Strangest News of the Week #97 - Military UFO Detector & Bigfoot

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Here are some news items that you might have missed this week. The U.S. military is creating a UFO monitoring kit, a man called 911 about the laws about shooting a Bigfoot, and the moon will soon have its own time zone. Strangest news of the week will be covering all of this and more, so let's get into it. (00:35) And by the way, I will not be covering the Peru mummies today, but might do a special episode on it soon, the more information one finds. So I'm gonna share my screen here, get into our first one, referring to the US military, because it's creating a capable, some kind of capable, monitoring and analyzing UFO kit. (01:03) And it's meant to be for portable detection uses, kind of like this image that we're seeing on screen right here. I have a lot of issues with this just right off the bat. OK, number one. We just got a report from Aaron. They said nothing to see here. No UFOs. Almost all of it is explainable. And by the way, we've had so many offices since the 1940s, 1950s, and none of no one has ever found anything super duper strange. (01:35) So then why are you throwing money to create this UFO detecting kit? And why have you been funding UFO groups since the 1950s? There are so many issues and flaws with this. So I was like, we have to cover it, obviously. And it goes into more detail in a very vague detail. Let me just specify that because there's very little information on this at this point in time. (02:01) But these kits designed with various sensors housed in a protective case are under trial in Texas, according to CNN. And the initiative, led by Timothy Phillips of the Pentagon's Arrow Office, a.k.a. the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, aims to enhance the understanding of objects reported within sensitive national security zones, whether in airspace, maritime ranges, or near spacecraft. (02:32) Maritime is referring to the oceans, by the way. Oh, and a little extra fun fact for those that don't really follow this topic. Aero was established in 2022. Before that, it was the AOI MSG. And before that, it was the UAPTF. All these different acronyms for the exact same project, but with different people involved. (02:49) monitoring those offices and projects. So Philip introduced the Gremlin, which is a sensor and detection system highlighting efforts to deploy in an area with numerous UAP reports. However, extensive investigations by the U.S. government, including Arrow's examination of records since 1945, have found, you guessed it, no evidence of extraterrestrial technology or alien life forms. (03:23) So then why, why have an office? Why create all these projects? Why create a portable system to detect UFOs? If you already know, and it's gonna be a weather balloon or some advanced project or foreign adversary, why bother? And then why label it a UFO detection kit? You could have given it any other name, but you wanna throw in the term UFO, UAP, It's getting under people's skin, myself included. (03:53) And I think for some people, maybe not everyone, you might have the same issues I'm having with attempting to read and understand this article slash report. What do you think about this? Beautiful thing about these live shows, I'm able to interact with you one-on-one just like this. And we have Pollock that says, interesting, with a little scratchy of the chin emoji. (04:19) Yeah, it's... It's weird. I... Honestly, I'm lost for words, and this article is vague. We're only given that main information, aside from going into a bit more details about Arrow. So, for instance, Arrow has reviewed around 1,200 cases, receiving about 100 new ones monthly. And the majority of resolved cases were identified as atmospheric debris, balloons, or or airborne waste oh what fun right we already knew those things although there have been instances suggestive of foreign technological activities (04:59) specifics remain confidential but notably aero contributed to identifying you know this a chinese surveillance balloon that traversed the u.s airspace but there were three china had the exact same issue last february as well and china denied saying nah Those weren't our spy balloons. Those weren't even spy balloons to begin with. (05:23) And China, during that time frame, February of 2023, they were like, we're also getting these weird balloon-like entities coming over our country as well. It's bizarre. Not everyone's buying it. Some people are. I'm not here to tell you one or the other. I'm just providing you the information and you can make up your own mind. (05:43) But the biggest thing about this particular report is is that they have at least mentioned Arrow, which is now run by Timothy Phillips. And they're saying, yeah, we're creating this portable UFO kit, but the details are currently classified. You could have made the whole thing classified. You didn't have to tell anyone to begin with. (06:05) Especially when the reporting is so vague. So the question is, why did they do it? Why did they make this very limited information