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The Department of Defense has released hundreds of never-before-seen files on UFOs.
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The Department of Defense has released hundreds of never-before-seen files on UFOs.
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NASA transcripts from four years later are also part of this release.
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After all the speculation, the hearsay, are we any closer to the truth?
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I'm a little disappointed with the press, how they've treated this subject, because they're not doing their homework in ways they should
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if they're going to be a responsible press reporting on things not previously known, at one time perhaps mysterious,
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but upon being known, I'd expect to hear that and I don't.
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So I thought I'd jump in.
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The Pentagon files that were released included documents, of course not only from the US military, but also from NASA.
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NASA spends time in space.
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And if aliens are gonna come from anywhere, it's probably gonna be from space.
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I get that, but those NASA documents were never classified.
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What the astronauts were seeing would have a complete,
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full, rational explanation, but you have to read the transcript to see and understand why, which I'll detail in a moment.
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But the fact that they were released, juxtaposed, with other files, where people see unidentified anomalous phenomena, don't know what it is,
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then it's almost guilt by association.
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So I thought that was a little misleading.
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A little misleading.
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So what were these flashes that the astronauts saw?
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In modern astrophysics, we know that there are phenomena in the universe
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that accelerate particles and cast them out into space at near the speed of light.
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These are called cosmic rays.
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These move through space, they come from the center of our galaxy, they come from the center of other galaxies, they come from supernovae, wherever they are in the universe.
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When they impinge upon our atmosphere, they bust open atoms and molecules,
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creating a cascade of other particles that slowly work their way down to Earth's surface.
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How do I know this?
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Other than that there are research papers on it, I've worked on mountaintops where I got most of my PhD thesis data observing through telescopes
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and You always had to take multiple exposures of your target object.
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Why?
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Because cosmic rays will hit your digital detector and light up Pixels within it,
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but it doesn't do it to the same pixel for all of your pictures
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So you want to take at least three images of your object.
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You look through the three images and
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If any one of those pixels was blown out You don't use
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that pixel from that image and then you average the rest
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or take the median of the rest and this way you Systematically remove the effects of cosmic rays on your data.
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This is routine.
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We do this all the time Every observation at a telescope
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has a built-in system to free the image of cosmic rays that have hit it.
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The particles that hit my detector?
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Those are much lower energy particles after the original particle got all divided up
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and scattered and cascaded to become many many more lower energy particles by the time it hits the ground.
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When you've left Earth there's no atmosphere to provide such protection for you.
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We would learn among the Apollo astronauts who were the first astronauts to leave Earth for a destination.
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They would see flashes of light.
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They would just see it with their eyes open and with their eyes closed.
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Evidence that something is getting triggered on their retina.
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Just like what was happening in my CCD photos at the telescope on mountaintops.
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So it's evidence that something's happening internal to the eye But you still want to know what's causing it
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So they decided let's create a helmet for you
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That has detectors on it for cosmic rays and if a cosmic ray
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Triggers your helmet at the same time you see a flash.
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There's hard evidence
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That you are seeing the interaction of cosmic rays with your retina and not some
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mysterious Cosmic alien force trying to get inside your head sure enough.
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That's exactly what was observed the Apollo light flash moving emulsion device Alfmed did I get that right?
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I think I did
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Alfmed the emulsion by the way would be the detector
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so Alfmed gave convincing evidence that when their helmet detected a flash of light So did their eyes.
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It's one thing for it to trigger flashes of light, but that's not the real concern here.
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These particles are entering their bodies and could mess with your DNA.
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You can break apart complex molecules within your body, within your brain.
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So yeah, it's one thing to see flashes of light, but we really want to get to the bottom of this medically.
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What is the long-term effects of being out there exposed in space?
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So the transcripts reveal rather explicitly that You have the astronauts constantly reporting on these flashes.
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By the way, there is some adjectives in there.
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Bright as a headlight.
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Bright as a headlight, that sounds like there's some craft that's out there.
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And if you just take that comment out of context, it's like, what are they experiencing?
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But in the framing of the sentences that precede it and follow it,
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It is clear that it is simply more communication with Mission Control about flashes of light.
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These looked a little different from other flashes of light, so that they can be corroborated, or not, with the ALF-Med experiment that's happening on their helmets.
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They would even take pictures of themselves wearing the helmet,
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orienting the helmet, to verify with Mission Control that the data taking was happening as expected and as instructed.
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There were other lights, for example.
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One report was that there were lights outside of the craft that reminded them of the 4th of July.
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I'm presuming fireworks on the 4th of July, though fireworks were not explicitly stated in the transcript.
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What's going on there?
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Well, first of all, the Apollo capsule is not completely clad with transparent windows.
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They're only windows sticking out in, like, one direction, okay?
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Ahead of them from where they're seated, but you don't have a 360 couple of view the way they do in the space station
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when they added this bubble glass that enables you to see in all directions.
