Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFO over Yucatuck, Alaska.
That's correct. UFO over Yucatuck, Alaska.
This is a strange one. I found this article on the
latest-ufo-sightings.net and I'll put the links at the Kofi
and the locals over there. You can take a look at these.
There's also about a 9 minute video that goes along with this
where they interview the witnesses.
Very interesting stuff. It's almost like these things
we're trying to communicate with them is what I'm getting from
this, the article begins. It says in the remote and wild
landscape of Alaska, where the beauty of nature collides with
the mysteries of the universe, the residents of Yakutat have
become unwitting participants in a series of extraordinary
events. These occurrences, marked by
erratic and eerie lights in the night sky, challenge our
understanding of the world and hint at the vast unknowns that
lie beyond our earthly confines. Now, they say, as far as witness
accounts, Among the witnesses is Nick Pavlik, a local commercial
driver and fisherman whose encounter with these unexplained
phenomena left him and his community both terrified and
awestruck. On a cold December morning in
2019, Nick's routine life was interrupted by a site that
defied logic. Along with his girlfriend, Tessa
Marie Devereaux, they observed A blinking light performing
sporadic movements against the backdrop of Yakatat's tree line.
The light displayed an array of colors and moved in patterns
that no known aircraft could replicate, covering vast
distances in the blink of an eye.
So yeah, when you see these lights move across the sky at
these super high speeds where they almost seem to shift from
one place to another, they're not going at 5 or 600 miles an
hour like a commercial jet hot whiner.
They're going to be 10 or 20 or even 100 times that fast, it
says. Tessa, equally mesmerized and
unsettled by the site, joined Nick in an attempt to document
this bewildering event. Armed with their phones, they
captured footage of the phenomena, hoping to make sense
of what they were witnessing. Their recordings showed lights
zipped across the sky in erratic patterns, occasionally flashing
bright Blues, suggesting a technology far beyond human
capabilities. Now, when you watch this video,
they have excerpts from the film that these guys took, and
they're not. They're not kidding.
These bright lights just zipping from 1 from 1 end of the horizon
to the next, almost instantaneously.
It seems like the incident was not isolated to Nick and Tessa.
Other residents, including Cranston and Quinn Newland,
reported similar sightings. Cranston, intrigued by the
aerial maneuvers that defied conventional physics, witness
the same phenomenon alongside Nick submitting the reality of
their experience. Quinn, on a separate occasion,
saw what he initially thought was a planet, only to realize it
was moving in an inexplicable manner, further adding to the
collective astonishment of the Yakutat community.
So it's a small little town here on the coast of very far SE
Alaska, and they're all seeing these things just outside their
their cabins they live in. These sightings have not only
sparked curiosity, but also ignited the sense of wonder
among the witnesses. The advanced movements and
capabilities of the unidentified objects have led many, like
Nick, to feel a profound sense of humility in the face of such
unexplainable technology. The encounters who opened up
conversations about our place in the universe and the possibility
of other intelligent life forms very fascinating, it says.
The UFO sightings in Nekita, Alaska serve as a vivid reminder
of the mysteries that surround us.
While definitive explanations remain elusive, the accounts of
Nick Pavlik, Tessa Marie Devereaux, and others stand as a
testament to the extraordinary phenomena that defy our current
understanding of the world. These events encourage us to
look beyond our immediate reality and consider the endless
possibilities that the universe may hold.
We continue to explore and seek answers.
The skies above Alaska remind us that some mysteries remain just
beyond our grasp, inviting us to keep questioning and dreaming.
Now, in the video itself, it, you know, they talked to Nick
Pavlock, this pretty big dude. He looks like he's talking about
going outside and looking up and seeing this light and how it
just seems to be zipping from one end of the sky to the other.
He goes in and he tells he's, I guess it must be his girlfriend
Tessa. And she comes out and they both
begin recording these things on their cell phones.
And as they're recording this thing, this Tessa, this girl, I
think she said she was 27. She starts talking to it.
She says, oh, I'm looking at you.
I'm watching you. Kind of like you might talk to a
little cat or a puppy or something, but that time, this
thing just boom, flashes out this brilliant blue collar.
You could even see it in the in the video that she's taking.
So it shows this communication back and forth between the
observers and whatever these things are.
And they are moving at high rates of speed.
They're they're a classic orb. They're just all over the place
from one side of the horizon to the next, and they talk to other
people there in this little tiny village, and they're having the
same experiences. They're seeing the same thing.
So it's almost like these things that showed up in this tiny
little little speck of a fishing village there in in Alaska with
these folks just out there in the middle of nowhere by
themselves. And for whatever reason, they're
revealing themselves to these people.
