Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
And this episode we're talking about UFOs at the airport.
That's correct, UFOs at the airport.
And I got to be honest, these things go a little beyond the
airport because we're also hearing about UFOs being
reported more and more by pilots, and of course passengers
as well. And not only being reported,
we're getting a video of these things.
But just to kick this off, I want to look at this article
from stripes.com. I think this is a military
publication written by Wyatt Olson.
Here it says Stars and Stripes October 19th, 2023.
Title says more commercial pilots are reporting UFO
sightings for Pentagon's annual list.
I thought this was a pretty good article actually and appreciate
these guys putting that up there.
It says it starts off. It has a picture First off of
this orb set against a blue background of a sky kind of a
almost like a hazy fog below it or maybe a contour, I don't
know. But I got to tell you, I think
we're getting the Crayola version of this picture.
I have to imagine that our military has much, much better
images of this thing. Now the article starts off.
It says a growing number of commercial pilots are
contributing sightings of so-called Unidentified Anomalous
Phenomena, or UAP, to the federal government's annual
report that tracks such objects. According to the latest
unclassified version released Tuesday.
Got I wonder what that classified version looks like,
huh? The report, a collaboration
between the Department of Defense and the Office of the
Director of National Intelligence, includes UAP
sightings from August 31st, 2022 to April 30th, 2023, as well as
any not included in earlier reports.
Most reports still reflect A bias toward restricted military
airspace, a result of reporting from military personnel and
sensors present in such areas, the report states.
This bias has been lessened by reporting from commercial pilots
showing a more diverse geographic distribution of UAP
sightings across the United States.
So sure, we know that they been happening on military bases
because you got all kinds of cameras there, but now that they
begin taking reports from across the country, they find out these
things are happening everywhere, it says.
Most sightings are over US airspace in literal waters,
however, because of US centric collection bias, the report
states. In other words, we're just
getting pictures from right around here in the US because
that's what we're interested in. We we see this all the time.
Even even in in recent reporting from like say the The Alien
Attack podcast I've done in Peru.
It just doesn't hit the mainstream media unless it's in
the US. It seems like the all Domain
Anomaly Resolution Office, which leads the Defense Department's
efforts in tracking such sightings, received 291 UAP
reports during the period. During the reporting period,
seventeen of which had occurred between 2019 and 2022 but had
not been previously reported. Kind of got to wonder what's
going on with that thing if they're not reporting these
things previously. I don't.
I don't get that. The latest report brings the
total number of UAP cited in annual reports to 801.
While none of these sightings and the new report were
associated with adverse health effects or injuries, many
reports from military witnesses do present potential safety or
flight concerns. And there are some cases where
reported. UAP have potentially exhibited
one or more concerning performance characteristics such
as high speed travel or unusual maneuverability, and we've seen
that with these things that mean flying at intentionally high
speeds. None of the reported Uaps,
however, maneuvered to an unsafe proximity to civil or military
aircraft positions themselves and flight paths or otherwise
pose a direct threat to the flight safety safety of the
observing aircraft. I don't know man.
I've seen some of these videos and these things seem awful
close to landing zones in air and and airports.
And what about jetpack man there in Lai mean he was like right
where they come flying down at. People were talking about seeing
him out the window and you had the the gal down, the Internet
influencer down in Brazil I think last year maybe this
spring that photograph, that one flying up toward airplane.
So I'm not sure. I'm not sure about that.
The 15 page report does not include any details or
narratives of particular sightings.
That seems a little bit whitewashed to me.
I don't know that's a little concerning that they haven't had
any particular narratives in there.
The narrative would seem to be the most important part of the
encounter, it says. Congress has shown mounting
interest in tracking and investigating such unidentified
phenomena, which have long been referred to as UFOs or
Unidentified flying objects by the public.
In July, 2 Navy veterans who claimed to have seen UAPS tested
before testified before the House Oversight Committee that
they believe such objects were a threat to national security,
former Navy F18 pilot Ryan Graves said.
Such sightings are grossly underreported.
Parts of our government are more aware about UAP than they let
on, but excessive classification processes keep crucial
information hidden, he testified.
Former Air Force intelligence officer David Grush testified at
the same hearing that the federal government has for
decades actively worked to conceal physical evidence of
UFOs, including crash sites that contained non human biologics.