public after they just gave us a BS report just a month or two ago by now? By the way, we're meant to be getting a second Arrow report. For those that didn't know, that was volume one, referring to all of those groups and projects from 1950 all the way until 2022, with Arrow being the last one. (06:36) Moving on to our next one. This one is pretty cool. Talking about UFOs and religion. So News Nation had an interview with Tim Burchette and Dr. Paul Fickpin. The host was Ross Coldheart. And they were looking into the ideas between... really Catholicism and Islam with UFOs. What's the deal here? Is it really going to mess up everyone's brain if we ever get UFO disclosure, right? It was really interesting to hear what Representative Tim Burchette had to say about it, but also I would Between you and me, okay, (07:18) so between you and me, I was really excited to see Dr. Paul Thigpen, and his background includes a master's in religious studies, a PhD in theology, and he's also a philosopher, scientist, and mediator, and he's written nearly 60 books on the subject. And he has this real interest in the topic of extraterrestrial intelligence, but also looking through these ancient religious scriptures and trying to find a correlation between the two. (07:49) I had the privilege of having him on my show. And if you're interested in that kind of topic, this one and the one with Dr. Diana Pasulka are really, really fascinating. But what was mentioned on News Nation was what, yesterday or two days ago? It was pretty recent. Tim Burchette had mentioned that even though he is a devoted Catholic, when he's reading the Bible... (08:17) all the years that he has been up until today he says the ufo phenomenon does not affect his faith at all actually it enhances it and this is something that we don't hear that often from people that practice religion and that also have an interest in UFOs, at least not publicly. But in this case, he says, no, I think they're able to be separate but can also work hand in hand. (08:45) And then you had Dr. Paul Thigpen bringing in his information, his expertise and his research. And it is an interview that I do recommend that you watch if and only if you're interested in this subject. But the thing that caught my attention here is was that not only was the Bible mentioned, but the Quran was also mentioned, trying to find similar things here. (09:08) And one thing that I've mentioned, gosh, so many times now, but for all of my first time viewers and listeners, hello there. And what I want to say is angels, demons, they didn't originate here on earth, therefore they are alien. It just fits in the title, the definition of an alien. Anything that doesn't originate from earth. (09:30) That's just how it is. But when we get into religion, it gets really testy. It gets very difficult and controversial, and I totally understand that. But demons, angels, yeah, no, they're not people. They're aliens. Now, Burchette, I know it's Burchette, but I like to say Burchette because the closed captions really like to make jokes about it. (09:53) Burchette expressed his viewpoint that the Bible may reference extraterrestrial beings which he believes does not challenge or undermine his faith in any way. He has previously referenced to the first chapter of Ezekiel in the Old Testament, which describes visions of creatures emerging from a cloud of fire with distinct faces and accompanying wheels covered in eyes, suggesting that could be interpreted as extraterrestrial entities. (10:21) For those that have been following this topic, referring to the UFO phenomenon, yeah, we've heard this quite a lot, actually, especially on ancient aliens, right? But those casual people that are tuning in to NewsNation, they're thinking, whoa, I never considered that. And so those kinds of platforms... (10:45) have a bigger and greater outreach than a lot of books and documentaries and channels such as this one, right? Now, despite these controversies, Burchette remains committed to exploring the topic of UFOs through congressional inquiries. And he believes that the possibility of extraterrestrial life enriches his faith, suggesting a universe much broader than the confines of traditional Christian perspectives beyond just this comfortable little box on this round rock we call Earth. (11:23) I got to ask you this. I have to ask you this. What do you think on this topic? Can you mix the two together? Can you have a conversation on UFOs and religion? Is it okay? Is it kind of a no-go? Is it taboo? In your opinion, what do you think? While you answer that, I will provide you an answer for myself at least. (11:45) I think they can work hand in hand. And honestly, between you and me, this is only between you and me, I find it fascinating. I've mentioned this before, but I'll mention it again. If I didn't get my BA in communication and business, I would have loved to have gotten a degree in religious studies. (12:01) It's just something that is just so fascinating in so many ways. And these two, UFOs and religion, It's a difficult conversation to have, but once you have it, it does open your mind, at