"It is quickly becoming clear that after decades of research, we still don't know everything about the odd objects in our solar system. Space scientists are surprised that one of these strange objects, Oumuamua, has been acting weird lately.But its odd behavior isn't the only surprising thing about it. This mysterious space object is also doing something it hasn't done since 2017it is moving towards Earth! Is there any particular reason behind Oumuamua's behavior? What does its potential return mean for the world and outer space as we know it? Keep watching because what we have discovered will leave you speechless!"
Oumuamua IS NOT A ROCK! It's a SPACESHIP while the NASA and others are focused on this miss info on it the fact is there a ton of these type out there that come near and inside the planet on a daily basis and have been video recorded by others.
The space program that lies to us all the time known as NASA which we all know stands for "Never A Straight Answer" has known the truth from day 1 but has lied about it to keep us in the dark and guessing what this is. Why? Because only them, and people with telescopes as powerful will see it properly. This limits it down to only major powers in control on earth.
The rest who can see it will see it but from so far it's not as visible and details are lost. This is why they continue to focus on it while others like it come into earth on a daily basis... This one is acting as a decoy since we're in contact with those beings. This was done when some random folks found it in the private sector.
So this isn't new news but for those who don't know on March 13, 1997, a series of bright lights appeared in the skies over Arizona, Nevada, and northern Mexico. The mysterious lights were seen by thousands of people claiming to having seen the same thing. Some even took videos of the mysterious light phenomenon. The Phoneix Lights, as they are known, have remained unexplained since that night, despite so many eyewitness reports. At the time they were a media sensation especially in Phoenix!
According to KTAR News, the sightings were initially treated as something of a joke. Fife Symington was the Governor of Arizona at the time, and after the sightings, he held a tongue-in-cheek press conference with one of his staff members dressed like an alien. However, Symington went on to admit that he had seen the lights as well, and despite being a pilot himself and being familiar with an array of aircraft, he had no explanation for the lights. Symington wasn't the only pilot who happened to see the Phoenixx Lights, another pilot was flying that evening and they spotted the anomaly above Phoenix. That pilot was none other than actor Kurt Russell, per Page Six.
Kurt Russell the iconic actor having appeared in a wide range of films from "Escape From New York" to "The Hateful Eight" to "Miracle," and so on. In addition to acting, Russell was also at one point a professional baseball player where he spent some time in the minor leagues playing both single and double-A ball in the 1970s, according to Puget Sound Business Journal, Kurt Russell has been flying for decades and has owned a variety of aircraft including biplanes and gliders, and was even known to try his hand at performing acrobatic maneuvers. Russell was also known to fly himself and his long-time partner, Goldie Hawn, to vacation hotspots like Aspen, British Columbia, and Palm Springs.
According to Golf Hotel Whiskey, Russell stated in an interview with Airport journals that flying was in his blood, as his grandfather was an experienced pilot who at one point even served as a test pilot for billionaire Howard Hughes' Hughes Aircraft Company. In 2017, Kurt Russell was promoting the film "Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. II" in an interview with the BBC, when he recounted what happened to him on March 13, 1997, in the skies over Phoenix. Russell was flying Hawn's son, Oliver Hudson, to visit his girlfriend. "I was flying him to go see his girlfriend, and we were on approach," Russell said. "I saw six lights over the airport in absolute uniform in a V shape. Oliver said to me I was just looking at him, I was coming in, we're maybe a half a mile out and Oliver said, 'Pa, what are those lights?'"
Russell's sighting is similar to those that were reported across the region that same night. Where things diverge was that Russell and Hudson had a bird's eye view of the alleged UFO. Russell radioed air traffic control and told them what he was seeing, though according to Page Six, he was told there was no aircraft in the area. Russell explained that what happened that night drifted to the back of his mind until several years later when Goldie Hawn was watching a TV show about UFOs that covered the Phoenix Lights, and mentioned an identified pilot who called in a sighting. Russell realized that he was the pilot, and was able to confirm this with a quick check of his logbooks, per Flying.
The Truth is out there is the theme, and tagline to my all time favorite tv show "The X-Files" starring David Duchovny & Gillian Anderson. This show was created by Chris Carter who came up with this fantastic show and inputed some of the ufology's biggest stories, and also his own spin on these stories. Now not the entire series was based on UFO's and Aliens but this was the core of the story for Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) who got into the FBI because he wanted to find out what happened to his sister the night she was "taken" by what he came to believe were Aliens which were working with a secret part of the government which had hidden agendas towards keeping the world in what my good friend Stephen Bassett calls "The UFO Embargo" which some say is 80 year plus old... I believe it to be over 100 years old, and perhaps even predates the formation of these United States.