No credible evidence of aliens, beings or objects that defy the
known laws of physics have been found, Sean Kirkpatrick,
director of the All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, told
the Senate Armed Service Committee in April.
He said that with a straight face after I think they showed
in that muzzle orb, just that's amazing to me.
Time and again you APS are resolved into something already
explainable, he said. Now that's a that's an appeal to
the normalcy bias right there. He's just saying don't worry
about this one. You can't explain because we've
we've explained a bunch of them. And you know, even if it's been
unexplained for 70 years, don't worry about it.
It's probably explainable at some point.
That's that's called normalcy bias.
It's not the things that are normal that get you, it's the
things that are out of the out of the normal that get you as a
rule on my opinion. OK, good article there.
I think overall, but it shows that maybe just maybe they're
starting to open up, open up the floodgates a little bit and
these guys in the DoD, they may end up with a few more reports
than they had anticipated. Now I want to look at a couple
of these actual sightings are happening, you know in the air,
on the ground and and just see if we can figure out, get an
idea at least of why these things are so fascinated with
airports and airplanes. So we have this video coming out
of Sarasota, FL and I found a link to the video on the
ufosightingsdaily.com. I think that's Scott wearing
site and he's got the video posted and I couldn't find the
actual original 1 yet, but there's there's a bunch of them
out there. But Scott's was the only one I
found that had the eyewitness statement.
He he found that somewhere. And it says the eyewitness says
I was at SRQ airport waiting for my flight inside the terminal
and I saw this silver orb outside, thought it was a
balloon at first, but it didn't behave like one.
It stayed at the same elevation slash altitude the entire time.
It was so steady in its flight that there was no way it could
have been a Mylar balloon that would have reflected light in
that way. And this is classic Orb to me,
Silver Orb. You can watch the video there.
And I also clicked the link to another copy of that video from
on YouTube on my Twitter site. So there's different people have
posted it. That happens with a lot of
these. But the reason I cited warnings
website was because he went the extra mile here and got the
witness statement, which is helpful.
It's helpful to know what these people are thinking when they
see it and I'm not sure if he got that off of MUFON or where
he got that from. Yes, his source MUFON data
citing 8/16/2023, Sarasota, FL, USA source MUFON.
So great. Thank you to the people that
posted that and to the folks that got this out there on
Internet, so, so where we can watch it and talk about it.
But here that thing is right at the airport and he's got a still
picture from the frame of here it looks to me just like the
muscle orb type thing, this orb thing.
And like he points out, this is right next to the ocean.
If you look on the map of Florida, Sarasota, it's right
there on the western edge on the southern tip of Florida.
So you know a lot of people think that there are underwater
UFO bases out there. I mean there's been a lots of
activity around there. We've had lots of these things
reported by a military pilots down in Florida cropping up
around I think Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama area, I don't
know, but they're around. And so this is just shows that
these things are in the vicinity and they don't seem to care if
we have airplanes flying around or not.
So yes, maybe these things aren't a clear and present
danger, but they're there and people are definitely recording
them on their cell phones. Now let's look at this next
case. The next sighting comes to us
from the Dallas, TX area. Another one of these UFO
sightings recorded at an airport this comesfromthesun.com and
they got a picture right at the very top and there's also a link
to the video. This thing looks to me like it
could be 3 orbs together emitting kind of a diffused
light, and then possibly they're phasing in and out.
The title says UF whoa eerie clip of a spring UFO soaring
near Major airport as witnesses say they didn't know what they'd
seen. This is written by Elizabetta
Ranger Berare, published 1110 October 18th, 2023, and eerie
video has left viewers confused and shocked at a seemingly
supernatural light. The bizarre TikTok from Dallas,
TX showed an odd scene in the Dallas, TX sky, but some have
supposedly described as a UFO. Looks like a UFO to me and it's
got a couple pictures here. Very strange, the account said.
Spotted in the sky over DFW tonight, several viewers
commented to confirm that they also saw the item in the sky and
were unsure what it was, one person said.
Did anybody know what that was? Showed a bright white object or
light in this light sky at Dallas of Fort Worth airport.
So here again they're coming into the airport, they're just
hanging out. Three uncertain looking dots
move away from each other until one until only one light is
left. This unidentified object and
slowly moves across the dark blue sky.