least for myself. And I think people like Tim Burchette, Dr. Paul Figman, Dr. Diana Posulka, all of these people that are becoming more famous are able to talk about this more openly, opening more minds. (12:33) And let me tell you, I live for that. I love that kind of stuff. Moon at Noon says it's all connected. Tyler, bring it in the Father Ted jokes. Father Dougal approved, LOL. Yes, I love Father Ted. It's the best. Let me see. Marty says, hold on. Marty says, Christina, I agree that UFOs and religion can work hand in hand as long as it's not fear-based. (13:01) Okay, yeah, I'm with you on that one. Cindy says, when you mix it... People think the aliens are demons, so they're afraid and don't want to talk about it. Yes, there is a lot of people that think that all aliens are demonic. I've gotten a lot of DMs. I've gotten a lot of personal emails. I've gotten a lot of comments on this and be like, Christina, you need to stop following this topic because it's all demonic. (13:30) And I'm like, yeah, I'm going to have to very humbly disagree with you here. the demonic label is usually placed onto things that we do not understand or that we feel have fear towards. And it's very easy to slap that label on. We've been doing it for centuries. That's how you control people, right? Is through fear. (13:54) But that's like saying all humans are bad. It's the same deal. And no, there are some pretty good people out there and there are some pretty bad people out there. It's the same thing with extraterrestrials, interdimensionals, maybe. And as they say, demons were once angels and then they fell. So we're not going to get too much into that. (14:15) I thought I would just touch on it. Nunu says, yeah, no fear. If you're enjoying the show, hit that like button right down below, by the way, if and only if you're enjoying the show, right? Please do that. Thank you. Getting into... Our next one, we're speeding through these and I'm loving it. By the way, watch this interview if you haven't already. (14:36) Highly recommend talking about this. If you live in Texas, this information is specifically for you or if you're planning going to Texas between. Well, actually, no, it's it's it's this weekend. So if you're already in Texas, might as well go because Edinburgh is having a UFO festival. And you know what? Honestly, it sounds really, really cool. (14:58) Let's go into detail on this. Because it took place, it started on April 4th and it ends April 6th. And we have guests such as David Marler, Ben Hansen, and even the UFO researcher that looked into the Edinburgh sighting in 1996 by the name of Noe Torres. And we're going to get into that case if you're not familiar with it, because I wasn't. (15:26) And I bet some of you weren't either. But what's really cool about this festival is that it's offering a variety of attractions, including a tinfoil hat making station, an alien autopsy maze, a laser light display, a reptilian exhibit, a costume competition, laser tag, various rides. And you're also able to enjoy rides. (15:49) food and you know vendors and stuff like that and obviously conference speakers as well oh and a drone display okay here's my question for you because you have two camps on this those that think yeah have fun with the topic go enjoy your festivals right and the other people that say no this is a horrible idea it's undermining the topic with these kinds of attractions and games and fun I gotta ask, I gotta ask, what are your thoughts on this? Would you go to something like this? Or do you think it's a little bit too silly and (16:20) it's all about money? For me, I think people have the right to have fun. And if you're able to learn and have fun or at the very least just get inspired, I'm for it. I think it's worth it, especially when you have kids. When you bring kids to this event, they're having a little bit of fun, But then they go home and they ask their parents questions of what's this autopsy maze? Like what's going on here? What's the story behind it? Right. (16:49) And then those children are able to grow up and be researchers and investigators and wanting to have more transparency and disclosure referring to the UFO topic. But then you have others that say, no, this is a horrible, horrible idea. So throwing this question at you, what do you think? Hmm. Sarah says best of both worlds sound good. (17:14) Why not? Sarah says we are the astronauts embrace it. Diana says Dang, I missed it. You still have time still got a few hours. Might as well go and jump in. Let's see. Yeah, Katkins, I'm with you on that one. What are you learning from making a tinfoil hat? That is one little tidbit that I'm not too fond of for the attractions. (17:40) I think that is very stereotypical, and it doesn't help. So... It's just a little, I guess, activity for people. It's the same thing as using a coloring sheet and coloring in the lines. It's the same kind of deal, right? But yes, that part isn't for me. Dan says, anything that opens the topic to the next gen is great. (18:03) Yes, Dan. We're on the same wavelength. I love that. Now, let's get into the Edinburgh case, because