Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about a giant barbell shaped
UFO. That's correct, a giant barbell
shaped UFO. The article comes to us from
dailymail.co.uk. Title says Pentagon official
reveals tantalizing 7 minute encounter with glowing blue UFO
which emitted enough energy to power a small city.
And this is written by Matthew Phelan, senior science reporter
for dailymail.com. Dated June 12th, 24th looks like
it has an update on the 13th. Now before I get into it, I'll
just say we've had some concerns about the sound quality, but the
commercials being too loud and this and that.
I did have one person from that listens on Apple say that
they're having no problems. Some of the other platforms seem
to be having a bit of a mismatch.
Hopefully going to cure that today.
Switching over to Riverside. That's what Spotify recommends.
Spotify, they're changing their whole download process for
creators, so hopefully this will improve things.
Also just to let you know, my 3-4 year old computer here, I
guess three years old now, has been making a lot of noise
today. Sounds like I was steam looking
would have been the background for some reason.
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That really helps a lot because this is basically a hobby for
me. It's it's not something that
makes a lot of money, but it's fun to get a little bit of extra
fuel in the tank. OK so looking at this article
and it starts off it says AUS Department of Defense
contractors tantalizing encounter with a giant glowing
UFO has sparked 10 years of research and two patents
inspired by his encounter. 3 witnesses, including that
Pentagon engineer, report that they captured electronic
evidence of a barbell UFO half the length of a football field
that glowed in Erie indigo blue. We've talked a lot of times on
this program about this really cool blue collar these things
seem to have a lot of times. The craft, they said flew
silently over an old logging Rd. in southwestern Ontario, Canada
on August 28th, 2013, where the trio had camped for a hunting
trip. Goes on down, it says.
Dailymail.com spoke with the cases first investigators who
shared electronic data from the contractor's attempt to film the
object, showing white noise pulses in the video that recur
in one second loops identical to Trope to strobing lights from
the UFO itself. And then it it has an artist
rendition here, really neat looking like I said, kind of a
barbell shaped almost like 2 sandwich style saucers attached
in the middle of this bench. It says the captured data of the
event that witness reported may be the first real physical proof
of not just a craft flying, but that it flies by virtue of an
incredibly complex and powerful spinning electromagnetic
propulsion system. The case was investigated by the
same nanotechnology expert whose analysis of a 2007 mass UFO
sighting in Texas became a centerpiece of the Steven
Spielberg produced UFO docu series Encounters last year on
Netflix. If there is there another
barbell case, we is there another barbell case we've
investigated like this? That engineer, UFO investigator
Robert Powell, told dailymail.com of his rare case.
No, it's the only one. Powell told dailymail.com that
UFO cases with this shape are so rare that only about 50 to 60
cases exist throughout history. Well, that they're aware of
Powell, whose new book on UF OS has garnered praise from former
Defense Department intelligence official Chris Mellon.
Look, I'm not going to read Chris Mellon's name without
bringing up the videos that were passed from one person to
another. I believe he said from him to to
Louis Elizondo imply that. At least that's my belief.
Independent on parking lot, Chris Mellon Oldman name, Yes,
that that melon, that name. So I mean, seems like a nice
guy, but I'm just telling you part of the UFO celebrity mafia.
Take it what it's worth. Department intelligence official
Chris Melon personally visited the contractor's lab and worked
with him on analyzing the eerie interference on his UFO video.
He gave me a tour of the defense facility, Pal said.
Who vetted the sources, identity and biographical claims?
There was a heavy duty commercial 3D printer in the lab
and there were offices with three or four engineers that
worked there beside him and that his building kind of a strangely
constructed sentence, he noted. The August 28th, 2013 barbell
UFO encounter itself, these witnesses said, began at around
9:40 PM as they were returning to civilization from a black
bear hunting expedition, a practice that is legal when done
in season in Canada. Well I would hope the defense
contractor witness was seated in the back of the of in the back
of Dodge. Boy this.
I'm sorry but someone needs to proofread this stuff.
