Latest / Shepard Ambellas Show / Why NASA Hid the Sharp Images of 3I/ATLAS – Full Breakdown
Transcript
- 0:06[SPEAKER_08]: Thank you so much for watching.
- 1:06[SPEAKER_06]: All right, I hope you're having a great day, you know, in a stunning escalation of the ongoing saga surrounding the third confirmed interstellar object ever detected, three eye atlas, Harvard astrophysicist professor, Avie Loeb has an unleashed a scathing critique of NASA's November 19th press conference.
- 1:31[SPEAKER_06]: low accuses the space agency of arrogance of expertise for glossing over 12 major anomalies that in his view strongly suggests the massive visitor is not just a mere comment but a potential alien spacecraft or technological artifact from another star system.
- 2:01[SPEAKER_06]: went through and went ahead and virtually, you know, lied the whole time at the press conference, they were laughing in the faces of the American people in what is known as duper's delight.
- 2:24[SPEAKER_06]: That's right.
- 2:25[SPEAKER_06]: They were ceasing with the idea.
- 2:28[SPEAKER_06]: that they thought they were dupeing the American public in some type of playwright or screenplay.
- 2:38[SPEAKER_06]: And they even referenced the word play multiple times as if this was some type of rehearsed setup.
- 2:50[SPEAKER_06]: and appearance staged in front of millions of people on the mainstream media.
- 2:59[SPEAKER_06]: So NASA provided fuzzy images from Mars orbiters, Hubble, and a few other sources.
- 3:10[SPEAKER_06]: But basically declaring that this is literally just a comet and debunking any
- 3:18[SPEAKER_06]: alien rumors as nonsense, but after the press conference yesterday, low he fired back in real time, he appeared on several shows, including News Nation and Fox 13 news, and basically called out the lies of NASA, who's
- 3:45[SPEAKER_06]: acronym is known for never a straight answer, but we demand answers and we want to know what's going on.
- 3:56[SPEAKER_06]: I mean, this is crazy, right?
- 3:59[SPEAKER_06]: They are
- 4:01[SPEAKER_06]: Coming out and blatantly lying in front of the American people showing altered images admitting to altering the data coming down through their stereoscopic imagery and other platforms saying that
- 4:18[SPEAKER_06]: they need to decipher the data before they release the images and overlay various opaque images and create blobs on the images and they expect that Americans are that dumb as to believe that when we all know the pictures come down in complete and total high-resolution.
- 4:49[SPEAKER_06]: they come in the highest format.
- 4:52[SPEAKER_06]: This is billion dollar stuff that can see light years away.
- 4:58[SPEAKER_06]: The Hubble and other things in now, NASA, it's just going to be crickets, but is there going to be some type of Christmas delivery or a approach for the December 19th?
- 5:13[SPEAKER_06]: with earth because as Atlas hurdles in balance its closest brush with earth will fall on December 19th and guess what?
- 5:22[SPEAKER_06]: It's just in time for Christmas and we don't know what the Santa Norrad tracker is going to do.
- 5:30[SPEAKER_06]: Are they going to switch it over and all of a sudden start tracking three eyewitnesses running as narrative as NASA?
- 5:36[SPEAKER_06]: going to come in and act like the heroes and act like they called it the whole time when these telescopes around earth start seeing this thing because as of right now amateur astronomers like Ray raise astronomy raise astronomy
- 5:53[SPEAKER_06]: is has got images that are better than NASA's fuzzy blurry billion dollar images, and that's how we know that this is all a scam in a sham and go to darkwire.xyz, darkwire.xyz, and look at the article Harvard, Harvard's obvious low blast NASA's arrogant dismissal of three ayahuas anomalies.
- 6:21[SPEAKER_06]: on the main page and checking out, but NASA on Wednesday, of course, released these new fuzzy interstellar images of a dot in the sky that has been altered as a blob, they openly admitted they altered the imagery.
- 6:36[SPEAKER_06]: And after the press conference where they were laughing and giggling
- 6:42[SPEAKER_06]: just basically regurgitating the same thing that the other person said or the person right before them said and they just kept going over this, not touching on any of the 12 anomalies really.
- 6:54[SPEAKER_06]: They acted like they were taking hardball questions but they were likely scripted and the answers were likely highly prepared.
- 7:04[SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to play a clip out of Fox 32 Chicago live
- 7:11[SPEAKER_06]: The Harvard Astrophysicist Professor appeared shortly after the NASA Press here on Wednesday.
- 7:21[SPEAKER_06]: Here we go.
- 7:22[SPEAKER_09]: I had him bring in.
- 7:23[SPEAKER_09]: Harvard Professor, Avielo, we have waited to be able to talk to you about this three eye atlas.
- 7:29[SPEAKER_09]: And finally, we get some images from NASA.
- 7:32[SPEAKER_09]: So they say they are opening a window into other solar systems.
- 7:36[SPEAKER_09]: What was your reaction to what we just saw in herd?
- 7:39[SPEAKER_04]: Well, there wasn't much news, I must say.
- 7:43[SPEAKER_04]: And now or before that press conference, I was asked by a reporter, what do I expect?
- 7:49[SPEAKER_04]: And I said, then I don't expect big news.
- 7:52[SPEAKER_04]: And NASA will repeat the official mantra that three I Atlas is a natural comet and that they were unable to process the data until now because of the government shutdown.
- 8:03[SPEAKER_04]: And probably the high rise image will show a fuzzy ball of light, like the Hubble image, but I hoped to be surprised then I was not.