While it's not clear how long the current people in people have known, and why they're still keeping this secret other than for the industrial mulitary complex which runs things to use these techonological advancements to themselves for future weapons against both our Earthly enemies, and those from other worlds. Some say that the reason this whole thing has been such a taboo subject and why the current people aren't being told the entire truth is due to the "fear" the truth would cause with both common folks and the power structures such as religions, governments and sciencetists. While this might have been true 100 years ago today's people are well aware for the most part that things are what it seems with the subject.
Now that we have been told by our own people that both "Area 51" is real, and "UFO's" or "UAP's" as they have been now labeled are real there has been for sometime a wait on more info coming out to us the people who have spent who knows how much of our tax money on secret projects, and an on going coverup which has lasted way too long. For me the "Truth is out there" but it's not about the "Aliens, UFO's" or anything like that but the "Truth" I'm talking about is the "WHY ARE THEY STILL COVERING IT UP?"
Time is not on the side of the older people in power as they will die like all humans one day do and so keeping the bit lie about this is beyond stupid at this point. Just to me there should be no more wait, and they need to just release all the data, files, pictures, videos, and all the bodies, and crafts to show the public. Time to end the embargo and time for the truth to come out... Now the book "Behold A Pale Horse" as you know is from William "Bill" Cooper whos been dead for decades now but he wrote that book in the 90s and it talks about a "false flag ufo invasion" so I hope that this isn't what we have instore for us in 2024 as I sit here writing this in 2023... The facts are what they are but what we don't need is a fake invasion or a pretend war. We need the facts and we need to know this in a peacefull way. I'm not going to ask for anyone to be sent to prison over them keeping this secret as this doesn't solve any issues.
Just let's drop the lies, and the act... Now we also know recently the congress and senate have been talking more and more about this subject and both sides seem to agree the time to reveal the truth is here but remember with these radical leftists democrats nothing is what it seems. Not even in the subjects like these. While Chuck Schummer says he's pro ending the embargo it seems Matt Gaetz is claming that is the current bill Schummer is trying to pass will not give us the answers we want but would place this in a place like the JFK files were we would have to wait 25 years and it would cost billions to just tell us what we already know.
This is a waste of time, and money... Time to just spill the beans, and let the people of Earth know the truth and get on with the show of engaging the world with these facts. Here is a tweet by Tucker Carlson with video talking about this very subject on his now big time X.com (Formerly known as "Twitter") show.
In July, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), along with a bipartisan group of five other senators, announced sweeping legislation to declassify and release government information about unidentified flying objects.
Ep. 42 For more than 80 years, the US government has hidden the existence of UFOs. The question is why. The answer is ominous. pic.twitter.com/JMskiaBEmR
The announcement coincided with, and seemed to corroborate, an extraordinary series of UFO-related developments. But now, Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio), Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.), Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.) appear poised to quash this bipartisan transparency initiative. In the absence of reasonable, good-faith objections to the core provisions of the historic legislation, the question is why. If there is nothing to hide and nothing to the UFO phenomenon, why would any member of Congress object to greater transparency and oversight of an executive branch prone to excessive and dangerous over-classification?
Or perhaps there is something to hide. According to Schumer, a sweeping investigation “led some in Congress to believe that the executive branch was concealing important information regarding [UFOs] over broad periods of time.” This is corroborated by the inspector general of the intelligence community, who deemed a decorated whistleblower’s assertion that the government inappropriately concealed UFO-related information from Congress “credible and urgent.” Moreover, as Senate Intelligence Vice Chair Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) noted in extraordinary detail, several high-level officials with top security clearances have told congressional investigators of the existence of surreptitious government UFO retrieval and “reverse engineering” programs.
At the same time, 10 ex-government officials, military officers and scientists have alleged (or suggested) publicly that the U.S. government has recovered at least one UFO.
In light of these remarkable developments, the overarching objectives of the Schumer-led Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act (UAPDA) are government transparency and the restoration of constitutionally-mandated congressional oversight. At its core, the UAPDA establishes that all government UFO records “carry a presumption of immediate disclosure.” Any records deemed too sensitive for immediate release would be subject to review by an independent nine-member panel. Following a recommendation from the panel, the president would decide whether, and when, to release any such documents or records.
