Wow, thank you!

Same

i like him because his ability to explain complex subject without being a condensing asshole.

He's the Bob Ross of space

Bob Ross had amazing hair.

​@@JohnMichaelGodier I'm gonna be very disappointed if I don't see some happy little supernovae in this episode

Id love to take him the pub for a pint and a chat.

Correction: Dr VillaRroel

But actually the observatories on Earth will become useless like in years ? Seems self destruction by own pollution is very realistic great filter to check ✅

Thank you Mallory!

Dude (or dudet), that's deep. I would be scared and intrigued by both them and what they have recorded.

@@ChaseBlackmoon Dude my friend. If there’s a possibility of super advanced aliens, they could have recorded things like the Roman Empire or how the pyramids in Egypt were built. We could be one of many planets being watched.

Like Elon said we are like ants to them but we can gather gold we do have a purpose . They say when we did nukes we broke slave time and they became aware and came .

​@@Space_RebelThat would be an even bigger discovery than aliens themselves. It would be fascinating! May the force be with you!

@@MCsCreations MTFBWY too. 👍

@Aqua Fyre We are talking about the Sun here. The object that's almost 28 times stronger in gravitational pull than the Earth, or 99.86% of the solar systems gravity. Objects do not simply loop away from it without going around first, a direct approach followed by a turning around and going back off in the same direction it came from isn't something that can be accounted for with any natural object, because it would either have to slingshot or simply crash into the atmosphere. Edit: This is one mere instance by the way, there is a lot of activity constantly going on around it pretty much all of the time. I've seen stranger things in footage of it, but figured I would give the more lightweight example of a glowing object defying expected natural behaviour

@Aqua Fyre I'm not going to address the obvious and expected dismissal of any likely evidence. After all, if something doesn't make sense to *you* then its stupid to suggest it, right? Right?? If you actually want to see it yourself put pfW7UaeeeWc into the YT search bar. And before you come back, no i don't really care what you think it is.

The only event for me was pre-quadcopter days, where i saw at night a bright spec of light that was moving unlike anything i knew then or now, that isn't a quadcopter, and at that relative size.

@@aserta If you want to see stuff get a decent IR camera. It's actually crazy the things people capture with them which otherwise would be invisible

@Aqua Fyre @Aqua Fyre I'm not particularly invested in proving to you specifically the object is not of natural origin. I will say from what I recall reading, the object has remained unexplained by astronomers which you would think includes any strange behaving asteroids. I personally don't bother analysing footage of unprovable probably trivial sightings of unknown objects, I focus on those which are either unexplained and obviously abnormal in behaviour or appearance. A couple more examples I can pick off the top of my head is potential evidence of nuclear detonations on mars around 200m years ago, look up the name Dr. J Brandenburg if that intrigues you. Another would be the presence of uranium on the surface of the Moon among other metals which really shouldn't be there (this one i read about years ago hence vagueness), without bothering to mention the other million strange things about, on and around the moon (had to mention this>) like the miles high towers. One thing I don't mind doing, even if its for fanatical skeptics, is linking footage. So here's another - Ps5i3ft93YM - You can try and speculate what that is, and I'm guessing one suggestion will be a SP. But again I just don't care, it could be an elephant and you might suggest it's a rhino. And I can appreciate that in all honesty, because the implications of this stuff I'm mentioning are quite terrifying for us as a species, but I'm a realist. If much of this stuff really is artificial in origin, we really ought to figure out who, where, why, and their intentions.

Yup. If there was actual proof of one god, I'd believe that every god worshipped by humans may be real - I'd just have to find them. There is actual proof that there is life on a planet - Earth. That means I believe it is possible elsewhere - we just need to find it.

I think this is exactly the reason they're skeptical of claims like these, the amount of people I see nowadays that say "aliens are real, the government doesnt want you to know but the aliens are actually biblical god and disproves all of science and that the bible is real" or what I saw a ton of when the JWST launched which was "JWST discovered something that terrified scientists, that caused a crisis in cosmology and proves that the big bang was wrong and actually god created everything" Hearing this all the time spoken with absolute confidence trains scientists to be excessively skeptical because a ton of people genuinely take advantage of science and scientific jargon to push their own interests or con people. This is why extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

This is not because you may wear a white "scientific outfit" in a lab that it makes you a scientist. Just look at the illness industry and you will easily find they don't really apply the scientific principle. The secret to follow the "very scientific principle" is, in my opinion, to remember: 1. That we don't know. Because we know that we don't know, we want to know more! ;) (I know!... That's a lot of "know"...) 2. Learn to ask better questions: Albert Einstein said (surely in a better way than my intent!) that the answer is at another level than the problem. Thus, asking questions at the level of the solution makes you a better scientist. 3. The observer affects the experience; always: Mainly because we want to try to prove/disprove something we think (or were thinking in the beginning). Questioning our paradigms (filters of the mind) may let us understand why we were thinking "this" in the first place and, so, allows us to re-frame our mental process in a more "scientific" way. Just my PoV.