- 8:14[SPEAKER_09]: Oh, man.
- 8:16[SPEAKER_04]: But we did see a new data, but nothing major in terms of the insights as to the nature of the object.
- 8:25[SPEAKER_04]: There was data presented in addition to the one we already saw from the,
- 8:31[SPEAKER_04]: Hubble Space Telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope's Fair X, Swift Teles.
- 8:36[SPEAKER_04]: I mean, these are things we already witnessed.
- 8:39[SPEAKER_04]: There was some new data from the Lucy spacecraft, Maven, Soho, High Rise.
- 8:48[SPEAKER_04]: But again, all these images were fuzzy.
- 8:55[SPEAKER_06]: analyzing this.
- 8:57[SPEAKER_06]: I can tell that he's perturbed by the NASA press conference release.
- 9:04[SPEAKER_06]: How we really didn't get any new information.
- 9:08[SPEAKER_06]: We got fuzzy images.
- 9:10[SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to keep playing this.
- 9:12[SPEAKER_06]: Listen to what he's saying because this is astonishing that NASA had five
- 9:25[SPEAKER_04]: There was no new insight offered by them, and of course one would like to analyze those images.
- 9:33[SPEAKER_04]: I mean, they detected, for example, hydrogen from the spectrograph on Maven.
- 9:40[SPEAKER_04]: So that, of course, says something about them.
- 9:43[SPEAKER_04]: the production rate of water because hydrogen comes from the breakup of water molecules and then one can also infer that from the detection of hydroxyl radicals, oxygen and hydrogen molecules that were detected actually a few weeks ago by a radio telescope.
- 10:06[SPEAKER_04]: a mere cut and it was detected again today that was a report from an early November.
- 10:15[SPEAKER_04]: So I mean these are details that can be combined to infer production rate of water.
- 10:22[SPEAKER_04]: We already know that carbon dioxide based on wet telescope data was much more abundant than water and so the main questions we have about three answers were not really addressed.
- 10:35[SPEAKER_04]: And I would say that the data that was released over the past week or two after three I Atlas came out of the direction of the sun so we can observe it from Earth.
- 10:47[SPEAKER_04]: That data is far more interesting.
- 10:50[SPEAKER_04]: It shows jets and multiple jets going in different directions.
- 10:54[SPEAKER_04]: And we are yet to see a big telescope imaging those jets.
- 10:59[SPEAKER_04]: So far we saw amateur astronomers telescopes.
- 11:02[SPEAKER_04]: And so these images are intriguing and the question of whether three I at last for example shows none.
- 11:10[SPEAKER_06]: So where is the NASA close imaging of these jets?
- 11:15[SPEAKER_06]: People want to know if they were dispersing craft probes, why these jets can fire out in a straight line for 250,000 miles.
- 11:31[SPEAKER_04]: gravitational acceleration, you know, that's still being calculated, debated, that's another important insight about what happened to it when it came closest to the sun.
- 11:41[SPEAKER_04]: And of course, as it gets closest to Earth, that will be on December 19th, we'll have the best opportunity to use the hundreds of telescopes on Earth and the Hubble
- 11:54[SPEAKER_04]: and web space telescopes to get our best data on it.
- 11:58[SPEAKER_04]: So as far as I can tell, in terms of scientific output, there wasn't much offered.
- 12:05[SPEAKER_04]: I don't have this press conference.
- 12:07[SPEAKER_09]: Plenty of questions for you.
- 12:09[SPEAKER_09]: One question that was just posed.
- 12:12[SPEAKER_09]: Can you respond to their conversation about or their comments about it putting off nickel?
- 12:19[SPEAKER_04]: Well, so indeed, that's one of the anomalies.
- 12:23[SPEAKER_04]: I listed 12 anomalies about 3a at last.
- 12:26[SPEAKER_04]: One of them is that the detection of nickel was not supplemented by significant detection of iron.
- 12:34[SPEAKER_04]: In fact, the first detection of nickel had no iron, just an upper limit.
- 12:38[SPEAKER_04]: Very extreme ratio of nickel to iron that was never seen before in any comet.
- 12:44[SPEAKER_04]: And obviously that's puzzling because nickel and iron are produced in exploding stars in similar amounts and in fact for the solar composition there is more iron than nickel.
- 12:56[SPEAKER_04]: So we've never seen something like that and you know when we for example find nickel from the impact of asteroids that are nickel rich.
- 13:07[SPEAKER_04]: There are also iron-richs, that there is never a situation where it's mostly nickel and very little iron, except for industrial production of alloys, nickel alloys that are used for aerosol.
- 13:18[SPEAKER_06]: So again, industrial production is where you find nickel with no iron.
- 13:26[SPEAKER_06]: It has to be produced like that.
- 13:27[SPEAKER_06]: And coincidentally, NASA has found and is using nickel in all their spacecraft holes in most cases.
- 13:37[SPEAKER_06]: And this would be a very good metal to use for a spacecraft hole.
- 13:43[SPEAKER_04]: space applications.
- 13:44[SPEAKER_04]: So, I mean, they are always seeing whatever data we get as a signature of an unusual comet.
- 13:53[SPEAKER_04]: So, no matter how unusual the chemical composition would be, they would say, well, it came from a different environment, what do you expect?
- 14:01[SPEAKER_04]: The main anomaly that I find extremely puzzling and they didn't even mention it is the size of the object.