Now this isn't the only thing that's happened in Alaska.
Of course. You know, we've had lots, lots
of UFO sites over there over the years.
I found one here. It was from Yakutat, Alaska and
it came off the ufo-hunters.com and it was a sight that happened
Thursday. It says the 13th of February
2003 and they reported it on the 16th of March 2007.
Said it lasted for about 20 minutes and I went ahead and
just did some slight edits on this to make it easier to read.
But what they're saying basically is it they start off
the the they start off the report and this person says one
feels stupid or even lethargic entering this account as
ultimately skeptics will be skeptics and believers will be
believers until there is proof. Nevertheless, as a police
officer in Alaska, I responded to a local neighborhood call
reporting a UFO in the sky. The town we worked in was only
800 people, Yakutat, Alaska, so I went out there with the police
chief. We saw a white diamond object
seamlessly traverse a bright blue sky without a single cloud.
We got a video camera, and as I tried to focus in closer, it
would dart away out of Lynn's view as if it knew I was
attempting to take a video. I still have about 20 minutes of
video of this thing that would move in curvy directions,
nonlinear and vibrate into different shapes which appeared
to be circular. Then back to diamond.
High tech, secret or otherworldly.
Who knows? I can't deny what I saw and have
on tape. Neighbors came out and saw the
thing with this. Finally it passed out of view.
We thought maybe it can read our minds.
Who knows? I ask it to come to me.
And even today, four years later, I still think when I'm
alone that I wish it would be brave enough to contact me at
some point in the future. To date, nothing.
Perhaps I should not even attribute an an animated
intelligence to what I saw. Perhaps it was just some high
tech secret project remote drone.
Again, who knows. The only thing I do know is it
move like nothing I have ever witnessed before, either on the
earth or in the sky. And it says the witness
indicates the date of the sighting is approximate.
We will ask the witness to afford the video for our
inspection. Well, this is a sounds like a
police officer definitely impacted by this thing.
He's telling you they got a call from the same little town,
Yucatan. Now they have this sighting in
2003 and then again in 2019. So apparently this is kind of a
routine thing for these guys. But the cops show up, they get
the video out. They do try to videotape it, but
in the end, the thing almost wants to move away from them as
they videotape it. Lots of weird stuff.
Now, this reminds me of the fact that, you know, we did have the
UFO shot down just about a year ago in Alaska.
Now we had the UFO shot down up there at the very North End of
Alaska near the Arctic Circle. And then we had some that were
shot down in the Yukon, which would have also been north of
this sighting. But if you go back and look at
this article from February 11th, 2023, it says UFO shoots down
object posing quote reasonable threat to aviation off Alaska's
Arctic coast. White House says Now we know
that since this thing was shot down, there's been all kinds of
stuff said about it and they've already tried to play it down
and they said, well it's probably just a could have been
a party balloon, it could have been some sort of a research
project and they just act like there's no big deal that we have
all these balloons being set off, if that's the case.
But what do they say? It was a reasonable threat.
So they shot it down because it was a threat.
Well if these things aren't threats and then you want to
tell me that they're all balloons, then why aren't we
outlined the balloons? Because those balloons would
certainly be a threat. Now this is AUS military fighter
jet shot down an object flying off the coast of flying off the
Arctic coast of Alaska on Friday.
Of course, this last year, on orders from President Joe Biden,
White House official said. White House national security
spokesman John Kirby said the object was down because it was
flying at about 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the
safety of civilian flights, not because of any knowledge that it
was engaged in surveillance. Asked about the objects, Downing
Biden on Friday said only that it was a success.
Commercial airlines and private jets can fly as high as 45,000
feet ahead of the shoot down, which occurred around sunrise at
9:45 AM Alaska time. The Federal Aviation restricted
flights over an area within the US airspace off Alaska's Bullion
Point, the site of a disgust of a disused US Air Force radar
station on the Beaufort Sea, about 130 miles from the
Canadian border and 30 miles east of the Purde Purdeo Bay oil
fields. So they spotted this thing.
They see it. They see it, as I said, is a
reasonable threat, and they call in aircraft to shoot it down.
Seems strange. AUS military fighter jet on
Friday shot down a high flying object off Bolton Point on the
Arctic coast of Alaska on orders from President Joe Biden, White
House officials said. Then it goes on and says the
object, which officials say they have not conclusively
identified, was roughly the size of a car and much smaller than
the Chinese airship shot down on Saturday.
I make them in this Chinese spy balloon, said Brigadier General
Patrick Ryder, a Pentagon spokesman.