Viewers took to the comments to share that they also seen the
event. One person noted I saw this
tonight and then it goes on and says look like was spraying
something out of it. So they're seeing these orbs and
they see the light coming from it, but it almost looks like
maybe they're spraying something weird.
One Tik toker claimed that they also saw the scene in Austin,
TX, which is around 200 miles away from Dallas.
They said saw this in Austin, TX 10 to 15 minutes ago.
Another person also said saw this in Austin tonight, smoke
ring and all. I suppose the sighting also
occurred in Houston, TX, almost 200 miles away, according to a
commentator she said. My husband and I saw in Houston.
It was a light and then it just disappeared.
One tik tokers shared a possible explanation.
The video they said airplane headed to DFW or love filled on
foggy night. Another possible theory for the
strange light in sky could have been that start that 22
Starlight satellites were above Texas at the time, according to
local Fox affiliate KDFW. Doesn't look like a string of
satellites to me. Looks like 3 words.
I don't know. The supposed smoke could have
been from a second stage of a SpaceX launch that was over
northern Texas and prepared to deorbit over the ocean later,
according to KDFW. You know, it's almost like
they're using these SpaceX rockets as a cover story.
I mean, maybe, I don't know, but you think that they would have
the exact time those rockets would launch.
So if it was a rocket, they should have been able to tell
you immediately. Although these reports have
neither been confirmed nor denied or denied, a number of
other apparent UFO settings have occurred across the US.
The Sun has previously reported bouncing UFO spotted moving to
disguise in Paradise, CA last month.
Yeah, we're seeing these things all the time.
It seems like just another one of these UFOs in and around
these airports. This is a weird one.
Yeah, you know, I've seen the Rockets before.
I don't know. It doesn't look like it to me.
But, you know, if somebody has more information on this, they
could always, they could always rule that out for us.
Very weird, very, very strange stuff.
It would be helpful if they would just be a little more
clear I suppose on when they launch these rockets.
You know, there's airplanes and stuff around.
Someone's got, I know when these things are going off.
So if this is a rocket launch, which I don't think it is, maybe
it is, if it is, they should just really things out
immediately and tell people, yeah, that's what it is.
OK. And that one was from October
18th, so yesterday, Wednesday, today being Thursday the 19th.
Let's go ahead and take a look at this next article here.
Now, just like the article in Stripe said that these things
are being seen outside the United States.
They're just not being probably reported as much to the US
government, even my American pilots, Which kind of, you know,
brings me to the idea that maybe the government's not always the
best people to be reporting these things to.
I had somebody ask me a question in the comments the other day.
They thought that I'd said that I'd work for the government at
one point to clear that up. No, not really.
I'm not the federal government at least.
I did work on a job as a contract employee for an outfit
for the feds, for the department, and I spent a short
time working at a state level for an agency within the
government. And this is what I learned from
that experience that I had in the private sector.
It seems like you have probably 80% of the people doing most of
work. You know it's a 8020 year old,
20% of the people goofing off and it seems like in the
government sector it's more like 20% of the people doing 80% of
the work and 80% of the people doing stuff.
That's I don't know, at least on the surface, not that important
going to meetings, paperwork that you wonder where it ends up
at, that sort of thing. So really from what I can see in
my humble opinion from the private sector, you're probably
running an 80% efficiency on labor and getting the job done.
And at the government level, whether it's state or federal,
it seems like you're probably running about a 20% efficiency.
That being said, I mean if we're using these guys to correlate
the data on these UFOs, we're probably going to get about 20%
of it, whereas we used a private sector.
You know, whether it's move on in Norfolk or UFO sites daily or
whoever, we're probably going to get close to that 80% efficiency
level. As far as getting these reports
in and processing them, I don't know, just a thought.
Now this next article comes to us from mirror.co.uk.
Now we have this article from mirror.co.uk.
The day on this is October 9th, 2023, written by Anthony
Thrower, news Reporter says dozens of UFO reports made to
police with stunned pilots spotting objects from cockpits.
Several people reported seeing bizarre phenomena in the skies
above them to Essex Police, according to the chilling
response to a Freedom of Information Act request he got
to fill in a foil to get the news man.