- 14:10[SPEAKER_04]: So based on the data that we have by now, which is not just the web telescope data that they mentioned, but other details.
- 14:22[SPEAKER_04]: It looks like the object is at least five kilometers in diameter, and maybe more, and that means that it's at least a thousand times more massive than the previous comet.
- 14:50[SPEAKER_04]: a thousand times more massive than the second and a million times more massive than the first.
- 14:55[SPEAKER_04]: It should raise a big question, how is that possible because we should have found a thousand
- 15:09[SPEAKER_04]: I see iceberg of the type that we found.
- 15:12[SPEAKER_04]: So this should be really a puzzle.
- 15:16[SPEAKER_04]: They should have mentioned it as a puzzle, but they don't even mention that.
- 15:19[SPEAKER_04]: And the second is why do we have it in the plane of the planets?
- 15:24[SPEAKER_04]: I mean, obviously it's a great fortune that all the NASA observatories can look at it and they mentioned the fact that they look at it, they're really happy about the fact that they could monitor it all the time.
- 15:34[SPEAKER_04]: But that fact that they can monitor it all the time,
- 15:38[SPEAKER_04]: is really a miracle because only one in 500 incoming objects would be aligned so well with a cryptic plane of the planets that allows all these NASA assets to be used.
- 15:50[SPEAKER_04]: So they don't comment about that.
- 15:52[SPEAKER_04]: So all the things that appear extremely rare, you know, like all these features.
- 15:57[SPEAKER_04]: Maybe they say something that is not well understood.
- 16:01[SPEAKER_04]: So, you know, these administrators basically are trying to portray an image of an unusual comet because it came from a different environment, but they don't attend to the fact that they're extremely rare properties of this comet that should
- 16:19[SPEAKER_04]: he's he's also being conservative here he you can see his frustration he probably wants to freak out right here that should the puzzle then so I think the appropriate response to that would be you know they're they're very puzzling facts about this it's maybe it's indeed it's a natural comet but it means that we don't understand the factories that makes such things because if we get a such a big package
- 16:45[SPEAKER_04]: that happens to be aligned with the plane of the planets and shows much more nickel than iron.
- 16:52[SPEAKER_04]: You know, maybe there is something really fundamentally wrong with the way we think about the origin of this thing.
- 16:56[SPEAKER_04]: They don't even bring this up.
- 16:58[SPEAKER_04]: I mean, I don't have an issue with them claiming it must be natural, but even if it's natural, it seems to me that the main message is that, you know, we don't fully, we are missing something.
- 17:10[SPEAKER_04]: We don't know how such an object is.
- 17:13[SPEAKER_06]: also guys the images were edited I mean something is going on there's a blatant cover up they obviously do not want the structure of this object to be seen yet apparently you know astronomers are going to start capturing this more and more from earth-based telescopes
- 17:35[SPEAKER_06]: I'm hoping Mao's Mao gets a great image of this here in the coming weeks, but as we move toward December 19th, the big day, we'll see what happens.
- 17:49[SPEAKER_06]: Here we go, ovulo.
- 17:50[SPEAKER_09]: Generate it if it's not again.
- 17:54[SPEAKER_09]: We've we've got a ton of questions for you on on YouTube, and I know you're Your time is tight today Adam says Billions of years old like you said wouldn't they have discovered a more efficient form of transportation rather than using a comet like spacecraft Wouldn't they have discovered faster than light travel?
- 18:13[SPEAKER_09]: teleportation, wormhole, dimensional travel, etc.
- 18:16[SPEAKER_09]: after billions of years, that's why I'm skeptical on this whole object being of alien origin.
- 18:23[SPEAKER_04]: Well, this is a strange question, because whoever asked this question is skeptical because of ideas that have nothing to do with what we know about physics.
- 18:32[SPEAKER_04]: We don't know if it's possible to travel faster than light.
- 18:35[SPEAKER_04]: In fact, Einstein's theory of relativity says, it's not.
- 18:39[SPEAKER_04]: So the person who asked the question is says, why couldn't they discover faster than light travel?
- 18:45[SPEAKER_04]: Well, because as far as we know, it doesn't exist, okay?
- 18:48[SPEAKER_04]: And the second is wormholes.
- 18:50[SPEAKER_04]: As far as we know, it doesn't exist.
- 18:52[SPEAKER_04]: We don't know how to make a wormhole.
- 18:54[SPEAKER_04]: We don't know.
- 18:54[SPEAKER_06]: He's mad right here.
- 18:55[SPEAKER_06]: You could see it.
- 18:56[SPEAKER_06]: He's like, wormhole.
- 18:57[SPEAKER_06]: You know, we don't even know this exists.
- 19:00[SPEAKER_06]: So he's getting frustrated.
- 19:02[SPEAKER_06]: He's actually more mad at NASA, not this lady, but he's kind of like venting on this lady a little bit right here.
- 19:10[SPEAKER_06]: if it's possible to make it more or more because this is absolutely fascinating here we go.
- 19:17[SPEAKER_04]: Then you would build a time machine that would violate the laws of physics.
- 19:20[SPEAKER_04]: So as far as we know, such things do not exist.
- 19:23[SPEAKER_04]: So you can't ask a question saying, would they would have discovered it?
