Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFOs over Dawson City,
Yukon. That's correct, UFOs over Dawson
City, Yukon. The article comes from cbc.ca,
written by Chris McHenry, dated March 27th, 2024.
Now a lot of you will remember that the Yukon was where the UFO
was shot down back in February 2023.
The title says Meteors, UFOs or something else.
Dawson City, Yukon. Residents puzzled by recent
sightings in Night sky, begins by saying I realized it was
actually moving quickly. And then as I watched it a
second later, it grew a long tail.
Doesn't sound like what a meteor or meteorite would do.
Goes on, it says. Some residents in Dawson City,
Yukon, say they've been seeing unusual things in the night sky
lately, and it's not the Northern Lights, but some might
say it's equally as fascinating. Over the past few weeks, some
residents have taken to social media to report seeing what they
described as a fireball or meteor overhead, and last Week 2
residents said they both saw something similar.
Naomi Gladys lives in Henderson Corner, a subdivision
approximately 20 kilometers, I guess.
What's that? About 15 miles from downtown
Dawson City? She told CBC News she saw
something while walking her dog Friday morning.
I looked up and saw a bright star, like he said, or what I
thought was a star. With a fraction of a second, I
realized it was actually moving. And then, as I watched it a
second later, it grew a long tail.
Gladys said. The unknown object started to
change into a pale blue color, like a gas flame.
Then a few seconds later, it appeared to burn out.
I could see fire or coal, Gladys said, like red glowing bits
breaking off of it. And then that was it.
I tried watching to see if I could see any dark chunks
falling from that spot or carrying on from that spot, but
the sky was dark. It reminds me of that sighting
over in Council Bluff many years ago when they saw this red
pulsating light, you know, discharging a lava like metal,
which was later collected A minute or two after Gladys saw
what she thought was a meteor, she heard a boom in the
distance. My dog and I both turned her
head to that exact direction that I'd just seen and she said
I figured it was related. So they see the sighting, they
hear the Sonic boom. Now some people are going to
say, well it's probably a meteor coming in, but you know, we also
associate this with UFO sometime.
Dawson resident Jeff Delisle reported seeing something
similar at about the same time. He then took the social media to
ask if anyone else has seen it. Two people responded saying they
had. They flew right above me,
Delisle wrote. Pretty cool looking.
What is it? Yeah, pretty cool.
But no one seems to know what it is.
Then it goes on here, it says. Likely not a meteor, says
astronomer Krista van Leerhoven, president of the Yukon
Astronomical Society, came across Delao's post and got in
touch. She asked about what he'd seen,
such as how long it was in the sky and the collar.
Van Leerhoven told CBC News that, based on descriptions from
both Delao and Gladys, she doesn't believe it could have
been a meteor. She says a meteor would have
been moving much faster, and the coloring would have appeared
differently. Meteors can be any color, but as
a rule or a consistent color, what these people were
describing had different colors, so the head looked blue and then
the tail was more of an orange, Van Lorehaven said.
That's just something that doesn't happen with meteors.
Yeah, I can say I've never seen that happen with any of the ones
that I've seen. Van Loeven believes there may be
another explanation for the recent unusual sightings.
Space junk falling to Earth. Space junk, when it comes in,
comes through the atmosphere and starts glowing.
That can and starts glowing. That can be more irregular
because of the variety of materials that go into a
spacecraft. Van Leyerhoven also suggested it
could be a very vast plane or someone playing with rockets.
Gladys, however, doesn't think anyone at Dawson was playing
with rockets on Friday morning. Unless you're talking about
someone in China or like a distant land playing with very
high, powerful rockets, then sure, she said.
You know, I almost wonder if this thing was space junk,
wouldn't it have been tracked? I mean, couldn't we find out?
Goes on. It says this was not something
that someone at Dawson was doing.
This came from much, much higher, and it was much
different to anything that would be locally caused.
Van Laerhoven also dismissed another possibility, Alien
visitors. Now she just dismisses this
whole notion that's a UFO. Why?
Well, because of her normalcy bias, if aliens were coming to
Earth, we would know, she said Now right there, what she's
doing is she's just, she's setting up a straw man argument
If ailment. If aliens were coming to Earth,
we would know. Well, you've got no proof of
that. You're just making a statement,
OK, with zero evidence and then drawing conclusion.
