Chris Bledsoe says the UFO phenomena has changed over the years because of our consciousness. 👽🛸😱 He walks through the public record of UFO shapes and how they track what people are talking about. In the 1500s people reported glowing two-story houses floating in the sky with lit windows. Later came flying sailboats over London, with glowing sails and anchors said to snag chimneys. Then rods and balls. In 1947 Kenneth Arnold described chevrons flipping like a saucer skipped across a pond. T...

To date, no one has ever associated Lt. Col Donald L. Springer with the collection of the William A. Rhodes photograph negatives. When I say collected, I mean he planned the operation, as shown in images in my post. It is known that his field agent, Fugate was the one who went to the witness and collected the negatives on behalf of AAF intelligence, for Hamilton Field, but no one talks about Donald L. Springer! He is the guy who signed off on the first ever interview of Kenneth Arnold, and hi...

In 80 years of UFO/UAP history there have only been 23 substantial events about ufos and extraterrestrials. Kenneth Arnold June 24, 1947 Roswell UFO crash July 1947 Kingman UFO crash May 1953 Vandenberg UFO September 14, 1964 Kecksburg UFO crash December 9, 1965 Westall UFOs Incident April 6, 1966 Robert Salas Missiles March 24, 1967 Aliens/Spacecraft Sheffield Sept 1, 1969 Travis Walton November 5, 1975 Rendlesham Forest incident Dec 26, 1980 Japan Airlines Pilot Anchorage, AK 1986 Hudson Va...

Two months before Kenneth Arnold's sighting kicked off the "flying saucer" era in June 1947, two Weather Bureau employees in Richmond, Virginia tracked metallic discs through a theodolite while monitoring weather balloons. One disc appeared below their balloon at 15,000 feet, larger than the balloon itself, rounded on top, flat on the bottom, moving fast. This case sat in a classified 1948 Air Force study for decades. Full case: https://t.co/Ov7A8KdwJ6

Before the term UFO became widely known, there was the famous 1947 sighting by pilot Kenneth Arnold. Interestingly, Arnold never described the objects as “flying saucers”—he said they moved like a saucer skipping across water. Newspapers picked up the phrase, and the term “flying saucer” spread across the world. That one report helped shape decades of speculation, government investigations, movies, and conspiracy theories. Eventually, the U.S. Air Force adopted the term Unidentified Flying Ob...

🚨Mysterious Man Drops Massive UFO Bombshell ***I discuss bombshell claim from Jordan Flowers, someone you should know. Dr. Phil has joined the UFO conversation and received early access to the 4th tranche of UFO files. Patrick also goes over the most fascinating files recently released including a newly found 2nd sighting from Kenneth Arnold, the man whose first sighting coined the term 'flying saucer'. 👉 https://t.co/PjepNkfz3p