- 19:26[SPEAKER_04]: Because
- 19:26[SPEAKER_06]: time machine have you guys heard about this time traveler who's stuck in 20 27 and there's no people I might do a show on it here we go hit that like button hit the subscribe smash the like guys I'm the most censored journalist on the planet so uh definitely subscribe to the channel and if you haven't already you're crazy
- 19:48[SPEAKER_04]: We don't know that such things exist, okay.
- 19:51[SPEAKER_04]: Now you can ask why wasn't it moving faster than 10 to the minus 4 of the speed of light, you know, in principle, that's a good question, but if they were to move faster, we would never discover an object moving close to the speed of light.
- 20:05[SPEAKER_04]: Because the telescopes would not record, they would basically get a smearing off the light from the object along an line and it would be very dim.
- 20:19[SPEAKER_04]: And the observers would dismiss it as an object.
- 20:22[SPEAKER_06]: So an object moving too fast, much faster.
- 20:31[SPEAKER_05]: Obama, Obama, Obama, Obama, Obama, here we go.
- 20:42[SPEAKER_04]: than the typical speed of fears and our solar system would be discarded.
- 20:49[SPEAKER_04]: We will not hear about it.
- 20:51[SPEAKER_04]: The observers will never report about it.
- 20:54[SPEAKER_04]: So when you ask why don't we see things moving faster is because of a selection effect.
- 20:59[SPEAKER_04]: Our observations are not tuned to detect such objects.
- 21:04[SPEAKER_09]: Okay, so according to RISL, he says according to the trajectory it entered our solar system
- 21:13[SPEAKER_06]: we don't know where it came from because that depends on the duration of the journey and we have no no clock on it to tell us and the journey was here's another thing NASA admitted to not updating that trajectory yesterday in a roundabout way they were speaking in double-speak and it was um
- 21:37[SPEAKER_06]: It was going crazy, you know, with the strumming arguments, double-speak, all that was going on.
- 21:44[SPEAKER_06]: Here we go.
- 21:45[SPEAKER_06]: Avila.
- 21:45[SPEAKER_04]: Anything we have is that it moves at the high speed.
- 21:48[SPEAKER_04]: When it entered the solar system relative to the local population of stars.
- 21:52[SPEAKER_04]: So the claim is, well, maybe it came from an old star.
- 21:56[SPEAKER_04]: Because old stars are kicked around and they reach higher speeds.
- 22:00[SPEAKER_04]: But the problem with that proposition and I wrote the paper related to that is that there is a caveat because you could imagine a parent star that is moving slowly and then the ejection speed from that parent star was large.
- 22:14[SPEAKER_04]: So we don't know if the ejection speed was large or the original host star was moving fast and therefore we can't tell the age.
- 22:23[SPEAKER_04]: There is no way for us to tell the age of the object unless we assume
- 22:28[SPEAKER_04]: that the object acquired or inherited the original speed of its parent star, which is an assumption.
- 22:35[SPEAKER_04]: We don't know if it's true or not because we don't know what the ejection mechanism was and where did this object come from within the vicinity of that star?
- 22:46[SPEAKER_09]: Isaac asked why do we have virtually no high resolution images of the details in the surface of them because NASA's job is to cover everything up.
- 22:56[SPEAKER_06]: They took the Nazi scientists from Nazi Germany.
- 23:00[SPEAKER_06]: They were studying all the occultic, all the planet acts, lore, and history, all this stuff.
- 23:08[SPEAKER_06]: and pinpointing when all this was going to happen covering it all up the blue cachina the red cachina all of it here we go moon and Mars don't we have the right people to clear that data camp of the saints new Jerusalem city of Zion
- 23:29[SPEAKER_04]: Oh, we do have images of the surface of the moon and Mars, but when you say not enough resolution, that is dictated by the aperture of the cameras that we're used, so there is the Mars orbiter that is actually
- 23:49[SPEAKER_06]: How come NASA takes pictures like the Bigfoot Hunters?
- 23:54[SPEAKER_06]: Where it's like an 8-bit image from like 1920.
- 23:58[SPEAKER_06]: It's just pure pixelated squares.
- 24:00[SPEAKER_06]: There's like zero detail.
- 24:02[SPEAKER_06]: It looks like an Nintendo character.
- 24:05[SPEAKER_04]: They gave us detailed images of Mars.
- 24:07[SPEAKER_04]: There was a lunar orbiter that gave us detailed images of the moon, but we can do much better.
- 24:13[SPEAKER_04]: And in the future, hopefully the would-be missions that would map those surfaces to much greater details.
- 24:19[SPEAKER_04]: And the moreover, as we go to these places, we could map it from up close.
- 24:26[SPEAKER_09]: Robert says, why do the jets and plumes that appear to be coming from three eyetlets seem to not be influenced by a 16-hour rotation?
- 24:35[SPEAKER_04]: That's an excellent question.
- 24:37[SPEAKER_04]: I asked the same, that's one of my anomalies.
- 24:39[SPEAKER_04]: You would expect given the typical speed of the material in those jets.
- 24:48[SPEAKER_04]: You would expect to see wiggles that we don't see.
- 24:53[SPEAKER_04]: And somehow, then,
- 24:56[SPEAKER_04]: the jets are tightly collimated.
- 24:59[SPEAKER_04]: So this is an important puzzle that needs to be addressed.
- 25:04[SPEAKER_04]: Again, we gain new knowledge in science out of usking questions or paying attention to anomalies.
- 25:12[SPEAKER_04]: We don't learn much by saying, oh, it's a comet, comets do strange things, and therefore we shouldn't worry about it.