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They would learn that these flashes of light were the product of the third Saturn V stage going off.
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That third stage is what takes you from orbit around Earth on a trajectory to reach the moon.
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It's called a Translunar Injection, a TLI.
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You're separating from a previous stage, engines are starting, There's the fuel that was in the tank that was kept at sub-zero temperatures
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because we're using liquid oxygen and liquid methane to liquefy those two gases at the very, very cold temperatures.
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And when you're that cold and you launch from Florida, you've got frost on the outside, and that stuff finally jiggles off.
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That flies off.
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Paint chips fly off.
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Who knows what the hell else flies off?
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And there it is, right about at that time, they see these flashes of light outside their capsule.
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Not in their eyes, outside.
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Notice you can't photograph flashes of light that are on your retina, because the camera is not your retina.
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But you can do them outside the capsule, and they did.
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They communicated expressly to Mission Control which frame in the camera that photo would be.
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You could look in the files and find the photo yourself.
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It's a very findable thing if you want to sort of check it.
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I lived through the Apollo era, a great time in the history of America and of the world.
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I spoke with many moonwalkers, never Michael Jackson though, never met the guy, but the other moonwalkers in the world.
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And when they toured the world, they were received by other nations, parades and things.
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They would go up to him and say, we did it.
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They didn't say you did it.
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They said we did it.
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The we, of course, is humanity reaching the moon.
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And when you do things that have never been done before, like going to the moon, you will experience things that no one had experienced before you.
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And that's what science is all about.
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And that's exactly what happened on those missions.
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Many more files will be released, surely with NASA transcripts mixed in among them and I don't know
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if any NASA transcripts were once secret or top secret and then sort of crossed over into the release of files, maybe.
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And if they were kept secret, it would have surely been only for national security reasons.
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Remember, we went to the moon because we were scared witless that the godless commies, the Russians, might beat us there and display to the world
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that their system of life and economy and government would be better than ours.
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So the whole thing was a military construct.
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You want further evidence of that?
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Every astronaut who went to the moon served in the military, and were either officers in the military, or one or two might have been enlisted.
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They all served in the military, except for one who was the scientist, Jack Schmidt.
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So I wouldn't be surprised if many NASA files were top secret now getting released.
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If there's something we really can't explain, and you want to think they're aliens, because you're alien adjacent, or that's your first thought instead of your hundredth thought.
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I'm a scientist, and in the history of science, the correct explanation has never been magic or aliens, ever.
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The verified explanation for a phenomenon we didn't understand.
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So, aliens are kind of low on my list as a likelihood for what could be happening, But I don't want to put him to zero. Could be.
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I'll just reiterate what I've been saying all along.
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We are at a stage right now.
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We have sufficient reason to think there are aliens in the back shed because of testimonies from whistleblowers and insiders,
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former security officials and ex-military. So, okay.
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I'm just sitting back, waiting for you to walk out the alien.
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That's kind of what I need right now.
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And then we're good.
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At which point nobody has to ask, do you believe in alien?
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So other than my telling you my life experience dealing with cosmic rays, obtaining data from the universe for my PhD thesis,
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everything else I'm describing for you here with the astronauts, it's not a matter of you taking my word for it.
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Go to the transcripts if you like.
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There's the astronauts talking about the flashes of light, interwoven with discussions about the ALF-Med experiment.
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Constant back and forth with mission control.
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Bypass the media report, go straight to the file.
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And I think you'll see what I'm talking about.
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Maybe everything else is aliens in the file, but not the NASA documents.
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Until next time, keep looking up.
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What would you do if an alien actually showed up?
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Would you shake its hand or run?
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Does it even have a hand to shake?
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In my latest book, Take Me to Your Leader, I explore not only how they might have gotten here, but what they might want and how you should respond.
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Because the real question is not, are we alone?
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It's, are we ready?
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By the way, I also narrated Take Me to Your Leader.
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And I'm duly informed that you can get a copy of that book or the audiobook now.
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Wherever books are sold.
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You should probably get the book sooner rather than later.
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You don't want to have a first alien encounter and not be ready for it.
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I'm just saying.
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- “क्या हम किसी सत्य के करीब हैं?” - यह प्रश्न पूछने की एक प्रभावी शैली है, जो संदेह और विचार में गहराई को दर्शाती है।
- “यह कुछ मिलीभगत की तरह लग रहा था।” - यहाँ पर "लग रहा था" एक भावनात्मक शैली स्थापित करता है, जो श्रोताओं को विचार करने के लिए प्रेरित करता है।
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- कोस्मिक रे (Cosmic Rays) - इसे सही ढंग से उच्चारित करना आवश्यक है, ताकि अन्य लोग आपके ज्ञान को सही समझ सकें।
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- पेंटागन (Pentagon) - इस शब्द का सही उच्चारण करना महत्वपूर्ण है, खासतौर पर जब आप अमेरिकी रक्षा विभाग की चर्चा कर रहे हों।
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