in late 1966, Deputy Sheriff J.R. Milo Ponce of Hidalgo County was alerted around midnight by dispatcher George Rapp about a group of distressed men on the farm to Market Highway 490. near Edinburgh, Texas. (18:32) And the men, workers from North Texas, were reportedly in a state of panic by the roadside after witnessing this very strange phenomenon that led them to seek help at a nearby truck stop. Whatever they saw, they were so terrified. They ran as fast as they could to a nearby truck stop. So skeptical at first, You had the deputy sheriff. (18:58) He decided to investigate the call, which reported the men's terrified reaction to someone to something they had seen alongside their urgent need to extinguish a fire. So the workers were evacuated. They were evacuating a gravel pit on a ranch when they encountered a bizarre incident involving bright lights, a loud, loud humming noise and sudden gusts of wind. (19:29) And then a fire beam descended from the sky, which burned up all of their equipment, vehicles and mobile homes used as sleeping quarters. Local residents had previously observed strange lights in the area and dubbed them la luz de llano, or the light in the field. And then the very next morning, Ponce, the deputy sheriff, and another deputy found the site just devastated by fire with significant damage to the workers' belongings and the surrounding area. (20:10) reinforcing the absolute gravity of the event they reported. One of the researchers, Noah Torres, is speaking at the event, going into more detail on this case. This one, and I am so quick to admit something I did not know, and I did not know about this case until learning about this festival. But this one is, we don't hear such crazy talk devastating detrimental cases like this one. (20:41) Colores, Brazil is a fantastic example. That took place in 1977 where people were practically terrorized. Here, we're getting something kind of similar where we have these workers doing their thing, doing their job. They see these lights in the sky and then this beam of fire comes down and burns everything in its path, their equipment, their sleeping quarters, the rest of their belongings. (21:07) the ground, everything. The question is why? What's the purpose? A lot of the times when it comes to a lot of UFO sightings, not all of them, but a good majority, UFOs are just seen. They're just seen hovering around in the sky or on top of the water, kind of minding their own business. This one, it seems a little bit more... (21:31) what's the word I want to use? Maybe you can fill in the gap for me for the word that I would like to place in this sentence, but it seems a little hostile, don't you think? Or we're just reading into it a little bit too much and it's something totally natural. I gotta ask you that. What do you think on that one? John says, never heard about this case. (21:57) You and me both, buddy. I haven't heard of that one either. Mm, Hyde says nefarious. That is a good word to use. I like that one. Sinister, says Donna. Nice, I'm liking that word too. You guys got your whole dictionary and your thesaurus right next to you. I love it. Thank you, James. From Ireland. Well, hopefully you've watched Father Ted. (22:23) It is the best Irish TV show of all time. Yes, the home of Father Ted. Heck yeah. I watch it not on a daily basis anymore, but pretty frequently. Bananas, says Sniffles. Yeah, it's pretty bananas. That's a good one. Bunny says, or aliens are trolling us. You know, if they have some kind of sense of humor, which sense of humor varies, maybe they could be. (22:50) Maybe they just find it a little funny to just mess around with what we might classify as ants, right? Okay. So... by the way all of these articles that we're covering those links will be in the description box below for you to look on to look at in your own time and we do three live shows well not three they're not live anymore but one two live shows and one pre-recorded show right here on this channel every single week and shorts as well so if you're into the topics of ufos the strange and the mysterious this (23:20) channel is for you subscribe and hit that notification bell as well While you do that, we're going to get into our next case referring to Bigfoot. OK, because we got a 911 call about someone asking, can we shoot Bigfoot? Like is does it infringe on any laws? Let's get into that call. Oh, oh, oh. And another incentive to subscribe. (23:49) We're getting back into interviews. I got already a list of people that you are going to love. So you don't want to miss those. All right, getting into this one, because it might really seem like an odd question, but pondering the legality of shooting and killing a Sasquatch, assuming such a creature exists, rises concerns and a lot of uncertainties because the Stevens County Sheriff's Office in Washington State recounts how this uncertainty prompted a caller planning to hunt in the Big Meadow Lake area in (24:30) mid-April to voice concerns about maybe violating the law of encountering a real-life Bigfoot. And if he shot it, what would happen? Number one, Washington State, it's