The defense contractor witness was seated in the back of Dodge
4 by 4 truck. I think they mean the defense
contractor witness was seated in the back of a Dodge 4 by 4 truck
with the other two witnesses in the front seat, as reported to
Powell and his Co investigator, retired former police detective
Phil Leach. And the writing on some of the
stuff can just be so sloppy. We were roughly 4 1/2 or five
miles from the main road when I noticed something over my
shoulder, continued the defense contractor.
See, they're not naming this guy who wishes to remain anonymous
to preserve his Defense Department business contracts.
The very first thing that was intense was just how bright this
thing was. He noted It was spectacular.
Having been involved with optical systems in the past.
We're talking about a vehicle that looked like a stadium
lighting scenario. It was brilliant.
Well, we're talking about stadium lighting.
That's an awful lot of lights. I mean, you can see that from
miles and miles away. The witness described an indigo
plasma that covered most of the craft, which was bone shaped or
barbell shaped and extended about 170 feet long, 60 feet
wide and 20 feet tall. As it flew slowly over the over
the tree line above this old logging Rd. the craft rotated
slowly around its center while emanating an electrical spark
like a shower, always opposite of the direction of travel, the
defense contractor stated, but without a specific origin point.
The witness said he first attempted to film the UFO with
two devices he had on him, a Motorola cell phone and a Sony
HD camera. Well, having a Motorola cell
phone, not sure how that's going to work out for him, just
saying. My experience only.
But both devices behaved as if they were caught in a boot
sequence, failing to stay on while the craft was nearby about
400 feet, leaving the witness to view the UFO more closely
through the scope of his rifle. Even though these might not have
been the highest quality cameras, I don't know, maybe the
Sony was, but you still you would have thought they would
have worked up close. He told investigators the lights
that he emitted were not incoherent light, meaning not
the diffuse soft light like that from light bulb, but more like
laser light. The layperson's terms, He
described the layperson's terms. He described the light as like
10s of thousands of small lit particles, best described as
those that occurred during a fountain type of firework.
Another very poorly written sentence.
I think what he was trying to say is in layman's terms.
He described the light, not the layman's terms.
And somebody really needs, somebody really needs to take
the time to read the stuff before they print it.
Or hire a proofreader for crying out loud.
I mean, you could probably do it online for 5 bucks an hour.
OK, it says, but more technically the contractor
described it as a coherent light.
It was salty to my eyes. It was just as if I was looking
into a laser that had been passed through a diffraction,
grating or something of that nature.
Got a couple pictures here where this thing actually happened at
and then another illustration of what the UFO look like.
Both the other witnesses were extremely worked up about this,
the defense contractor said in a videotaped interview.
In fact, one of them said just shoot it like he wanted me to
actually shoot a rifle round into the sink.
The UFO moved in a slow rotating motion for approximately 6 or 7
minutes, eventually aligned the defense contractor witness to
film the event with his Sony HD camera, which yielded only
static. Despite working before and after
the event, the sighting ended with a similar lit craft
emerging on the horizon and both UFOs zipping off at incredible
speed. The moment left just visual
static and the witness's astonished voices on their tape.
I flew up to meet the guy, Pal told thedailymail.com.
Because it was just an unusual case, I wanted to verify the
reality of it. It was more of a personal thing.
When Pal toured the defense contractors engineering
business, he worked with him to test his Sony footage via an
oscilloscope. A device that tracks changes in
electrical voltages. A device that tracks changes in
electrical voltages, frequency and other specs to troubleshoot
electronics. The time I spent with him on the
oscilloscope was probably 20 or 30 minutes, Pal said.
The first thing we looked at were the black bears that they
had shot, mostly because he wanted to see a baseline on the
oscilloscope, what the camera looks like just under normal
operation, he noted. Then we looked at it when it was
all basically noise in terms of the video, Pal said.
Here's some signals on the oscilloscope that repeat.
So they didn't pick up pictures of the UFO, but they picked up
these repeating electromagnetic or electronic signals.
It sounds like this oscilloscope processing of the video revealed
that the interference matched the rhythm of the UFO lights,
according to Powell and Leach's report on the UFO case conducted
for the civilian group, the Mutual UFO Network.