- 25:18[SPEAKER_04]: That's not the way we learn something new.
- 25:20[SPEAKER_09]: lots of people bring it up how long it took them to release this data um uh this one says why wouldn't NASA have a big event to release a picture of a simple rock and with almost 50 days without releasing anything why should we believe them they are known to alter their images all the time um
- 25:38[SPEAKER_09]: Bring smart back.
- 25:40[SPEAKER_09]: That's what they say.
- 25:43[SPEAKER_04]: I wouldn't necessarily suggest that they modify the images, but you know NASA is a big bureaucratic organization and they actually admitted it in the press conference that they altered the images.
- 26:00[SPEAKER_04]: they literally altered them and bureaucracy rules so if there is a government shutdown they may have given instructions not to release any data related to 3 Atlas because they want it to be processed through the headquarters They didn't do the same about other data for example the high rise
- 26:22[SPEAKER_04]: camera was taking images of Mars and releasing them, you know, a day later, you can look at the high-rise website and you will see images that were released during the shutdown, no problem at all.
- 26:36[SPEAKER_04]: However, the image of three I Atlas was waiting for 45 days before we got to see it and it wasn't particularly revealing anything, you know, insightful about nature
- 26:51[SPEAKER_04]: So I do think that it's just the NASA bureaucracy that's set some rule about three outlets.
- 26:58[SPEAKER_04]: They wanted to have the data publicly available after the administrators have a chance to review it.
- 27:07[SPEAKER_04]: I don't see anything beyond that.
- 27:10[SPEAKER_04]: It's just the bureaucracy taking hostage.
- 27:14[SPEAKER_06]: See, that's weird.
- 27:16[SPEAKER_06]: I have a hard time believing.
- 27:18[SPEAKER_06]: I don't think he believes that.
- 27:19[SPEAKER_06]: or he knows something different because for one they gave fuzzy images, right?
- 27:26[SPEAKER_06]: They didn't show us anything, literally astronomers on Earth are filming away more detailed photographs and they look symmetrical asymmetrical.
- 27:37[SPEAKER_04]: the dissemination of scientific information.
- 27:40[SPEAKER_04]: Of course, if it was an academic institution where there is no threat from shutdown, even if there was a university that was shutdown, the scientists would still process it at their home and release the data immediately to the public.
- 27:54[SPEAKER_04]: You know, so it's a very different mentality, but in a governmental organization, the employees are not allowed
- 28:05[SPEAKER_04]: to overall what that administration tells them, even if they can easily process the data.
- 28:12[SPEAKER_09]: I'm going to try to get to two or three more questions.
- 28:13[SPEAKER_09]: This one says, Avie, do you think the 1977 signal could have been from three eye atlas as it is reported to have come from the same general direction?
- 28:24[SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's an excellent question.
- 28:25[SPEAKER_04]: Again, related to one of the anomalies in my list of 12.
- 28:30[SPEAKER_04]: Wow, you can check my latest essay on medium.com where I discuss all 12.
- 28:37[SPEAKER_04]: So I actually encouraged them radio observers to look at three at us to check if there is any radio transmission.
- 28:43[SPEAKER_04]: And today, there was a report from MirKat, the radio observatory,
- 28:48[SPEAKER_04]: There, and again, it's discussing my essay today, and they put an upper limit at a particular range of frequencies, radio frequencies.
- 28:58[SPEAKER_04]: They observe it on November 5th, and then, so the limit is just applicable to that.
- 29:07[SPEAKER_04]: particular date and over some range of frequencies and during that time they were able to set an upper limit on the power transmitted as being less than that of a cell phone.
- 29:21[SPEAKER_04]: So you can say that there was no cell phone on November 5th and transmitting anything from 3F less.
- 29:29[SPEAKER_09]: Okay, um, Dr. Low, if three eye Atlas were to change course or if it's in out smaller space crafter fragments of itself, how long would it take to arrive to Earth?
- 29:40[SPEAKER_09]: Thank you for all that you do.
- 29:43[SPEAKER_04]: Thank you.
- 29:43[SPEAKER_04]: So, if it changed course and it roughly the same speed, not making it much faster, then it would take a couple of months or so a few months, depending on exactly the details.
- 29:56[SPEAKER_04]: And in fact, that was worked out in a paper that I call authored at the...
- 30:03[SPEAKER_06]: It could have arrived as late as March or April of next year, if it's slowing down and breaking
- 30:13[SPEAKER_04]: in the middle of July that was published by now in a peer review journal, along with Adam Hibber and Adam Crow, we considered the possibility that three Atlas is the technological spacecraft and asked what kind of a velocity shift does it need to have in order to reach Earth at a particular date?
- 30:35[SPEAKER_04]: And you can look at our plots and you will see for any target date,
- 30:39[SPEAKER_04]: There is a different velocity shift that it needs to acquire at an earlier time and so we give all kinds of scenarios for that.
- 30:47[SPEAKER_06]: Wow, all right.
- 30:48[SPEAKER_06]: Well, Mikatu Pikachu as a mouse mouse calls a Michio Kakku theoretical astrophysicist appeared on Fox 10 Phoenix and he's going more with the official narrative.
- 31:02[SPEAKER_06]: going along with NASA's fuzzy imagery and, you know, comical explanations of all this, and he's down to one percent alien.
- 31:15[SPEAKER_06]: Here we go.
- 31:15[SPEAKER_03]: After seven billion years, our solar system is only four to five billion years.