known as the Bigfoot State. OK, just I'm just putting that out there. So it says here that the department had mentioned I tried sending him to the fish and wildlife, but they sent him back to us and we didn't really have an answer for him. (25:04) So it says here, quote, Mr., name removed, is troubled about navigating the legalities of hunting in the Big Meadow Lake area, as our state regulations lack clarity on hunting Bigfoot. He needs answers. One, is it against the law in Stevens County to shoot Bigfoot? And two, does he require a standard hunting license to ensure his Bigfoot pursuit is lawful? No, it's not. (25:35) That's just a big fat no. But it continues, because the caller even emphasized his intentions to refrain from targeting any female Sasquatch. All right. Now, in response, the sheriff's office suggested consulting officials in a nearby county and asserted they the sheriff department told this man look there are no sasquatch in the stevens county because if there were our policemen would have passed by one by now we're dry one driving on the road near the area really I mean If you say so. (26:16) But this one is such a crazy story because I bet a lot of people have had this question in the area for avid hunters, maybe even for Bigfoot researchers and investigators. They probably had this thought. Now, this man who we don't know who his name is said, at the very least, let me just... Give 911 a call and see what the issue is, because if I were to shoot it, right, I don't want to go to prison, but it would be this massive trophy in my home. (26:46) That's the mentality of this hunter, right? But he had to check just to be safe. There's obviously issues with this case because people, a lot of people that follow the strange and mysterious topic that do any basic Bigfoot research, the last thing you want to do is shoot it. You want it to live its best life and just observe it from afar, right? Now, some would disagree, and that's okay. (27:20) That's fine. That's why we have these shows. But it's just something that needs to be addressed here. Hello and welcome. So glad you're able to make it today. That is so cool. I don't know how to read that name, but it's great to see you here. So let me ask you that. What do you think about this before we move on to our next one? hide says or clone the squash you know I want to pet one that'd be interesting maybe they're like really docile when you pet them right like animals and people as well yeah who (27:57) said let me let me uh SoCal says, not a good idea to shoot a squash. They usually aren't alone. That's what I've heard from researchers as well. They hunt and they travel in packs. So if you were to potentially shoot one, you're not going to make it out alive or be very, very injured as well. So I'll let you ponder on that. (28:23) While we get into our next one here, because this one, this one is actually cool. And shockingly, I'm surprised we haven't done it sooner because the U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy has mandated NASA to create a unique time zone for the moon, tasking the space agency with the establishment of of a lunar time by the end of 2026. (28:50) That's in two years. And yet, why haven't we had one already? Continue. Because unlike Earth's time zone, lunar time will be distinct due to the moon's lower gravity, which causes time to pass just slightly slower by 58.7 milliseconds per day. And this time variance is significant enough. to impact the accuracy required for the operations of spacecraft and satellites on the moon. (29:26) So this initiative comes as NASA prepares for its renewed lunar exploration efforts, following the successful Artemis 1 mission in November of 2022, which involves sending the uncrewed Orion capsule to a lunar flyby. And NASA is gearing up to launch crewed missions, which we've known about for the last two years in the sense of like it being more, publicly spoken about but there's always been these delays with the artemis missions all of them the ones with crew the ones without crew and I'm thinking our last moon (30:06) landing was in the 70s we had all this time to prep and get our together and here we are and we're like oh we gotta delay this this isn't working I don't understand this you don't understand that and I'm like There are some issues. There are some issues with this, but at the very least, NASA's like, yeah, we got to get a time zone on this. (30:30) You should have gotten that time zone back in the 70s, if you were to ask me. Now, no one's ever asked for my opinion on this, but I'm going to give it to you anyway. They should have gotten it by now. Moon says, LOL. Dan says, sorry, I'm late. I set my clock to lunar time. Yeah, which by the way, it's only off by 58. (30:54) 7 milliseconds per day. So really, it's the same time as us practically, but you know, you have leap seconds, you got leap years, all of these little fun things going on when it comes to time. And hold on, let me just get to my notes. Oh, I got to ask before I, because that was our last article, by the way. But now we have these few extra minutes for us to chit chat