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Hello and welcome to the podcast
UFO, a warning. 

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Well I wanted to take a quick 
look at the news from the 

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International Space Station 
today. 

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You may have heard recently that
the ISS had ended up with a hole

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in one of its walls and that was
a great concern to a lot of 

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people because the last thing we
want is for the folks that are 

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on board that ship up there. 
Orbiting around us to have a 

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leak and their ship but That's 
exactly what happened and nobody

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seemed to be able to figure out 
where it came from well to begin

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with NASA claim that it might be
a tiny meteorite that had flung 

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into the side of the ship 
causing a tiny hole but the more

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they studied it, the more that 
they really couldn't pin it on 

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that and then the rumor began to
circulate there was speculation 

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that maybe there was a quality 
control problem as I understand 

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it. 
And that for some reason, Whole 

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had appeared on its own, I 
guess, and that was causing the 

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leak at any rate, they did 
manage to repair it. 

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And thankfully, everybody that's
is going to be okay and we want 

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to have a blow out any time soon
from a big vacuum leak but 

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destroyed kind of laid there 
awhile. 

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And then today, I see online on 
mail online, the Russians are 

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having none of that. 
Apparently, this part of the 

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space station must have fell 
under their Ian review and the 

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Russians are saying they're 
calling it sabotage, you know, 

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I'm not so sure about sabotage 
because when you get into the 

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article a little bit, what 
they're claiming actually 

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happened was was that one of the
astronauts was Drilling? 

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And I'm not sure what they'll be
doing, but they had a drill and 

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they were drilling on the side 
of the of the station there and 

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inadvertently or accidentally 
drilled a hole into. 

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The the wall of the space 
station kind of scary stuff. 

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Really. 
Now this kind of brings us to 

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what seems to be a culture with 
NASA. 

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And it's almost like, it's a 
culture of deception and 

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coverup, and really not a lot of
accountability and honesty and 

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it's sadly, this goes back to 
the Space Shuttle. 

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If you'll remember, you know, 
back in the 80s. 

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When the first space shuttle 
crash that came Out later, as I 

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recall if you can look this up 
yourself that the O-ring had 

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failed. 
And that the reason that the 

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O-ring had failed is because 
they tried to launch the rocket 

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when the weather was too cold 
outside. 

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And, you know, there was a lot 
of research done into this. 

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And from what I've been able to 
discover the engineers on that 

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on that mission requite aware of
the temperature perimeters that 

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those O-rings could operate 
under and that they had, in 

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fact, try it. 
A to warn the people in charge 

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of the launch not to launch 
because it was too cold but 

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they're their warnings were not 
heated and the rocket was 

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launched and we lost a bunch of 
astronauts and it really 

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terrible tragedy and then you 
know you go forward what 15, 20 

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years and we lost the next 
shuttle because the tiles failed

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and you can go back and do the 
research on this. 

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But from everything I've read, 
was that the there were Ears 

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again, people that know the math
that the build these things they

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were complaining or they were 
warning management that this 

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that this was a possible safety 
problem that the tiles were 

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loose that they need to be fixed
and I didn't have time to 

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recharge your for today. 
But I remember coming across an 

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article a few years ago were 
allegedly. 

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The engineers will warning 
people while the space shuttle 

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was in orbit and that not only 
Were they ignored that they were

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actually prevented from checking
those tiles? 

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So I mean who knows? 
That's that's what the article 

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said that I came across if 
that's the case. 

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That's a really bad situation. 
But you know it's it's easy to 

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believe that when you're dealing
with a government agency that is

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so big and so powerful and so 
secretive and just like we saw, 

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you know with the telescope out 
in Sunspot few weeks ago, okay 

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the head. 
A legitimate reason to shut it 

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down. 
There were threats, but they 

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were secretive about everything 
and they just pretty much 

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ignored everybody's concerns. 
And just did as a place. 

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So it wouldn't be hard for me to
see that this organization would

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cover up a mistake by an 
astronaut. 

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If somebody, if somebody 
accidentally drilled a hole in 

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space station wall, I could, I 
could believe that management 

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tried to cover this up, it can 
seal it. 

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And let people think that it 
might be, Meteorite or that. 

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Maybe the Russians had sent up 
some faulty material to build 

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the build the station with 
either either way that the 

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Russians are you? 
There are angry, you can imagine

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their tool angry anyway with a 
political climate of the day, 

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but the Articles a pretty good 
read. 

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And I would say it's probably 
not sabotage, I would say 

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incompetence, and lack of 
honesty would be a lot more 

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likely. 
And, you know, in closing, And 

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there's no reason to be 
surprised. 

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I mean, it seems like every 
other week somebody downloads a 

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video of a UFO, a cruising by 
the space station and all of a 

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sudden the camera quits working 
or all of a suddent. 

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If there's a person operating 
the camera, they find something 

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really interesting in the look 
that on the floor of the Space 

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Shuttle. 
Whatever happens. 

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We never can get a good look at 
the UFOs. 

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And, you know, NASA just ignores
them acts like they're not 

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there. 
I'm You can go online and find a

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dozen videos about people 
talking about how all kinds of 

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UFOs are anomalies were brushed 
out of pictures airbrush that 

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pictures, you know, that were 
taken to the moon. 

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So, you know, when you're 
talking about a organization 

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that does some really cool stuff
but also has a reputation of 

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would seem like a well-deserved 
reputation of Des secrecy and to

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the point of deception and not 
really wanting to own their 

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mistakes. 
It's not a surprise to me at 

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all. 
That we would end up with a hole

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in the side of the space station
and the Russians going to blame 

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for that's it for today over and
out. 

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If a warning It's not a surprise
to me at all. 

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That we would end up with a hole
in the side of the space station

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and the Russians going to blame 
for that's it for today over and

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out. 
If a warning