- 31:20[SPEAKER_03]: It's had plenty of time to accumulate different kinds of chemicals that are different, giving a different chemical composition that we'll be see here on the planet Earth.
- 31:29[SPEAKER_03]: So in other words, it looks like a duck.
- 31:32[SPEAKER_03]: And it's quite like a duck.
- 31:33[SPEAKER_03]: However, the final chapter has not yet been written.
- 31:37[SPEAKER_06]: Does it talk like a duck?
- 31:39[SPEAKER_03]: And so some people say that, well, maybe the aliens are simply holding off for a while.
- 31:44[SPEAKER_03]: And then they're going to show fireworks later in the future.
- 31:46[SPEAKER_03]: That cannot be ruled out totally.
- 31:49[SPEAKER_00]: Dr. Kaku, I wanted to ask you, with Dr. Lobes work, he had this a few days ago and one of the papers that he wrote, but I'm going to quote here from Dr. Lobes, would comet experts recognize these visitors as technological artifacts if their training data set includes only icy rocks.
- 32:09[SPEAKER_00]: So if we're only looking for rocks, isn't that just what we're going to find?
- 32:15[SPEAKER_03]: Yes, that's the problem with science.
- 32:17[SPEAKER_03]: Science, you have to have an open mind to expect the unexpected.
- 32:22[SPEAKER_03]: But sometimes things get, I guess you'll have guard.
- 32:25[SPEAKER_03]: And so here we're looking for a comment.
- 32:28[SPEAKER_03]: We see a climate's in the solar system.
- 32:30[SPEAKER_03]: So naturally, we assume that this is an ordinary comment.
- 32:34[SPEAKER_06]: But think again, it's an interstellar spacecraft.
- 32:38[SPEAKER_06]: With aliens, no, I don't know.
- 32:41[SPEAKER_06]: We don't know what this is,
- 32:45[SPEAKER_06]: it's it's getting strange right and um i don't know guys um obviously um
- 32:59[SPEAKER_06]: Avilob is definitely perturbed by all this.
- 33:04[SPEAKER_06]: Definitely does not seem happy and he appeared on other shows.
- 33:10[SPEAKER_06]: I was checking it out and definitely
- 33:19[SPEAKER_06]: You could tell he knows he's being lied to by NASA as do many people out there.
- 33:32[SPEAKER_06]: And the military, they're prepared to secure the capital, the joint task force of the National Capital Region.
- 33:47[SPEAKER_06]: I mean, they're the ones basically chartered to defend Washington, like by land and air and all that, the waterfronts.
- 33:56[SPEAKER_06]: And now that we're in Calcon 2 and probably going to Calcon 1 eventually, because if
- 34:07[SPEAKER_06]: You know, they're expecting major disasters.
- 34:10[SPEAKER_06]: There's been an uptick of earthquakes in and around the San Diego, the Bay Area in California.
- 34:17[SPEAKER_06]: And the National Guard is active in and around the DC capital region.
- 34:24[SPEAKER_06]: We know that this is all part of their secret cogcon plan, part of Rex 84, the readiness exercise.
- 34:34[SPEAKER_06]: and the JTFNCR, um, they're operating and they're reporting directly to the department of war.
- 34:44[SPEAKER_06]: That's right.
- 34:45[SPEAKER_06]: The Secretary of War, Pete Higgsette, and this capital region they've been on a
- 35:00[SPEAKER_06]: and the National Guard's Secret Special Response Teams ordered by President Donald Trump in all 50 states to be prepared.
- 35:11[SPEAKER_06]: They're prepared to whisk away.
- 35:15[SPEAKER_06]: Senators, congressmen, putting them into underground bases and shelters, all of the top SEOs and CEOs of companies have built their own underground bases, they're getting prepared, Mark Zuckerberg and others talking about this, Bill Gates.
- 35:39[SPEAKER_06]: the seed ball in Norway, all of the signs that something major is coming to solar flares the weakening of the magnetosphere people feeling the energy of that weakening magnetosphere now getting bombarded by solar energy radiation and other things they can't sleep.
- 36:01[SPEAKER_06]: Everything off the chart, silver, spiking up, gold,
- 36:06[SPEAKER_06]: over 4,073 dollars in ounce.
- 36:12[SPEAKER_06]: Silver way up.
- 36:15[SPEAKER_06]: Things are happening fast and by December of 2026, we could expect silver to be $80 per ounce.
- 36:26[SPEAKER_06]: That means the dollar is going to devalue 50% in the next year.
- 36:33[SPEAKER_06]: and we're also looking at housing crisis and the AI bubble is just hitting the economy with shockwaves and not to mention the snap crisis and how people have to reapply for this.
- 36:48[SPEAKER_06]: So all of this is coming to a head.
- 36:57[SPEAKER_06]: Donald Trump going around saying that Democrats should be punished by death if you know, or soldiers that disobey illegal orders I mean, should be punished by death and
- 37:15[SPEAKER_06]: Trump floats execution for Democrats who urge soldiers to disobey illegal orders.
- 37:22[SPEAKER_06]: Oh, okay.
- 37:23[SPEAKER_06]: Oh, so just the Democrats that urge them to, I think, the soldiers as well.
- 37:29[SPEAKER_06]: But...
- 37:30[SPEAKER_06]: done the last, you know, we're in some crazy times, right?
- 37:37[SPEAKER_06]: And all of these FEMA camps coming out, these migrant detention centers, and they tie in to all the pandemic preparedness plans, the mass graves that I uncovered on the Alex Jones show.