Perhaps most importantly, the UAPDA’s “controlled disclosure campaign” would require a benchmark-driven plan for the eventual public release of all UFO-related records or information, no matter how sensitive.
Key Republicans appear to object to the UAPDA on two grounds: The possible leak of classified information, and the possibility that the review board would duplicate other government UFO efforts. Neither objection holds water. First, the proposed records review board would be composed of “distinguished persons of high national professional reputation.” Each, along with board staff, would be required to hold top security clearances. Second, the president would retain ultimate authority to release any record or information deemed too sensitive to release immediately. These safeguards make an inadvertent leak of classified information extremely unlikely.
More importantly, if key Republicans succeed in neutering or quashing the UAPDA in its entirety, they may inadvertently spur the leak of sensitive information that they ostensibly fear. As Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.), a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, stated recently, new protections enacted by Congress resulted in “all sorts of [UFO whistleblowers] coming out of the woodwork.” These individuals, Gallagher said, are telling congressional investigators that “they’ve been part of this or that [UFO] program,” resulting in “a variety of pretty intense conversations.” Moreover, according to Sen. Rubio, “a lot of people… are starting to edge towards coming forward and we hear may be coming forward.” Without the UAPDA’s formal, controlled disclosure framework, frustrated whistle blowers may feel compelled to leak sensitive UFO-related information, potentially resulting in a “catastrophic” or “uncontrolled” disclosure. Separately, Republicans appear to object to the UAPDA on the grounds that the proposed review board would be duplicative of the government’s new UFO analysis office. For one, the office analyzes video and other data of UFO incidents reported by U.S. servicemembers. Such work is categorically different from the transparency-focused mission of the UAPDA-proposed review board.
More importantly, as former deputy assistant secretary of defense for intelligence Christopher Mellon aptly noted, asking the government’s UFO office to investigate allegations of illegality by the executive branch is akin to tasking intelligence agencies with investigating the Iran-Contra scandal. An independent body with presidential imprimatur is far better suited to the task of enforcing transparency, especially if an agency refuses to release relevant records. Moreover, any costs associated with the UAPDA’s nine-member review board would be minimal in the context of the entire defense budget. Ultimately, the dearth of sound objections to the bipartisan UAPDA raises several questions about the motivations of the Republicans now seeking to halt the legislation. Some of the most forceful opposition to the UAPDA appears to come from Turner, chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Of note, Turner represents the congressional district that includes Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which features prominently — and infamously — in UFO history.
As physicist and hedge fund director Eric Weinstein noted, if members of Congress were to make a hypothetical “last ditch effort to scuttle” the disclosure of secret government UFO programs, he would have guessed that a congressman from Turner’s district would be involved. Moreover, with Republicans generally distrustful of government and seemingly natural ideological allies of any efforts to expose undue government secrecy, GOP opposition to the UAPDA is particularly perplexing. But thanks largely to social media, citizen advocacy and engagement is surging.
Polished, nuanced guides to engaging Congress on the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act and calls to action have garnered millions of engagements. Rightfully so. With government secrecy potentially concealing the biggest story in human history, Americans of all political stripes should be vocal advocates for government accountability and transparency. Marik von Rennenkampff served as an analyst with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation and was an Obama administration appointee at the U.S. Department of Defense.
UFO's or UAP's are real! So while this is not really news anymore the current "UAP Disclosure Act" is interesting in it's timing and it's something which brings me back to the rumored false flag Alien invasion which is being said to happen in 2024. As a way to try and "fix" the election by setting up a fake Alien invasion which would see us in a major war with them. This is rumored and also was in the book "Behold a Pale Horse" by the late William Cooper back in the 90's.
While the mainstream are saying this is a crucial step towards transparency and accountability, addressing the public's growing interest in unidentified aerial phenomena. The establishment of a civilian review board would further enhance this process, ensuring diverse perspectives and independent oversight. It is essential to support this act and the formation of the review board, as it aligns with the democratic values of openness and public participation.
The r/UFOB community, representing over 125,000 individuals, is a testament to the widespread interest in this issue. Therefore, it is urged to vote in favor of the UAP Disclosure Act and advocate for the civilian review board. This action would not only respect the public's right to know but also contribute to a more informed and engaged citizenry.
