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Hello and welcome to the program
UFO morning and this episode 

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were talking about strange, 
sounds and the stratosphere 

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that's correct. 
Strange sounds in the 

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stratosphere. 
Now, this story has just kind of

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Hit the wires here today or 
yesterday. 

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It's all over the Internet and I
found this article from 

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space.com title says strange 
sounds recorded high in Earth's 

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atmosphere have scientists 
baffled. 

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It's written by Robert Lee just 
came out yesterday. 

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He starts off by says a 
solar-powered balloon mation 

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launched by researchers from 
Sandia National. 

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Laboratories carried a 
microphone to a region of 

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Earth's atmosphere found around 
31 miles above the planet called

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the stratosphere. 
Now keep in mind that your 

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average passenger jet planes 
going to be traveling at what, I

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don't know, 30 to 40,000 feet. 
So six to eight miles on 

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average. 
Maybe a little higher little 

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lower. 
It says this region is 

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relatively calm and freest, 
Storms turbulence and commercial

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air traffic mean, a microphones 
in this layer of the atmosphere 

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can eavesdrop on the sounds of 
the our planet, both natural and

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human-made. 
Now think about that. 

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This thing is up in the air. 
Goodness, sakes 31 miles up and 

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it's saying that it can 
eavesdrop on the sounds of the 

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planet both natural and 
human-made. 

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How Wonder Man. 
I mean how how far does your 

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voice carry? 
I knew a guy. 

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One time you did some skydiving 
and he told me that the one of 

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the weird things about it was on
the way down, not far above, you

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know, the landing Zone you could
hear the people talking as they 

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walked around. 
And it was so clear to sounded 

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like they were in the same room 
with you. 

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This is out in Colorado. 
If that's not true, someone can 

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let me know. 
But if that is true, that is 

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weird. 
You know, that the voice would 

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carry, you said, you know like 
several hundred feet up into the

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air, just like it was across the
room. 

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Have to wonder what to what are 
they listening to up there and 

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how much of what we're saying? 
Can they just here by flying a 

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balloon over head as opposed to 
tapping our phones? 

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Anyway, says however, the 
microphone in this particular 

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study also heard strange sounds 
that repeat a few times per 

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hour. 
There's Source has yet to be 

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identified. 
The sounds were recorded in the 

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infrasound range. 
Meaning, they were a frequency 

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of 20 Hertz and lower well, 
below the range of the human 

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ear. 
This kind of reminds me of a 

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sounds like I think that's what 
goes on with elephants and whale

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where they're communicating, 
what he's really like. 

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Rumbling sounds that are that 
are actually below the frequency

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of humid hearings it strange 
that as humans, it seems like we

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perceive so little of what's 
there, I seen I was watching a 

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documentary and they were 
talking about the human senses 

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you know, being your sense of 
touch and sight and smell on 

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that. 
That really it's not so much. 

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A sense is it is a gateway make 
it was big. 

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A bitch was talking about this. 
It's a Gateway that keeps us 

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from being overwhelmed. 
And by all of the information 

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coming into our system and you 
know, there's some thought that 

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maybe this is a situation with 
us with autistic folks that for 

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some reason that Gateway is just
fully opened up and they're just

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getting too much information. 
So here this thing is this 

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listing to this 20 Hertz sound 
frequency, that's that's 

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outside. 
The range of human hearing and 

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it's being picked up on this 
research balloon. 

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It says, quote, there are 
mysterious infrasound signals 

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that occur. 
A few times per hour on some 

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flights but the source of these 
is completely unknown. 

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Daniel Bowman of the Sandia, 
Laboratories said in a 

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statement. 
Now that's Sandia Laboratories. 

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If you says they're completely 
unknown, I'm kind of going to 

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take his word at it because you 
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they had any idea even a remote 
idea they would suggest 

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something of that coil. 
This is a weather phenomena or 

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this is some sort of you know 
sound coming in Um, a pulsar 

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say, you know, a million light 
years away, something, but 

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they're just saying we have no 
idea where this stuff is coming 

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from. 
The sensors were carried Aloft 

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by balloons, that Bowman and 
fellow researchers built 

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featuring diameters between 20 
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The balloons were built from 
common and inexpensive materials

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powered by sunlight. 
These deceptively simple devices

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were able to climb to altitudes 
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Miles over Earth. 
So before they're saying 30 

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miles here, they're saying 13, 
kind of wonder if maybe we're 

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getting two versions of the 
story. 

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One, the The version released to
the public in the other, the 

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version that the public doesn't 
get here about, I don't know, 

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quote, our balloons are 
basically giant plastic bags 

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with some charcoal dust on the 
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Bowman said, we build them using
painters plastic from the 

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hardware store, shipping tape, 
and charcoal powder from 

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pyrotechnic supply stores. 
When the Sun Shines on the dark 

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balloons, the air inside, heats 
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Bowman explained that this 
passive solar power is enough to

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propel the balloons from the 
surface of the planet to the 

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stratosphere after launch. 
The balloons were tracked using 

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GPS. 
Something that the team had to 

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do because balloons can can 
often fly for hundreds of miles 

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and mail and and difficult to 
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What, yeah, you know, and think 
about this, the planet is what 

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2/3, or 3/4 water. 
So what happens with this giant?

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Foot. 
Balloon you end up with what? 

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I don't know. 
A couple hundred square feet. 

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The painter Plastics heavy, 
thick plastic ends up in the 

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ocean and gets swallowed by one 
of these magnificent whales or 

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something. 
I think the thing I don't like 

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about this is that we can't turn
on the news or the television or

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the radio or go online without 
being scolded. 