U.S. military officials offered a few details, however.
They do not yet have the object's origin, its
capabilities or what the craft was doing over US airspace,
Ryder said, noting that it was the first detected by radar on
Thursday. We're still trying to learn
more, Kirby said. I want to stress again, we don't
know what entity owns this object.
There's no indication it's from a nation or an institution or an
individual. Think about that.
There's no indication it's from a nation or an institution or an
individual. He's basically telling you
there's no indication this thing is from planet Earth.
So what's that leave us? Well, it's either
extraterrestrial or interdimensional.
Biden was notified about the object on Thursday night after
fighter craft were dispatched to observe it more closely.
Kirby said its speed and small size coupled with a darkness
left military commanders with few good options upon the
initial intercept. Alaska based fighter aircraft
were dispatched again on Friday and determined the craft did not
have a pilot on board, Kirby said.
How would they determine that? They worked really hard to try
to get as much information as they could about this object.
Kirby said it was difficult for the pilots to glean a whole lot
of information. The shoot down on Friday was
carried out by a pair of F22 Raptors launched from Joint Base
Elmdorf, Richardson and Anchorage, with one of the
advanced jets launching a single AIM 9X Sidewinder missile.
Riders said this story is stranger and stranger as you go
along, doesn't it? The twin downies in such close
succession are extraordinary and reflect heightened concerns over
Chinese surveillance program and public pressure on Biden to take
a tough stance against it. Now remember, they just got
through telling you that there was no evidence that this thing
was made belonged to a nation or institution or an individual.
So this whole thing about China at this point is simply a red
herring, he goes on and says. Still, there were few answers
about the unknown object down Friday, and the White House drew
distinctions between the two episodes.
Officials couldn't say if the latest object contained any
surveillance equipment, where it came from, or what purpose it
had. The Pentagon on Friday declined
to provide a more precise description of the object, only
saying that US pilots who flew near to observe it determined it
didn't appear to be manned. Officials said the object was
far smaller than the previous balloon, did not appear to be
maneuverable and was traveling at a much lower altitude.
Kirby maintained that Biden based on the advice that the
Pentagon believed it posed enough of a concern to shoot it
out of the sky, primarily because the potential risk of
civilian aircraft, which can fly up to 45,000 feet.
We're going to remain vigilant about our airspace, Kirby said.
The president takes his obligations to protect our
national security interests. It's paramount.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Rudeau said in a tweet Friday
that he had been briefed and supported the decision.
Our military and intelligence services will always work
together, he said. The object fell onto frozen
waters, quote UN quote, and officials expected they could
recover debris faster than from last week's massive balloon.
Writer said the object was traveling northeast when it was
shot down. He said several U.S. military
helicopters have gone out to begin the recovery effort.
Later Friday, the Pentagon said recovery is happening in a mix
of ice and snow. Units located in Alaska under
the direction of US Northern Command along with Alaska
National Guard are involved in their response.
Daytime temperature Friday in the area were around 17°F.
The president was briefed on the presence of the object Thursday
evening after it was detected. NORAD, the North American Aero
Defense Command, sent F30 fives to observe it, AUS official
said, adding that the military queried U.S. government agencies
to make sure it did not belong to any of them and had
confidence it was not AUS government or military asset.
The official was not authorized to speak publicly about
sensitive national security matters and spoke on condition
of anonymity because it was because it was much smaller.
But in the suspected Chinese spy balloon, there were fewer safety
concerns about Downing it over land, so the decision was made
to shoot it down when it was possible.
That happened over water. The mystery around what exactly
the flying object was lingered late into Friday.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
issued a statement saying it was not a National Weather Service
balloon. They do not hover, said NOAA
spokesperson Scott Mullen Clinic of Phillips.
Earlier Friday. Had to divert a plane of workers
that was halfway to the Alpine field back to Anchorage, said
Rebecca Boyes, a spokesman with the company.
It was a Bombardier Q400 aircraft that seats about 66,
she said. Oil field oil field operations
were not impacted and flights have resumed, she said.
The flight diversion delayed the change out of some work crews.
Interesting. The development came almost a
week after the US shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon
off the Carolina coast. China insisted the fly over was
an accident involving A civilian aircraft and threatened
repercussions. You know, I don't even know why
China would even want to address this thing.
Biden issued the order, but it had wanted the balloon down even
earlier. He was advised that the best
time for the operation would be when it was over water.
