFO disclosure can't come from the same people responsible for the UFO coverup.
The deep state-cabal is obviously trying to start a war between the US and China but are unable to create a realistic threat because our skies are controlled by Galactic Federation. This is why they rely on disinformation.
Greer has been wrong bout Project Bluebeam for years. He can't articulate which races are in our skies or why they're here, but he continues to say he'll be the one to provide full disclosure.
The irony is that Greer was more truthful when talking about spirituality and UFO contact but was never taken seriously by the UFO community until he began promoting false information.
Be advised. There are no secret military crafts from any country with bright lights trying to be seen by us. Galactic Federation wants to be seen without fear, and they are partially blending with human crafts to gradually debunk false theories.
The late US Army Command Sergeant Major Robert Dean First of all, I respect Greer's past work, and I don't enjoy speaking against anyone who's had a positive impact on the topic of UFO disclosure and benevolent ET contact. But Steven Greer is no longer helping disclosure, he's helping the coverup.
Greer said during an interview 3 weeks ago that major disclosures regarding hidden military technology would be released between then and early January and the source was from the Green Berets.
It now seems likely he's been getting intel from the same people responsible for killing Matt Livelsberger and creating a 'whistleblower' narrative about a fake Chinese drone threat in order to conceal the Galactic Federation presence.
Does he realize what he's doing? No, I think he believes he's sharing honest disclosure. The problem is that UFO disclosure can't come from the same people responsible for the UFO coverup.
The deep state-cabal is obviously trying to start a war between the US and China but are unable to create a realistic threat because our skies are controlled by Galactic Federation. This is why they rely on disinformation.
Greer has been wrong bout Project Bluebeam for years. He can't articulate which races are in our skies or why they're here, but he continues to say he'll be the one to provide full disclosure.
The irony is that Greer was more truthful when talking about spirituality and UFO contact but was never taken seriously by the UFO community until he began promoting false information.
Be advised. There are no secret military crafts from any country with bright lights trying to be seen by us. Galactic Federation wants to be seen without fear, and they are partially blending with human crafts to gradually debunk false theories.
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