Several people have reported spotting unidentified flying
objects in the skies above them to police, including concerned
pilots flying planes, full passengers.
A Freedom of Information Act request was made to Essex Police
to ask about sightings made from frightened members of the
public. Why not just go around the
police and just post the stuff online?
Several talk of lights traveling at high speed while one says
they danced in the night's sky above their home, also known as
unidentified aerial phenomena. There are no answers to
ascertain what each of the bizarre sightings really wore.
One was made by a pilot from Ryanair traveling at more than
200 mile per hour, who said Ryanair was climbing out from
Stansted Airport and was at a height of 4000 feet and just
over the Saint Elizabeth Center. The pilot saw an object which
described which describes as black.
It passed within 20 meters of the aircraft.
So what, 70 feet? The plane was traveling at 230
mile an hour and the object was traveling from north to South.
They have said that it was possibly a drone, but the drone
monitoring equipment at the airport was not picked up.
Always a drone, that's always a go to look.
This thing was within 70 feet or so. 6070 feet airplane that
sounds, that sounds extremely dangerous to me at those speeds.
Another report was made after three aircraft reported seeing
an object near their planes at the same time, the Erie report
read. Incident placed on as a UFO as
three aircraft reported an object was in their vicinity.
So there you go. Three independent witnesses INF
from tower reporting two planes have reported an object at 500
feet below them as they were coming into land on runway 22,
the closest being 20 clicks away.
So what's 16 miles? Something like that. 15 miles
approached 2 to 3 miles out when their TCAS traffic Collision
Avoidance system alerted them to something.
At around 500 feet. None of the pilots could see
anything when they looked, so it's invisible, but it's there
because your avoidance, your radar, is telling you it's
there. That's doesn't sound like a
super safe situation to me, another creepy report made by a
member of the public said. I would like to report a
sighting of an unidentified flying object.
The object appeared Oval in shape and was a metallic collar
with no apparent markings or lights.
There were no conventional aircraft characteristics at all.
The object was traveling east to West, just South of my address
in a straight line, and the altitude was level around 100
feet at all times. As a gas, the object was moving
quickly across the sky very smoothly with no deviation in
height or direction or without any effects of the weather.
Is the only way I could describe it.
Wow, they definitely saw something.
This says it was moving too fast for a bird and definitely was
not a balloon that usually gets affected by the wind causing
them to turn or tumble. Well sure this was unaffected by
the light breeze blowing. This was a solid Oval object and
was silent. Sounds like an orb to me.
This was not a drone or model aircraft due to the way it was
flying. I viewed this from inside the
rear of my home and then made this and then this object did
not leave my sight until it was too far in the distance and
obscured by another property. I have no explanation as to what
this object could be. Well, it's not a drone.
It's not a model airplane. I mean, it doesn't have
propellers or wings. OK, so we don't know what it is.
It's a UFO. Earlier this month, a sleepy
Scottish village was named as a hot spot for UFOs.
The bizarre sightings have been have been made in Scotland for
several years, and the famous Fall Creek Triangle is a popular
hunting ground for spotters. Bonnie Bridge near the town has
become famous for unusual objects spotted in the sky,
sparking calls for a government probe.
Yeah, I'm sure they'll get right on that.
Wow. So I just show us these things
were happening all over the place.
Yeah. So it seems like no matter where
you're at, if you're in the States, if you're in the uki,
suppose Europe, South America, wherever, people are seeing
these UFOs, whether it's orbs that we've just seen recently
over Florida and possibly Texas or something they describe as a
jetpack man over the LA International Airport multiple
times or the giant UFO that we saw over O'Hare Airport, you
know, several years ago. These things do seem to have a
fascination with airports. I don't know, maybe they're
looking for a place to land. They also have been spotted
regularly by passengers and airline pilots and even and even
recorded from time to time. So they don't seem to be
concerned at all with colliding with airplanes either in the air
or landing or taking off, even though, as we saw in this last
article, the objects, even when they're not visible, are still
showing up on radar. Whether or not these things are,
I suppose, a safety hazard to the people flying, well, that
remains to be seen, but doesn't seem like our government's
really doing a lot about it to figure out what's happening.
And if they are, they're classifying whatever information
that's showing these things to be a problem.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning.
Over and out.