The UAP Secrets I didn’t think I had time to catch any of the afternoon UAP conference on UAPs by NASA, but I managed to catch most of it. Basically, the NASA scientists were saying how hard it is to get verifiable data and how most of the data collected by civilians is lacking. What I think one of the things lacking has to do with witness testimony. I am not talking about every witness who comes forward, but those who have spotless reputations and close up experiences. It certainly wouldn’t hurt to interview them and could give some clues to what NASA is searching for, which seems to be an ironclad case that UAPs are extraterrestrial. We all know many, if not most of them, would just be mistaken identity and anyone with a brain knows there are more things earthly in our skies than ever. NASA scientists did discuss the problem with identifying balloons and such. I think we could see how they could be a problem thanks to the Chinese sending at least one balloon over our country for a week. I guess the fact they have no heat signature makes them hard for the sensors to spot. Years ago, I had heard there was an ally of ours who had developed a way to detect stealth aircraft. After a day or two nothing else was ever heard about this. Could it be we have a way to do this and it has something to do with objects making waves through the air as they fly? If we do, it probably means we can detect balloons. We knew the Chinese balloon was there before it began its trip across the United States and yet it was allowed to go over the entire country. What is NASA going to do if they eventually find out UAPs are alien craft? I mean space aliens and not people sneaking over the border. The day might come when NASA has incontrovertible proof extraterrestrials are flying here from other worlds. I have to wonder a couple of things about that. The first thing I wonder about is will they let us know, or will that just become another secret. The second thing I wonder about is do they already know and is what they are doing just a cover up to hide the fact they know? Some countries are a lot more open about UAPs such as Chile. They are said to release all their UAP information to the public on demand. It is easy for NASA scientists to claim there is just about no way to use outside data, and witnesses don’t seem to matter, even though they actually didn’t say this they just seemed to avoid mentioning some incredible accounts. When I say incredible, I mean incredible. Years ago, a military helicopter was flying when the pilot spotted a UAP above them. Suddenly the helicopter was engulfed in a green light and the pilot could not control the helicopter. It started to be dragged up to the UAP. This continued for a while and the pilot and crew were very scared, until finally the helicopter was released from the beam. How could any serious investigation of UAPs avoid interviewing the people on the helicopter? These are the types of witnesses I think have data to contribute to NASA, and I can’t figure out why NASA, if they are truly interested in conducting an investigation into UAPs, wouldn’t interview them. Another group of witnesses who also have data are the U.S. Navy personnel who were on ships which were swarmed by UAPs. There is a problem with this however, it is the recordings of the data were usually taken by people from unknown agencies, so the only thing left is the memories of the witnesses which most likely were mostly the pilots who have seen the UAPs and the people operating the sensors and devices. A NASA scientist did remark about one of the videos of a UAP taken by a navy pilot and said the pilot was completely wrong, along with the other pilots when they said an object, they were tracking was moving fast. First of all, that is easy to say now that the data of the event has disappeared. The NASA scientist said the object was only flying at about 40 miles per hour and since it was much further away than the pilots thought and higher, the water was thousands of feet below in the video making the object seem to be moving faster. I would have thought the sensors on navy planes could tell the distance of an object. I am hoping the investigation into UAPs by NASA is for real, but every time I hope for this, I seem to get disappointed. When the first report was made to congress on UAPs, I had hoped we were going to find out more, then the navy decided the rest of their videos were classified and we shouldn’t be allowed to see them. There are other government entities which should be joined by NASA in the search for UAPs. One is the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force which was established by the U.S. Department of Defense. Does it make sense for these two organizations and probably many more, to work alone and not share what they find out? Then too, I would almost bet anything each branch of the armed forces is and has been looking into the UAP problem. If the FAA suspects something strange is going on, and they do, then this has to be prevalent among many different government agencies. Let’s not forget when Hoover was the head of the FBI, he sent out a letter to another agency asking for more UFO data because he didn’t want to be left out of the loop. If the government really doesn’t think UAPs are alien, then why have they been defending the secret so fiercely? Senator Barry Goldwater found out the hard way when he went to General Lemay has asked him about UFOs and received a tongue lashing for it and was told never to speak about them again. Why did George W. Bush senior refuse to give information on UFOs when he was the CIA director? I just can’t figure out all this secrecy unless there is a lot more to the UAP secret and that probably is extraterrestrials have been visiting us for years and the government knows this and maybe, just maybe, they have already made contact and possibly some deals that would embarrass some people if we found out about them.
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