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And talked down to about the 
theory of global of global 

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warming and our carbon footprint
and we're eating too much meat 

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and we're causing all this 
problems to the planet, but the 

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very class of people that are 
telling us that are doing this 

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endless studies on global 
warming seem to have no concern 

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for the animal and plant life, 
especially these large Majestic 

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mammals that populate, the 
ocean. 

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Do everything from blue wheels 
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sharks to jellyfish. 
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and quantitatively impacted by 
plastic pollution and it's a lot

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bigger problem. 
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any idea that the planet is 
getting warmer, which to me 

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they've got to prove. 
But here we go, we have you 

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scientist and I understand that 
they're curious and then what 

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understand this stuff. 
But if you and I dropped A party

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balloon in the ocean off the 
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We be looking at a hefty fine. 
But these guys just send them up

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and where were they were over? 
They fall. 

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Well, that's where they fall. 
They goes on. 

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He says, and as recent events 
have shown scientific blooms can

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be mistaken for other objects, 
sometimes causing unintentional 

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alarm. 
Well, ahead of the throw that in

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there, didn't they? 
They're pushing the narrative. 

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Now we know that the object shot
down over North Carolina was a 

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balloon. 
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they had pictures of it that 
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Wyoming down in North Carolina. 
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has a spy balloon probably was 
the Chinese. 

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Just say no, it's just a normal 
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still concerned about the 
environment, which, of course, 

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we know what great. 
Analysts we have writing China, 

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but as far as Lake here on the 
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things have never been shown to 
be balloons, especially the two 

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cases, over the Yukon and and 
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We had the guy in Alaska that 
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showing the helicopters 
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The big cargo plane to the site 
up there, where the single shot 

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down at it was so far out in the
middle of nowhere, though. 

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I mean, this is just as just 
bleak Our arctic ice up there 

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that they really couldn't 
produce a Balloon Club president

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to say, oh, here I am at the 
hillbilly Balloon Club and that 

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was our balloon so that, that, 
that object there they really 

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didn't get on it and time to 
produce this parallel narrative.

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And on top of that, we had 
people telling the truth right 

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away. 
This thing was a cylinder shaped

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object size of a car or 
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ER and it didn't look like a 
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There was a certain amount of 
chatter from the pilots that was

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that was recorded on that. 
We never have seen the seeing 

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the cockpit video we've been 
told that that's a classified. 

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We can't see it just like the 
ingredients in a certain vaccine

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I suppose and beyond that Yukon 
same thing. 

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It's it was going to extremely 
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The search for this thing didn't
last very long. 

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Whatever it was does seem like 
it was probably blown up, same 

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basic description, look like a 
metallic object, the size of a 

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four-wheeler baby. 
A small car wasn't described as 

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a balloon. 
Someone said, well, it might 

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have had cables hanging below 
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We haven't seen a picture now. 
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right away. 
Somebody came forward, or they 

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found someone said, oh, well, 
that's our Balloon Club. 

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And then we learned that that 
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release these stupid things into
the air, without any sort of 

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oversight whatsoever. 
Now, you will go to prison for 

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shining a laser light at an 
airplane in the sky as you 

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should. 
But you can release these stupid

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balloons all day long and cause 
a hazard to air travel. 

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And it seems to be no big deal. 
That's why I don't understand. 

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They shot those balloons down 
over the shot. 

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Those object down over Alaska, 
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Carolina saying that they were 
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security. 
But here we go. 

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We have hundreds of balloons 
being released, apparently, 

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every day or two, and no one 
seems to be concerned about the 

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security of these things 
whatsoever. 

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Now, I'll finish up here. 
It says in addition to helping 

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further investigate these 
mysterious stratospheric sounds 

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solar, power balloons. 
Like these could be used to 

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investigate Mysteries, much 
further from Earth, such 

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vehicles are currently being 
tested discover if they could be

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partnered with a Venus Orbiter 
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Chaotic activity through its 
thick atmosphere robotic 

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balloons could drift through the
upper atmosphere of Earth evil, 

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twin high above the hellishly, 
hot and high pressure Services 

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investigating, its thick 
atmosphere, and clouds of 

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sulfuric acid. 
The team's research containing 

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the detection of these 
unidentified infrasound sources 

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will be presented by Beaumont on
Thursday, May 11th at the 

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acoustical Society of America 
being held in Chicago. 

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Well, I don't think painters, 
Plastics going to survive for 

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very long on Venus but I thought
it was interesting that this 

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just got out here. 
They're not telling us much but 

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we can tell from this is that 
you've got some place like Cindy

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Cindy lab sitting up balloons, 
apparently unabated into the 

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upper atmosphere and making them
out of household items like 

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painters plastic. 
I mean literally what's to stop 

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some nut job from going to 
Walmart picking up a Role of 

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painters plastic making their 
own balloon, painting it, black 

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feel filling it up with maybe a 
little bit of helium or hot air 

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and lofting it. 
Lofting it right into the flight

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path. 
You know, these, if you go on 

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flight radar.com, you'll see 
these Jets tend to take 

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predetermined predetermined 
flight pass. 

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So, here we have another 
example, and not only are we 

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finding strange things in the 
atmosphere. 

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We can't explain but we're just 
going up there. 

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Willy-nilly what? 
Without a care in the world 

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about running into each other or
something from another planet. 

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Until next time, this is UFO 
warning over and out.