Jesse Michels
American Alchemy
independentDeep ingest2d ago

Probed ingest of: Top Navy Admiral: “The Ocean is FULL OF UFOs!”

Jesse Michels interviews retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet about why the ocean may be the strongest place to test UAP claims. Gallaudet revisits the Navy’s 2015 GoFast episode, relays secondhand reports of transmedium objects and recurring ocean hotspots, discusses submarine and USS Jackson accounts, and weighs Bluegill Triple Prime, Atlantis, undersea reconnaissance, remote viewing, and deep-ocean exploration while repeatedly distinguishing evidence from speculation.

Public video

PROBED ASSESSMENT

Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet argues that the ocean is the best environment for testing UAP claims, linking his 2015 GoFast experience to reports of transmedium objects, submarine encounters, recurring hotspots, and historical recovery allegations.

Key Takeaways
  1. 1.Gallaudet says a classified safety email attached GoFast during repeated USS Theodore Roosevelt encounters, then disappeared from his account.
  2. 2.A colleague allegedly saw a teardrop object cross the ocean surface without normal disturbance and learned of five to seven recurring regions.
  3. 3.Submarine officers reportedly described objects approaching at high speed, persisting through evasive maneuvers, entering sonar baffles, and departing.
  4. 4.Gallaudet favors multi-sensor observation and direct exploration, applying that standard to Aguadilla, luminous orbs, Atlantis, and other disputed cases.
Why It Matters

The interview shifts the ocean-UAP question from generalized speculation toward specific sensors, locations, records, and expeditions that could produce falsifiable results.

Evidence Assessment

The Defense Department confirms GoFast is an authentic Navy video; Ryan Graves’s 2023 statement records Gallaudet’s safety-email account, and Alexandro Wiggins’s 2025 statement documents his USS Jackson report. The hotspot email, underwater footage, submarine accounts, Atlantis site, and NURO inference remain unavailable for independent review. Bluegill Triple Prime’s anomalous-recovery interpretation is disputed by a public review of the test records and deck logs.

Open Questions
  1. 1.Can the hotspot email and underwater footage be preserved for cleared scientific review?
  2. 2.Do submarine sensor records support the reported approach-and-baffles pattern?
  3. 3.Will planned ocean expeditions publish methods, raw data, and negative results?

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Source Claims

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Source-attributed episode analysis
  • Source reportedAsserted

    Gallaudet says that in 2015, while serving at U.S. Fleet Forces Command, he received a classified aviation-safety email attaching the GoFast video about repeated encounters by USS Theodore Roosevelt aviators; he says the message disappeared from his account the next day.

    The following day, however, the email and video disappeared from his classified account.

  • InterpretationContested

    Gallaudet accepts that parallax makes GoFast’s apparent speed over the water misleading, but argues that the wider case concerns repeated observations of apparently controlled objects without visible wings, control surfaces, or conventional propulsion.

    He agrees the apparent speed over the water is misleading.

  • Source reportedUnverified

    Gallaudet recounts a trusted former military colleague’s secondhand account of a teardrop-shaped object moving underwater, crossing the surface without expected disturbance, hovering, and accelerating vertically beyond sensor tracking.

    Gallaudet emphasizes that he did not personally see the footage.

  • Source reportedUnverified

    According to Gallaudet’s paraphrase of an unseen Navy intelligence email, UAP activity had been tracked more frequently in five to seven recurring ocean regions; he says the message described hotspots, not undersea alien bases.

    It said UAP were repeatedly observed entering or leaving the ocean in several recurring geographic areas.

  • Source reportedUnverified

    Gallaudet says submarine officers privately reported sonar contacts that closed rapidly, persisted through emergency maneuvers, entered the submarines’ acoustic baffles, and then departed in ways they did not recognize as torpedo behavior.

    Gallaudet stresses that the reported behavior did not resemble the normal profile of a torpedo.

Structure Across Time

How the key people and organizations in this source are involved as events unfold. Built from the extracted timeline — co-appearance here reflects the source’s narrative, not verified coordination.

2026-08-23

Michels publishes Gallaudet interview

American Alchemy publishes Jesse Michels’s interview with Tim Gallaudet on ocean-centered UAP research, undersea reports, historical cases, Atlantis, and consciousness.

2025-09-09

Wiggins submits statement to Congress

Wiggins presents his USS Jackson account and maritime-safety recommendations to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

2023-02-15

USS Jackson observation reported

Alexandro Wiggins reports seeing a self-luminous object emerge from the ocean off Southern California and join three similar objects before their near-simultaneous departure.

2020-04-27

Defense Department authorizes Navy-video release

The Defense Department publicly confirms that three circulating videos were Navy footage and says the depicted aerial phenomena remained characterized as unidentified.

2015

GoFast safety email reaches Gallaudet

Gallaudet says a classified Fleet Forces email attached GoFast during repeated USS Theodore Roosevelt encounters and was removed from his account the following day.

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