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this episode were talking about the Galileo project, that's
correct. The Galileo project.
Now, this is something that famous astronomer their Avi
Lewis talking about kicking off, kind of like the 360 project we
covered here a while back that didn't get kicked off in the
u.s. at least and that's where you place these cameras all over
the place and you pointing at the sky and you try to catch a
UFO. But what obvious trying to do is
it goes beyond that and these things he's looking at putting
up I have concerns about they could be used as real spy aware
but we'll get into this and see if it's something that's
feasible or not. Now this article comes to us
from The Daily Beast.com. It says coming to a rooftop near
you, a UFO spotting spy cam. It's a great of inexpensive way
to potentially find aliens and the sky above us written by
David acts updated June. When teens 2023, it says an ex
spook made an incredible Claim about aliens last week and David
Charles, grayish, a former official with the US National
geospatial Intelligence Agency and the US national
reconnaissance, reconnaissance office told the debrief that the
feds possess what the publication described as intact
and partially intact craft of non-human origin.
Of course, they've been all over the story of the last couple of
weeks but there's a catch. There's no actual evidence to
back up. Crushes claim.
No. Evidence that the government is
sitting on a bunch of derelict Earley alien spacecraft and no
evidence aliens even exist for that matter.
Worse for Fox Mulder style, True Believers.
No one's even looking for extraterrestrials near Earth, at
least not with any real scientific rigor.
Wow, you can tell from this paragraph right there, that this
guy's a real know what, all, I mean, first off, there's been
tons of proof. No, not proof, evidence
everything from UFO, metamaterial to Witness
accounts. You know, we have people sitting
in prison today based on nothing more than eyewitness accounts.
But when it comes to a UFO, all of a sudden that same eye
witness who could put another citizen in prison for the rest
of their life. What their testimony is
considered a conspiracy theorist or a nut.
Secondly there's lots of people looking for UFOs near-earth
scientific rigor. I don't know man.
The kind of scientific rigor that creates some of The chaos
that we've seen in the last couple of years.
Let's be honest, we have lots and lots of layman out there
doing work, trying to record these sayings.
Crowdsourcing disclosure is going to yield as for more
results than any kind of quote, unquote scientific research.
That's my opinion. He continues that last caveat is
about to change. Harvard physicist, Avi lobe in
his alien hunting, start up the Galileo, project is building,
what they hope will. Will be a Global Network of
Skyward pointing sensors. Whose purpose is to scan.
Look, and listen for UFOs or to borrow the in Vogue and official
US. Government term unexplained
aerial phenomenon. So you have an appeal to
Authority here, you know? Right now we have 350 million
people in this country probably closer to 500 million.
If you count all the people without papers, And most of
those people, well, let's just say probably 400 million of them
that are above the age of nine, have a cell phone.
And, you know, if you just figure, if you just figure, 250
million adults in this country who have enough wherewithal to
use that cell phone and point it at the sky are capable of taking
a picture of any UFO that they see.
Lots and lots of houses, have ring cameras and all other sorts
of little spy cameras. On their houses already wouldn't
be a reason why they couldn't Point these things.
Up you know, to snap a picture of something to happen to be
flying overhead. We get these ring camera photos
all the time everything from UFOs to Paranormal, what look
like demon sometimes and every time somebody post one, all we
hear is that there are hoaxes or they're trying to make money off
at much. Most of them don't The fact is
we have enough photographic equipment out there right now
that if people would take the time to report these things and
to post the pictures online, we've already have the tools.
We already have the technical wherewithal to photograph these
sayings and there's dozens and dozens and thousands.
I suppose a pictures. Every day posted of UFOs problem
is that it's not organized properly and Beyond.
The problem is so much, this stuff ends up online without a
person attached without a name date and place.
A lot of that is because people are afraid to come forward and
talk about what they see because the fear of being debunked, we
saw that with the people from Las Vegas.
Even though they came out in front of the camera and they
showed their house, they didn't want to give their name.
On the other hand, you have kiss, like what happened at
battle-axe mixing and the other day where this guy saw this UFO
in a dog fight. Or in a suit, a dogfight with
two f-16s. He came out and gave his name,
give his address and he was very forthcoming and transparent
about who he was and what he saw.
If we could change the attitudes of society, our country to where
people weren't afraid didn't care if they were attacked, then
we could attach names dates and places to all of these pictures
that are circulating on. Line and the value of that data
would increase exponentially because right now what you have
are, you know, thousands upon thousands of pictures of UFOs
taken by people who want to be anonymous.
Now if they could at least report these things to someplace
like mufon and link to the picture there and so they would
still be able to protect the right there.
Identity, we would at least be Able to attach those pictures to
a place and a time and perhaps verify them by with, with other
Witnesses. So the problem in my opinion,
it's not that we can't collect the evidence.