What do you all think about this part the person who originally brought this bill was leftist "Chuck Schummer" who well is known for fibbing and lying his buns off. He's also known for attacking certain judges verbally in a way that he would have lost his job had he been a "republican" and he's part of the globalist which sound a lot like those Cooper spoke about.
Again folks check out the audio on William Cooper of his book "Behold A Pale Horse"
Now I’m not saying is is based on “Alien tech” but this reminds me of the think metal strips first described by the son of Jesse Marcel Sr who said that as a kid he saw parts of the wreckage his father picked up. Jesse Jr said that it was thin metal with marking on it which he couldn’t describe as a language known to him but looked like it could be a sort of language or writing. Now Jesse Sr helped to recover the so called UFO or UAP as they’re now being called… Jesse Sr and others said that the thin layer of metal was odd because you would bend it, and it would pop back into place like it wasn’t bent. They couldn’t cut it with normal metal cutting ways, and couldn’t poke a hole in it like it was super tough but thin like foil paper.
Now moving forward to 2021, and we have word that this is posted as new tech just discovered but it’s claimed that a design to improve the resilience and electrical performance thin metal film based electrodes is now in the works, and that Flexible electrodes, electronic components that conduct electricity, are of key importance for the development of numerous wearable technologies, including smartwatches, fitness trackers and health monitoring devices. Ideally, electrodes inside wearable devices should retain their electrical conductance when they are stretched or deformed.
Many flexible electrodes developed so far are made of metalthin films placed on elastic substrates. While some of these electrodes are flexible and conduct electricity well, sometimes, the metal films are fractured, which can result in sudden electricity disconnection.
Artistic conceptual image of the researchers’ work showing 2D interlayer enabled delayed/tortuous cracking of metal thin-films and an image of a metal-2D interconnector integrated flexible light-emitting device. Credit: Cho et al.
2D interlayer cracking of metal thin-films
Researchers at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have recently introduced a new design that could enable the development of strain-resilient flexible electrodes that conduct electricity well, even when they are stretched or deformed. This design, outlined in a paper published in Nature Electronics, involves the introduction of a thin, two-dimensional (2-D) interlayer, which reduces the risk of fractures and retains electrical connections of metal films.
“We were interested in addressing outstanding unmet challenge of unexpected, complete electrical disconnection of flexible electrodes that is commonly observed after the onset of inevitable mechanical fracture during their use, which severely limits the functional lifespan of flexible/wearable electronics,” SungWoo Nam, one of the researchers who carried out the study, told TechXplore. “Our work showed the elongated conductance of a metal thin film itself with strain (termed ‘electrical ductility’ in analogy to mechanical ductility, which describes elongation of deformation with strain) for the first time, by changing fracture behaviors of the metal film with the underlying 2-D-interlayers.”
Nam and his colleagues found that inserting an atomically thin 2-D interlayer, such as graphene, into thin-film metal electrodes, reduced the risk of fractures and increased the electrode’s ability to conduct electricity under varying degrees of strain, which they refer to as its electrical ductility. This occurs because strong and weak van der Waals interactions in the 2-D materials induce a unique buckling deformation that delays damages to the electrodes’ metal thin films.
“The resulting ‘controlled’ cracking of the metal thin films enables substantially enhanced/robust electrical conduction,” Nam said. “Our 2-D-interlayer approach is not limited to certain combinations of metals and 2-D materials, but rather, it highlights different practical strategies to enhance the electromechanical reliability of various metal-based elements utilized in current wearable electronics applications, which could have a positive impact for the wearable electronics industry.”
The design introduced by Nam and his colleagues can be applied to a wide range of electrodes based on thin metal films. In their study, the researchers demonstrated the feasibility of their approach by using it to create a flexible electroluminescent light-emitting diode (LED) device. Remarkably, they found that their strategy can substantially improve the electromechanical robustness of commonly used electrodes (i.e., with its resistance decreased by several orders of magnitude and an extended region of stable resistance) under multimodal deformation.
In the future, this work could have significant implications for the development of new electronics. More specifically, their new electrode design could be used to fabricate a wide range of more resistant and better performing wearable devices.
“People working on flexible/wearable electronics with metal film based electrical components, such as flexible electrodes and interconnects, might be particularly interested in our findings,” Nam said. “We are interested in expanding our concept to various other conducting materials as well as investigating the scalability of our approach and its potential impact on flexible/wearable electronics.”