- 37:52[SPEAKER_06]: on March 25th of 2009.
- 37:55[SPEAKER_06]: In fact, I'm going to roll a clip.
- 37:59[SPEAKER_06]: March 25th, 2009.
- 38:02[SPEAKER_02]: Here we go.
- 38:14[SPEAKER_02]: A very brave person, Shepard Ambulus, joining us from Arizona.
- 38:19[SPEAKER_02]: The story is military and industrial complex prepares mass graves.
- 38:22[SPEAKER_02]: For U.S. citizens, we're getting all these emails pouring in around the country saying, hey, they've got these in my town, abolating in other areas.
- 38:30[SPEAKER_02]: It goes with all the plastic FEMA coffins, other reports that have been in the news, where they're in Indiana, Illinois.
- 38:37[SPEAKER_02]: FEMA says we need to prepare for mass graves, is it for bird flu?
- 38:40[SPEAKER_02]: They're getting ready for World War 3.
- 38:42[SPEAKER_02]: This is being set up at a military cemetery in Phoenix.
- 38:49[SPEAKER_02]: Let's go ahead and bring the man up.
- 38:51[SPEAKER_02]: It's been out there taking photos and interviewing people.
- 38:53[SPEAKER_02]: We've been putting calls in all day to the head of the cemetery.
- 38:57[SPEAKER_02]: He hasn't called us back yet, but let's go ahead and go to
- 39:05[SPEAKER_07]: Thanks, Alex.
- 39:06[SPEAKER_07]: I appreciate it.
- 39:07[SPEAKER_07]: How's it going?
- 39:08[SPEAKER_02]: Good.
- 39:08[SPEAKER_02]: Tell us how you, you know, first discovered this.
- 39:11[SPEAKER_02]: What's going on there?
- 39:12[SPEAKER_02]: We have the photos.
- 39:13[SPEAKER_02]: We have the satellite photos.
- 39:15[SPEAKER_02]: I mean, you, you caught them doing this deep into their operation.
- 39:19[SPEAKER_02]: There's a bunch of other areas where they buried these crypts.
- 39:23[SPEAKER_07]: Yes, absolutely.
- 39:24[SPEAKER_07]: Well, my friend alerted me to this originally.
- 39:28[SPEAKER_07]: And, you know, he said, what do you make of this?
- 39:30[SPEAKER_07]: And I told him right away, because you know, I'm familiar with the
- 39:35[SPEAKER_07]: also some concrete task is in a cemetery in L.A. And basically, we went over and investigated it, took some pictures.
- 39:48[SPEAKER_07]: One of my friends ended up interviewing a truck driver that was part of the operation.
- 39:53[SPEAKER_07]: And basically, gathered from the truck driver after about 10 minutes of the truck driver kind of beating around the bush.
- 40:01[SPEAKER_07]: He basically said, you know, look, these are for
- 40:04[SPEAKER_07]: U.S. military and four cast or four cast is fit in each one of these very old vaults.
- 40:12[SPEAKER_07]: You know, and basically went on to say, you know, he got paid an awful lot of money to do his job and, you know, sounds like a little bit of a, you know, broad me or something.
- 40:26[SPEAKER_02]: And I just want to explain to people that we're going to pick your brain on this.
- 40:30[SPEAKER_02]: Explain to folks this is the way regular military cemeteries work.
- 40:35[SPEAKER_02]: It's it's one coffin one Crypt and then there's space around the graves that they're going in digging in 10 feet as you said We have the photos of this putting in all of these crypts right up against each other
- 40:48[SPEAKER_02]: So I guess this wouldn't be properly marked graves.
- 40:50[SPEAKER_02]: This is not the way it's ever been done and they're doing it at night Which is very very secret of it that it dovetails in with the FEMA plastic coffins all over the country Georgia and other areas confirmed from the company that sold it to FEMA Centers for Disease Control massing these.
- 41:05[SPEAKER_02]: I mean this this is This is like 28 days later or something.
- 41:09[SPEAKER_07]: This is very far
- 41:12[SPEAKER_07]: You know, this is, I kind of got this two guys a little bit late.
- 41:16[SPEAKER_07]: I've been working on this, but absolutely they've been working on it over the last 30 plus days.
- 41:22[SPEAKER_07]: It's a large scale operation.
- 41:24[SPEAKER_07]: I mean, send my trucks literally every morning, you know, they start during it.
- 41:30[SPEAKER_07]: It's still dark.
- 41:30[SPEAKER_07]: You know, they start real early.
- 41:32[SPEAKER_07]: Then they start lining up, literally bringing these things in and just unloading them all day long, stacking them in tightly together.
- 41:42[SPEAKER_07]: The interesting observation I made was they actually went ahead and laid down what's called ABC or some kind of rock that's you know probably one of the two inches in diameter on the whole base of this thing and now I've done a little bit of research about
- 42:03[SPEAKER_06]: So, anyways, they installed all these burial vaults.
- 42:06[SPEAKER_06]: They did this.
- 42:07[SPEAKER_06]: They surveyed normal cemeteries.
- 42:09[SPEAKER_06]: They pulled up the ground and they've put these in.
- 42:12[SPEAKER_06]: And they're ready for a major pandemic, nuclear war.
- 42:18[SPEAKER_06]: You know, comet, three eye outless, hitting us.