It's the way that the evidence is reported and the way that the
evidence is reported so badly is because of this D, personing
fear because of the constant harassment toward experiencers
by People like this guy right here, I'm not saying he's
harassing people personally, but the attitude that he projects,
you know, I'm the authority, anybody that believes in, this
is a conspiracy theorist. It, it depreciates this notion
that, anybody that to reports the UFO is a nut.
We have to get over that. Hump, and as experiencers, we
have to get to the point where we just don't care anymore.
We're more interested in sharing the truth, with our friends and
neighbors. Then we are Afraid of our
friends and neighbors thinking that we're a net and it goes on
and says that last caveat is about to change.
Harvard physicist, Avila Bandits alien hunting, start at the
Galileo, project is building, what they hope will be a Global
Network of Skyward pointing Skyward pointing sensors.
Whose purpose is to scan. Look, and listen for UFOs or to
borrow the in Vogue and official US.
Government term. Unexplained aerial phenomena.
He goes on. He says we want to cover the
entire sky at all times with multiple sensors so that we will
not be fooled by just one of them and classify objects based
on their image and trajectory in the sky.
Lobe told the daily base not be full by just one of them.
I don't get that. I mean if you see something you
see something if it's there it's there nothing to be fooled about
by objects. Load means everything that
travels through the sky for as long as the sensor network is
operational. Including potentially,
quadrillions of birds balloons are planes and drones just going
about their mundane business. Anything the sensors detect that
doesn't fall into these known categories, though could be
something unfamiliar according to love.
Now, you see how he's kind of skewing?
The reporting are quadrillions of birds, balloons and airplanes
look man, you this is easily. It's easy to see if it's a bird
or something. Okay.
Then even the number of balloons is limited and they're supposed
to be tracking those things. Anyway, it wouldn't be that hard
to set up a camera or two just to take your your ring camera or
whatever security camera you already using and point that
thing Skyward, okay? And people believe me are
catching all kinds of anomalous objects on these things.
As it is, what they need is a quick and easy way to upload
those to social networks where they can be shared by everybody.
D instantly and we can document the location and the time.
He says something unfamiliar, just might be aliens and would
warrant follow-up investigation or so goes the thinking behind
Gala at Galileo sensor system. The system is designed is just
as ambitious as its aim. Galileo's first Observatory
installed on the roof of the harvard-smithsonian center for
astrophysics and Cambridge Massachusetts includes a radar
for actively detective flying objects at night and in bad
weather, a passive receiver that can detect a flying objects own
Unborn. Board radar acoustic sensors,
that listen for sounds of passing objects, as well as
Optical and infrared cameras, that look to the skies for
glimpses of something zooming past at everything, the NSA
would love to get their hands on think of it.
As the technological equivalent of our sense of touch sound and
sight. The instrumentation Suite is
designed to cast a wide net. With a fine mesh using parallel
and simultaneous measurements with a high degree of self
corroboration. Loeb and dozens of other,
co-authors wrote in a peer-reviewed study that was
published in the Journal of astronomical instrumentation
last month, lobe and his team consulted with consulted, with
Jacob Hawk misra. And astrobiologist with the Blue
Marble space Institute of Science in Seattle and mistress
signed off on the sensors. Sweet design.
I do think the instrument Suite is well designed for the
intention of identifying aerial anomalies mirror told The Daily
Beast. Look Could identify the
conversations of people walking on the street.
The problem with this I see, is that it's extremely invasive.
I mean, who would want one of these sayings on their house
reporting every spoken word to this, AI supercomputer.
And we know that the government's already listening
to everything online. Anyway, even surveilling just a
small swath of the sky with a high degree of fidelity.
Acquires overlapping setups. Observing the same airspace from
separate angles and measuring distances by triangulation using
multiple answers at different positions.
Lip said, Monitoring the entire planet around the clock.
Could take hundreds. If not thousands of
observations, they would need constant upkeep.
They'd also require a powerful computer back in vast data
storage. Plus AI driven software for
analyzing countless sightings you can see what's happening
here. There are taking the act of
observation out of the hands of the average person and telling
them. Look this is so complicated and
so costly that you can't. Do it, so leave it to us.
We'll do the observing and then we will tell you what you need
to know. This is not a good thing, where
are they going to get the money for that?
Ask Seth shostak a scientist at The california-based.
Seti Institute who was advice Galileo.
But question, some of the aspects of the project plan, the
first rooftop, Observatory alone costs, 250 thousand dollars.
That would increase by orders of magnitude in order to cover
enough for the sky in order to effectively.
Only monitor for you, a piece, like I said, we've already have
hundreds of millions of people with cell phone cameras who are
monitoring the stuff right now. If anyone can screw up, enough
can scare up money for a long shot, effort, to detect the
aliens of it slow. But arguably, the most
accomplished scientist in the fast-growing field of UAP
detection Loeb has proved he can organize and secure funding for
ambitious scientific exhibition Expeditions.