Military officials determined that bringing it down over land
from an altitude of 60,000 feet to pose the undue risk to people
on the ground. The balloon was part of a large
surveillance program that China has been conducting for several
years, the Pentagon said. The US has said China balloons
have flown over dozens of countries across 5 continents in
recent years and it learned more about the balloon program After
closely monitoring the one shot down near South Carolina, China
responded that it reserved the right to take further actions
and criticize the US for an obvious over reaction.
Any series of violations of international practice.
Yes, China should talk. I'm thinking about that time
that they forced one of our spy planes down on the ground and
then held our air crewmen hostage for I think, a week or
so. I believe Obama was president
then. So yes, they really have no room
to talk in my opinion. Now I want to look at this one
last article here. This is weird too.
So we've been talking about this stuff at Up there at Yucatet
that happened in 2003 and 2019. Here's one that happened a
little further north. It says UFO crash suspected in
Alaska after strange cloud appears in sky And this is from
indy100.com written by Daisy Maldonado April 10th, 2022.
They have this images here and it looks almost like a just a
big barrel of smoke going down the sky and with like 4 prongs
at the end of that smoke where you would expect a meteorite or
something to be. I don't think this is a
meteorite. It doesn't act like it First
glance you think, well maybe that's what's going on here.
The more that you get into this incident the stranger it
becomes. It says.
This article says people are suspecting that UFO crashed
after an odd cloud over a mountain in Alaska became
visible in the sky. On Thursday, people in Alaska
started to notice that there was a strange cloud formation above
the lazy mountain in their state.
Images of the cloud began to make waves online after one user
showed pictures. Now remember we shot the UFO
down in 2023. This is 2022.
And then of course you have the two UFOs sited over Yucatat and
2019 and then in earlier in 2003 and probably a bunch in between,
it says. Not sure what but it looks cool,
read a post of a social media platform alongside these
shocking images. Folks immediately took to the
comments to show that they thought it was a UFO or even a
meteor. Like I said, it does look kind
of like a meteor, but to me the smoke trails way too big and the
front of it where the trail starts is strange.
It's like 4 fingers coming out of it.
For many people, as soon as they saw something that looks off in
the clouds, their first instinct is to suspect that an
extraterrestrial event has occurred.
And while authorities have developed a sound explanation of
the clouds appearance, that hasn't exactly stopped people
from theorizing that there was a spaceship of source involved.
Well, this is one of these little writing tactics where
they're trying to take a jab at people for once again asking
questions and not necessarily following the narrative.
We know what happened with the UFO shot down in 2023.
They they put, they put, they put a little on the whole thing.
They won't give us a video from it.
They won't tell us what happened.
We're just in the need to know category and we're considered
that we don't have a need to know.
Ominous clouds seen over Alaska sparks controversies.
It says, and then it says of course some people thought maybe
it's Russian weapons. Some people think it's a secret
weapon. Really.
Nobody knows what this thing was?
Being that so much attention and speculation occurred,
authorities were seemingly forced to step in.
Well, once again, it seems like when talk about a certain event,
which is a certain threshold, then you have the deep state
wants to step in and create a parallel narrative so they can
control what's being said. It says the Alaska State
Troopers and the Alaska Rescue Coordination Center stated in an
investigation on whether there had actually been a plane crash
and released a statement that said there have been no reports
of overdue aircraft or ELT activations indicating an
aircraft crash. A rescue team on a helicopter
flew emission around Lazy Mountain area this morning and
located nothing suspicious and there were no signs of crashed
aircraft. Still, that didn't deter people
from their beliefs. I saw it and it certainly looked
like a plane going down, but I'm guessing we would have heard
something by now, wrote one person.
Another person wrote it looks like a meteor.
I wonder where it landed. Well, somebody else simply said
UFO crash. Well it could be.
I mean, we know that it was not a passenger plane or anything
like that because they said hey, we investigated, nothing to see
here. But still, you look at the
pictures of these things and the pictures quite frankly are
really strange. That's like they call it a a
tube shaped cloud. It just almost looks like this
stream of billowing white smoke coming out behind something.
But you can't see what it's coming out from because at the
very front edge of this billowing trail of smoke you
have almost like these finger like appendages coming out smoke
themselves. So I don't know, was this a
multiple meteor breakup? Who knows, how could this have
something to do with some of this UFO activity that we see
constantly going on up there in Alaska near this town of
Yakutat? Anyway, I thought those were all
some pretty interesting UFO sightings and counters.
Sometimes we shoot them down, sometimes we just take pictures
of them. There never seems to be an
explanation of what these things are, but there always seems to
be a debunker that must have come out of the woodwork and
tell what you and tell you and I what we should think about
what's going on, even up there in Alaska.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning.
Over and out.