It's interesting that David Grusch expects the government to make a formal statement regarding UAP in 2024, and that year could be potentially wild in a good way.
I'm curious as to what type of statement he expects to be made.
I thought it was pretty odd that they didn't account for wind speed. Personally, I'm not sure how we (NASA included) can make a definite conclusion, as we don't have access to all of the sensor data. AARO apparently does have access to the sensor data and has determined this case is still unresolved.
Yeah, I thought it was pretty ironic that they declared that they wanted to be completely transparent with the public and that they had nothing to hide. They then refused to name the UAP Director. Glad they changed their mind.
I'm not familiar with what earthquake lights look like, however, these look more like orbs of light rather than the images that pop up in google when searching "earthquake light".
Credit to reddit user theyarehere47.
These are just copies of documents sent by UFO researcher Lee Graham, who was trying to validate their authenticity.
The fact that they are on file at the Reagan library does not mean they are authentic, they are there because they were documents received during Reagan's presidency.
The document the quoted regarding "Project Aquarius" is known as "The Carter Briefing Notes" or "The Carter Document" and came out back in the late 1980's.
Then-UFOlogist Bill Moore (co-author of the first book on Roswell) had been in contact with a number of intelligence sources and one day they sent him on crazy trip straight out of an espionage movie. He had to engage in all sorts of cloak and dagger tradecraft, like flying across the country, waiting for instructions by pay phones, etc--- finally, he ended up in a motel in upstate New York.
There was a knock on the door, and when Moore opened it, a man was standing there holding an envelope. The man told Moore he had precisely 19 minutes to do what he wanted with the documents.
So Moore clicked on the light at the desk, and began photographing the papers. He also read the text into a tape recorder, in case the photos didn't come out. Precisely 19 minutes later, the man collected the papers, put them back in the envelope, and left without saying a word.
Sometime later, Moore published the document as part of his investigation into the original MJ-12 documents. Although he never came to a final conclusion, he suspected it probably was a mix of disinformation and truth.
Seems pretty clear for a night video. No lights that would indicate it as another aircraft.
It seems to me that an increasing number of commercial pilots, not just military ones, are coming forward. Rightfully so, they present UAP as a flight safety risk.
Even if the idea of UAP representing non-human intelligence is laughable to some, I think we owe it to our pilots to provide them with answers.
TL;DL:
She is deeply troubled that the issue isn't taken more seriously. Despite its evident importance to many, as evidenced by its trending status on TikTok, it seems to be overlooked.
Furthermore, she is alarmed by the evident domain awareness gap. Many pilots are hesitant to report their experiences due to fears of reprisals. In her opinion, irrespective of whether there is alien involvement or not, this is one of the most significant stories in American history. The potential misuse of funds and indications that elements within the government and the Department of Defense have gone rogue are grave concerns.
Yes, I agree. I believe they have a good idea of where a larger piece of material is located, and they are planning another expedition to determine whether this object is artificially made or not.
Some key points (credit to reddit user showmeufos):
I haven't seen these, so I thought I'd share. The second one, showing the disc-shaped object over the treeline, is very fascinating.
Great to see more main stream coverage. The more people who see this and speak to their elected representatives, the better for disclosure.