Well, we know it that he's He's right now looking for the UFO,
crash down the Papua New Guinea. It says this summer, lobe is
leading a team to pop an iguana. He's there right now to search
for fragments, and they very strange meteorite that impacted
just off the coast of the tiny Pacific country in 2014.
A meteorite low believes could contain fragments of alien
technology, Loeb swiftly pulled in one and a half million
dollars, fat exhibition. Usually, what we do is dedicate
a lot of effort to get funders excited.
Lobe said it was different on this.
This people approached me and said, we'd like, we like what
you're doing but paying for hundreds of thousands of 250,000
dollar, a pop sensor sweets, is a financial problem on a
potential multibillion-dollar scale.
Besides there might be an easier cheaper way of scanning Earth's
atmosphere for signs of possible, you APS shostak said
instead of starting on the ground and gazing upward and
alien detecting sensor Network could start in orbit and gaze
downward, we have something like 800 Personal satellites orbiting
Earth shostak said many, maybe most aim downward with cameras
when we can imagine those pictures are all intercepted by
some intelligence agency in the US and those pictures are being
censored. My opinion, why not just get a
student to write software to look through all this data shows
that said, is there anything flying around that's anomalous?
That strikes me is a better approach.
That's I don't know a little facetious.
Maybe he has to know that At the images that those satellites are
grabbing our proprietary and they're not going to share them
with you. Let's say, let's cost a lot of
money to put up there and the pictures they're taking are
worth a lot of money. Of course, many of those 800
satellites belong to private companies or military space
agencies, that might not be eager to just give away data.
All the same lobe agreed, that a space-based approach could
complement the ground-based sensors to that.
In the Galileo project is cut a deal with San francisco-based
satellite, operator Planet labs To access to access top down
imagery for some of the roads more remote areas.
Where ground-based observatories might be difficult to install
maintain and monitor, like the Sahara Desert and the Amazon
rainforest for starters. Yeah, you could imagine a truly
worldwide around-the-clock alien detecting Center Network might
be unaffordable and borrowing satellite imagery might not make
it much cheaper so it's not so it's not hard to imagine.
Galileo's Global sensor Network turning into a regional or even
local one. But even a small network is
better than nothing and would represent a huge improvement
over the existing approach to spotting you APS random
civilians, Point cell phone cameras at objects floating
overhead or The pilots blowing the whistle about mysterious
blips on the radar screens. Once again, you see this author
making an appeal to Authority talking about how the efforts of
crowdsourcing disclosure Aren't Enough, how expert Witnesses,
reliable Witnesses, like Pilots aren't enough, we need to just
depend upon the small group of scientists to tell us whether or
not UFOs. Even exist, Galileo single
rooftop setup complemented by a, by a bit of satellite imagery.
Is already adding scientific rigor to the decades-old
practice of staring into the sky and the hope of glimpsing a UFO.
We already have more data than all the.
You a reports of the past lobe said that's a far cry from
proving X boot. Creches wild claim that the feds
have already found and captured alien craft but it's a start.
Okay, so he says, well we already have more data than all
the reports of the past. Well, Rose the data add is that,
is it made publicly available where we can all share it at
know? So honestly, So I think that
mall in the face of it. This might seem like a good idea
to Scalia project that hey we're going to put these sensors on
top of rooftops, and we're going to listen to UFOs and we're
going to live and we're going to watch UFOs and we've got all
this data collecting on them. The problem is, you're driving
all that data that you collect into a centralized AI system
that can be programmed to do whatever you want it to do.
Personally, I wouldn't want one of these things anywhere near
me. The fact is the only way that we
will ever get disclosure that we will ever get the truth about
this subject is through crowdsourcing Disclosure by just
average people on the street filming these things with their
cell phone cameras, with their home security systems, whatever
just taking them online to a place like move van or some
other place where they can just get these on The Social Network
on the internet. Okay.
And then Having the courage to to Or at least the location of
where the object was seen, and the time that it was seen.
So then we have an image that we can match with the location and
a time. And as we start to do this, as
this information, starts to be become publicly available.
They'll be plenty of places that will just collect the data.
Okay. It'll collect on its own, just
like everything else you find online.
They'll be places where you can download this stuff.
Like I said, mufon's are great start and then We can do our own
research. We don't need to have a Harvard
scientist. Tell us about whether or not a
UFO has been recorded. Plenty of them.
Have been recorded. The only thing we lack right now
is the information about the actual recordings too many
times. These things are recorded, we
don't have a location, we don't have a time and we don't have a
name of a witness. All we have to do is just have
people step forward to no longer fear being deep person to stand
up and be counted. Counted and when you see one of
these sayings and you happen to be lucky enough to get an image
of it, take that image, it's an online tell us where you saw it.
What time of the day it was. And if you really feel like you
want to you want to contribute to this disclosure project, go
ahead and put your name on it because that's what's going to
bring the truth out to where everybody can see what's
happening. Until next time, this is UFO
morning over and out.