- 42:22[SPEAKER_06]: Some people saying that things fragmented, but I don't believe it because I think it's a technological ship or something.
- 42:30[SPEAKER_06]: So, I don't know.
- 42:32[SPEAKER_06]: getting weird.
- 42:34[SPEAKER_06]: I'm going to play a little bit more of this.
- 42:36[SPEAKER_06]: This is back in 2009 on the Alex show and show when I went on.
- 42:40[SPEAKER_07]: The math grade is in Germany and whatnot.
- 42:42[SPEAKER_07]: And I thought this could be, you know, aid with the decomposition process, but basically is what I'm thinking is that some kind of drainage system are fatty and that was installed.
- 42:56[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, stay there.
- 42:57[SPEAKER_02]: And I wasn't criticizing you for getting into the project light.
- 42:59[SPEAKER_02]: I meant you discovered it.
- 43:02[SPEAKER_02]: late in the projects so they're they're they're barring and empty and and and and putting a layer of it you can see that from the aerial photographs it's just huge complex and uh... just unbelievable that is in general continue with our eyewitness citizen reporter in seventy seconds when we start our number four
- 43:29[SPEAKER_02]: Jason Douglas just got news he just talked to Ellis the director of the Phoenix Department of Veterans Affairs National Memorial Cemetery in Phoenix, Arizona 225 acres of facility out We know how they take the graves their single person crypts They put the coffins in their space you've seen our Lincoln Cemetery here at all these are being buried They never do that before hand covered up and they're then
- 44:00[SPEAKER_02]: setting him right next to each other.
- 44:03[SPEAKER_02]: And these are crepes that can hold four coffins or you don't put people in coffins that can hold even more than that.
- 44:08[SPEAKER_02]: And our guest has done the math on this, a shepherd, anmbalous, and a shepherd we're going to go to you in just a moment.
- 44:15[SPEAKER_02]: But I wanted to go to Jason Douglas who does graphics, video editing, and producing for the Jason Burma Show and this show, won the Rob Dood doing a great job.
- 44:23[SPEAKER_02]: You finally got a hold of the director of the National Memorial Cemetery there in Phoenix, what did he tell you?
- 44:30[SPEAKER_01]: uh... well he basically just said that this is completely common place that they did these graves ahead of time they only get two days notice once they know who's going to be in third but uh... i asked him if he could comment on who was
- 44:43[SPEAKER_01]: actually going to be put into those graves, or if you knew anything about the content of the graves, he wouldn't make a comment on that.
- 44:50[SPEAKER_01]: He seemed like he had this pretty well prepared speech.
- 44:53[SPEAKER_01]: He didn't.
- 44:54[SPEAKER_02]: Yes.
- 44:54[SPEAKER_02]: It's just normal to have 4,000 graves just what we can count on the surface.
- 45:00[SPEAKER_02]: That's supposedly normal.
- 45:01[SPEAKER_01]: Right supposedly normal.
- 45:02[SPEAKER_01]: He said everything was above board.
- 45:04[SPEAKER_02]: I mean supposedly only 4,500 troops have died in Iraq So I mean suddenly they just need all these graves.
- 45:10[SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, and just one game and we're getting reports.
- 45:12[SPEAKER_02]: They're building these it military some day is everywhere
- 45:14[SPEAKER_01]: Right, yeah, we've also had reports in Abelene, Texas.
- 45:17[SPEAKER_06]: We're asking people to write in on- So anyway, ladies and gentlemen, this is going on.
- 45:25[SPEAKER_06]: This had been going on for a long time back in the day, and it ties into pandemic preparedness plans, FEMA, and everything, and is really for ultimately major natural disasters that they know are coming from an imminent
- 45:41[SPEAKER_06]: Poleship, the arrival of the Nabiru Nemesis Tarsism that's perturbing our planet currently.
- 45:47[SPEAKER_06]: All this coinciding, guys, the next 30 days might get pretty rugged.
- 45:54[SPEAKER_06]: So you might want to get my book, Hidden Access Forces Beyond the Visible World.
- 46:01[SPEAKER_06]: The links in the description, this book is absolutely amazing, fantastic.
- 46:07[SPEAKER_06]: book that lays all this out and also talks about what's coming so you know what to expect next, you know.
- 46:15[SPEAKER_06]: So I'm going to get out of here for today and I'll be back on tomorrow that you know this all ties in.
- 46:26[SPEAKER_06]: It all, it's continuity.
- 46:27[SPEAKER_06]: A government called the FEMA camps, the red list, the red and blue list.
- 46:33[SPEAKER_06]: We'll talk about that again.
- 46:35[SPEAKER_06]: In the future, but they are coming for Americans, they're getting ready to round people up and potentially turn them into fertilizer.
- 46:45[SPEAKER_06]: All right.
- 46:47[SPEAKER_06]: Well, you guys have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow.
- 46:55[SPEAKER_06]: Tomorrow's Friday, people.
- 46:57[SPEAKER_06]: So be ready.
- 47:00[SPEAKER_06]: Anything could happen.
- 47:02[SPEAKER_06]: I mean, especially with this inner-seller object, arriving closer to Paragy of the Earth here, December 19th, I had a Christmas, we also got Thanksgiving coming up, no snap, is everyone getting a snap?
- 47:22[SPEAKER_06]: Who knows?
- 47:24[SPEAKER_06]: You all have a nice night.
- 47:29[SPEAKER_06]: The show archives on Apple Podcasts in Spotify.