That's not how logical thinking works.
It's not how science works, OK? That's not how disclosure works,
simply because it would take them so much effort to get here
that would be very hard to imagine them getting here and
not doing something dramatic enough that we would actually
know about it. I don't know.
What do we do when we land on other planets?
We just kind of drop in and start taking pictures.
I mean, maybe these things have been here so long that they
don't consider us worthy of knowing about it.
I consider her for an hour and talking about why this argument
that she has constructed is so fallible.
I mean, it just doesn't make sense.
But people do this all the time, even smart people, and for some
reason they are scared to death. I think talk about the
possibility of UFOs, something they can't explain and something
that they don't have control over.
Now we have a little flashback here.
If you remember Yukon, that's where this UFO was shot down
back in February. Let's take a quick look at what
happened. It says CTV News.
What we know about the search for two flying objects shot down
over Yukon and near Ontario. So that's actually 2, not one.
Recovery efforts are currently underway in the Yukon and
Ontario for debris from a pair of unidentified objects that
were shot down by US fighter jets on Saturday and Sunday.
Now, I've talked a lot about the one that was shot down in
Alaska. I don't know if they're
referring to that one, but it sounds like that's the case,
that there were actually two in Canada proper.
Then that means that there would have been four shoot downs back
in February 2023. One up in Alaska, one in Yukon,
one here says in Ontario, and then one over Lake Huron.
Maybe they're confusing the one over Lake Huron with Ontario.
It says. Recovery efforts are currently
underway in the Yukon and Ontario for debris from a pair
of unidentified objects that were shot down by US fighter
tests on Saturday and Sunday. Described as cylindrical, the
first object was shot down over central Yukon on on February
11th, reportedly octagonal. The second was brought down on
February 12th. Overlake Huron.
OK, so that's what they're doing there, which sets between
Michigan and Ontario. They join another mystery
object, as well as a much larger suspected Chinese surveillance
balloon that were shot down over the US on February 10th and 4th,
respectively. Few details have emerged about
the three smaller objects. They can't definitely say
whether they are Chinese. We don't know for certain
whether they're balloons or another type of object, so
there's just a great deal of mystery surrounding this right
now, Vincent Rigby, former national security and
intelligence advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, told CT
VS Power play with Vasi Capellas on Monday.
Until they get this information and they see the wreckage, it's
going to be a very, very difficult to pull the pieces
together. Now he's telling you back last
year that until they get the wreckage, they're not going to
know what these things are. But if you ask the Biden
administration today, they'll tell you that there were hobby
balloons. Interesting how that worked out
in Canada. The recovery efforts are being
coordinated by Public Safety of Canada and led by the Royal
Canadian Mountain Police with assistance from the Kennedy,
from the Canadian Armed Forces in the Yukon and the Canadian
Coast Guard in Ontario. NORAD, the US Coast Guard, the
FBI, the US military and others are also participating in the
effort. Got no idea why the FBI should
be involved with this, Says we've deployed significant
resources here to be able to recover the object as well as
diplomatic and international engagements going on to find
more information and get solutions on this, Trudeau said
from EU Conn on Monday. Of course we know that none of
that was true. The search lasted reported in
just a couple days and then they were.
We were told that because of the snow and the rough terrain, they
wouldn't be able to find it. How convenient goes on down
Oasis is we're exploring a very large area, Mcgillis told
reporters Monday afternoon. It's unfortunately a very rugged
and mountainous terrain. The weather conditions are not
great. There's a very high level of
snow pack in the region, so our efforts are going to be
difficult. It will be challenging.
It will take us some time, if ever, if ever flowing over that
area, you know that it's just looks like a mountainous
wasteland up there. I don't know how anything can
live, man or a beast, but of course they didn't find these
things. But here we are a year later and
Yukon and people are seeing strange UFOs again.
Now we don't know whether the US military will be sent up to
shoot these things down or just what'll happen.
But it seems strange to me that a year after these three UFOs
and the weather balloon were shot down, that yet again in the
same general area we have more UFOs being reported.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning Over now.