MUFON. You know Mufon's OK, but I have
to tell you right here, I prefer new fork.
What looked just like white noise on the videotape actually
showed a perfect pulsation function.
According to the report. This hidden perfect pulse
revealed by the scope was timed to the revolution of the lights
on the UFO and repeated at the same speed.
Roughly one second intervals. Roughly one second intervals.
According to the defense contractor witness, the pattern
was what would be expected if the indigo plasma outside the
UFO was behaving like a very large version of a normal
alternating current or AC motor. Such a giant AC motor would
provide would would produce a magnetic field around it that
could disrupt nearby electronics in a similar way.
I believe this to be a polyphasing of two immense high
frequency AC fields polarized differently, as the defense
contractor put it. Wow.
Then it has some images here of this oscillator and what they
think is going on with this. It is basically this energy
wave. It says.
A more in depth report is being generated for continued studies
of this apparent electronic signature, the defense
contractor witness noted. But Powell and Leach added that
interesting progress has already been made.
The witness has two patents that resulted from information
derived from the event. Based on the defense
contractor's own experience producing plasmas at a much
smaller scale than the indigo plasma that he said enveloped
the giant craft, he was able to calculate a ballpark figure for
the energy required to produce this field, which he suspects is
the UFOs propulsion system, calculated that the craft had
approximate surface area of 3.1 million square inches.
As he wrote to Powell and Leach, a minimum of 160 million watts
of power would be needed to surround the craft in plasma.
This amount of power is 33% of a 478,000,000 Watt nuclear power
plant in Fort Calhoun, NE, he said, but packed into an object
a fraction of that size. So just think about this thing.
It has as much power as a nuclear power plant, but it's
maybe what let's say 170 foot by 60 foot by 20 foot, 2/3 of size
of a football field, half the size of a football field.
Pretty neat. Unquestionably, this craft was
the highest power density vehicle I have ever imagined, at
least according to the defense contractor.
Witness Powell is sympathetic to the view of skeptics who have
noted that while the case is a great story without proof, it's
still anecdotal. The UFO.
But well, that's not true. It doesn't.
OK, so there's not proof, but there's evidence.
And there's evidence in the form of, in the, you know, in the
form of these photographs. The UFO investigator told
dailymail.com that he is still in contact with the witnesses
and prodding him every once in a while about getting a raw copy
of the video. Yeah, weird.
Why couldn't just give him the raw copy?
I don't get that. That shouldn't be an issue.
I, I find this to be an interesting case.
I find this article to be very poorly written as far as grammar
goes. I mean, come on, dude, they're,
they're, they're paying you for this stuff.
I mean, hire a proofreader. And I, I didn't even read all
the mistakes. There's a bunch of them that
always bothers me when I'm trying to read one of these
articles. If they, if the person writing
the article doesn't even have the time to correct the simple
errors in their grammar. Wow.
I mean, how much weight does their work carry?
But I do think this is a a neat sighting.
It's a little weird the smells involved with it.
They use the word defense contractor about 300 times, I
think. I don't know what they're trying
to appeal to us about that this, this could be an actual
sighting. This could be something that
they're getting out there and you know, we're looking at this
stories. It just kind of hits the
mainline narrative. I think they probably picked it
up because Netflix, you know, it appeared in their in their docu
series or whatever. I don't know.
It's, it's weird, I suppose it's no more strange than some of the
sightings that people have told me about and some of my own
sightings. The fact though is, is this
thing is super up close. They've got a very good
description of it. They attempted to take video of
it, something really strange that went haywire with a camera.
And what they got instead looks to be like some kind of a, an
electronic signal. So it's messing with the, it's
messing with the cameras and the cell phone.
Of course, that's nothing new with these things, man.
That's the sort of thing that happens all the time.
So on the face of it, this article has a lot of truth in
it. I think it rings true to me.
I just wish it could have been written a little bit more
coherently, so as we digest information, as we digest this
information, we can really latch onto what we're reading here.
Until next time, this is UFO warning over and out.