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March 12, 2001: The Case for NASA's UFOs - David Sereda & James Oberg
Published 1 year, 5 months ago
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Art Bell presents what he calls the best ghost photograph ever submitted to the program, showing a half-materialized figure on a Montreal sidewalk. He also covers the Mir space station's mutant fungus, mysterious ice rings appearing across Canada, and Wall Street's sharp decline. Reports of a massive orange orb sighting near Las Vegas and the Radio and Records convention in Los Angeles round out the first hours.
Researcher David Sereda then joins to discuss his book Evidence 2001 and his investigation into UFOs captured on NASA space shuttle cameras. He explains that the shuttle's black-and-white video cameras detect light in the near-ultraviolet spectrum, making visible phenomena the human eye cannot see. He details Dr. Louis Frank's discovery of millions of apparent water balls entering Earth's atmosphere and Dr. Joseph Nooth's confirmation that these objects appear only in ultraviolet wavelengths.
Sereda focuses on the 1996 STS-75 tether incident, arguing that disc-shaped objects passing behind the 12-mile-long tether measure two to three miles in diameter. He connects the pulsing, notched disc shape to ancient dropa stones found on the Tibetan-Chinese border and to the Dogon tribe's knowledge of the Sirius star system, suggesting a connection spanning thousands of years.
Researcher David Sereda then joins to discuss his book Evidence 2001 and his investigation into UFOs captured on NASA space shuttle cameras. He explains that the shuttle's black-and-white video cameras detect light in the near-ultraviolet spectrum, making visible phenomena the human eye cannot see. He details Dr. Louis Frank's discovery of millions of apparent water balls entering Earth's atmosphere and Dr. Joseph Nooth's confirmation that these objects appear only in ultraviolet wavelengths.
Sereda focuses on the 1996 STS-75 tether incident, arguing that disc-shaped objects passing behind the 12-mile-long tether measure two to three miles in diameter. He connects the pulsing, notched disc shape to ancient dropa stones found on the Tibetan-Chinese border and to the Dogon tribe's knowledge of the Sirius star system, suggesting a connection spanning thousands of years.