It is because there is so much nonsense surrounding the topic. In fact many UFO enthusiasts remind me a religious people that are unable to process the reality in rational way. In the neighbour thread someone claims they saw a strange object/lights and they think it can bend spacetime (to move presumably). Fun fact is that EVERYTHING that has mass bends spacetime and it is a common knowledge at this point.

Hello there on the other side of The Earth

​@@jayceegenocide4402 hello from roughly the same side of the planet as your good self 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙂

You stood up and fell in to the EVENT ⭕HORIZON

@@jayceegenocide4402 :D Ni hao! :D (Chinese for hello)

Really? To me it felt like two robots reading a script back and forth lol. Monotone question followed by “yes thank you for that question here is my monotone answer” Not natural at all, no flow and a slog to listen to with no real information provided. To be fair I couldn’t make it to the the end.

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena is certainly a better description but I still use UFO for the most part.

Would love to hear Tyson explain his abduction

I'll be honest, part of the reason I hope we discover evidence of aliens and UFOs is just to watch all the extreme critics have to eat their words lol.

Also 65 recently and having seen 3 different type of craft since 2006 , I can say its great that it is coming out into the open and that we are not all going crazy . I want to know wth these craft are , why are they here , what are they up too .

@@trip5003 🏍️up to. It's a two letter word you can't spell.

I offer Mr Baggins, the greatest cat ever. Please let me live.

What's particularly interesting is that some of the objects, if present, appeared to be in geosynchronous orbit according one of Dr. Villaroel's papers. That constrains things a lot. Geosyncronous orbit was hypothesized in the 20's, but no one really thought about using it for satellites until 1945. The tech to achieve it didn't exist until significantly after 1950. I think the first actual satellite in that orbit was 1962.

Also BTW, there are definitely plates previous to 1950, with some surveys going back to the 1890's. So there are tons of pre-1950 plates that could be searched.

​@@JohnMichaelGodier if they could find such anomalies on those plates it'd be fascinating.

It's possible that a satellite was secretly launched sooner than we thought. Rocket launches are pretty noticable though. You would have to launch it at the right time in a remote part of the world. I once saw a weird object glowing in the sky for a good 20 minutes. Turns out it was a rocket 100s of miles away in a different state. I find it hard to believe that something capable of being seen from multiple states could light up the sky in an era where people went outside a lot more and it not make every newspaper in the country.

Respectfully… seven years is a long time in recent history. No chance of human-origin orbital objects in 1950.

Was that your first sighting? In beautiful Finland no less :) I've had 3 (maybe 4... not sure about the last one) sightings. None of them frightened me. (isn't that weird, really?) But I've also seen one paranormal entity and that one did scare me. Anyway, I may be WAY off here, but I feel like a lot of sightings are definitely intentional on the part of the UAPs. Others are surprises, on both parties sides. Those are the ones that truly frighten people. I don't know where i was going with this 😂

@@debralucas9519 It was my 2nd sighting. The location is VERY near to a certain (military) public airport so I thought about the possibility of it being some sort of a military drone. It doesn’t change the fact how effing weirdly and otherwordly it moved around. Let me know if you find the point you were trying to make. 😅

@@miomimomiro It would have to be some crazy technology for a drone to move the way you described... Back to trying to remember my point 😂

I and my family,neighbors and many other people witnessed one in daylight. It was enormous so there was really no way of missing it. It must have been 1500 feet, and I say this because it was moving over a cliff . Moore's wall. In hanging rock state park. NC. I'm sure many tourists saw it also but who can say. Anyway it appeared with an explosion so loud you could feel it inside our house. At the same time power went off. I thought a car hit a pole naturally so I ran out of the house and it was there! In all its glory feeling the sky silent as sin... I was extremely unafraid for some reason. It was calming to be there for some reason. As it passed over an older man had a heart attack when he saw it. Then it was gone! Just disappeared.

@@stephenhurd1489 Cool!! Thanks for sharing.

9 pops up quite a bit in UFO lore.

Absolutely. Finally the stigma is gradually fading.

Not to mention she has a lovely, musical voice and sweet accent!

I three like her voice

The movie wasn’t realistic. Should have been dolphins. Lol

​@@Space_Rebel nah, dolphins are jerks.

Were well into the weirdness at this point

I think she was just being modest !

Thank you Ed.