back and forth. (31:27) How many of you are going to be watching the eclipse on Monday? And who will be in its path of the eclipse? Okay. Because I guess the only one is not like, not that many people are going to be watching it from what I understand. But I do have one more thing for you, actually, and I'm very excited to share. (31:54) I just got to download it for you because I actually have a video that I'd like to demonstrate referring to a UFO sighting. So let me pull this one up. It's just taking me that extra second. It was here, but now it's not here. Ah, okay. Oh, this is taking me extra time than what it should. Okay. Okay. (32:25) I know everyone's like, come on, Christina, maybe more. And I'm like, I know, I know I need to be more on it, but now it's not showing up on my, on my anything. Give me a second. Okay, well, I was able to download it. But now it's just not working. So I'm going to fix that out in just a second. (32:53) But talking about the eclipse while I still have you here, and form able to even share this video with you. What do you think about it? Are you excited? People are having some ideas when it comes to the eclipse. And I'm going to just pull up this image here while we chat about it. Because there's some other things happening at the same time simultaneously with the eclipse. (33:18) And it's freaking some people out. It's getting other people rather excited. And I have to ask. If you were on the path of the eclipse, will you be watching it? But at the same time, maybe looking at the internet to see what is going on over there. Melanie says, maybe overcast. No, that's going to be so terrible. (33:42) The HQ says here in Arizona. So I don't think I'll be able to view it. Bummer. That one is so lame. Okay, let's see what else. Oh, Cindy says we have a festival for the eclipse in our area. That's super cool. It looks like Okay, it looks like I have I have it. The video here. I just got to do put it like this. (34:18) Okay, I got it. Fantastic. I'm going to show you this video of this UFO sighting. I'm going to share my screen here. Oops. Okay, here it is, so that we can all enjoy this video together. There's no audio, by the way. But let's go ahead and take a look at this footage. of what we're seeing here on screen. (34:47) And if you are listening to this on a podcast platform, the video link is in the description box below for you to look at as well. So we're just, we're looking at this blue thing right here in the sky. And if you were to give a conventional explanation, what would you say it might be to give off that blue kind of light? Let's see. (35:17) Who has a potential answer on a conventional explanation? Because right now this person is saying that it is a UFO, which just merely means unidentified. We don't know what it is yet. But Tuggy says a super smurf. That's funny. Blue dwarf, says Cindy. Okay. Swamp gas, says Brian. Nice. Nice. Let's see. (35:43) A space worm says jaw. Very cool. LED drone says SoCal. All right. Blue beam says Mark. Okay. Venus. It's always a good one. Moon at noon. So this took place last week over Scottsdale, Arizona, and it was filmed on a iPhone three pro. And what happened was that this person was walking his dog at his apartment and saw a strange blue light. (36:17) And it looked like a rope hanging from the sky and it went up and down. It was louder than the planes passing by. And, um, There's also an airport nearby this area. And actually, I'm going to pause it right here for us to look at. But he had mentioned in his, we're going to call it testimony here. This witness had mentioned that they live near an airport near Scottsdale, Arizona. (36:44) And so planes are super common. But this object hovered up and down for about 30 minutes and then fell. And then he lost his vision. Here, I'm assuming when it says lost his vision, it might be that he lost sight of the object. But Arizona seems to be a hotspot, just like the entire state seems to be a hotspot for UFOs. (37:10) They're seen all across Arizona from the capital of Phoenix. You got Tucson. Sedona is one of the biggest hotspots in the United States when it comes to UFOs. Scottsdale, we're able to see it here on screen. And it's... It's almost in the same level of amount of UFO sightings as maybe California or as Texas. (37:35) So all of those states have a lot. But here in Arizona, this person is seeing this strange blue rope in the sky in the middle of the night. It's pretty weird. Zenza says a giant blue pill in the sky. Yeah, it kind of looks like it. Yeah, John, that's right. You've got the Phoenix lights in Arizona. (37:58) Good one. Yes. SoCal says true. Arizona is lit when it comes to UFOs. Get it? Because it's a UFO and it's shining blue with light lit. Sorry. That was a dad joke there. Now, out of all of the articles that we covered today, which one was your favorite? Let me know in the live chat. Let me know in the comments. (38:21) I do try my absolute best to read all of the comments, but I really enjoy reading and hearing what you have to say about the things that we covered. 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