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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/yesnomaybesobro on 2024-11-26 16:30:43.

https://youtu.be/v3BqnRHTtJs?t=50m22s

Edit: for those of you saying theres no picture, look at the slide at 50min38sec. I’m referring to the picture on the top, second from the left, with a timestamp on it. It’s a closeup of an object recorded around the sun from some 24/7 livestream that apparently everyone can tune in on. Also, I am not advocating for whatever Ella is saying about all of this. Thats all speculation. This craft however is pretty wild.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/D_bake on 2024-11-26 16:02:04.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/frankievalentino on 2024-11-26 14:47:40.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Dmans99 on 2024-11-26 13:14:12.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/SnizzSnuke on 2024-11-26 13:00:38.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/manish787898 on 2024-11-23 12:36:50.

Do we have any evidence or theories from alien civilization about what existed before the big bang? What have we discovered about the origin of the universe? And also is there any indication that universe is truly infinite?

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/willyasdf on 2024-11-23 12:06:21.

When we talk about UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), it’s easy to spiral into fear or suspicion: Are governments hiding secrets? Are we on the brink of something huge? But what if we flipped the script?

What if the real conspiracy is that everything is quietly falling into place, and humanity is on the cusp of an era where everyone thrives? Call me an optimist, but my favorite conspiracy theory is that the future will actually work out—for all of us.

Unlimited Energy = Unlimited Possibilities

Let’s start with the big one: energy. If UAP technology gives us access to unlimited clean energy, the ripple effects would be staggering. Suddenly, problems that seemed insurmountable—climate change, resource scarcity, poverty—could be addressed head-on.

  • Space Exploration: With unlimited energy, the stars aren’t just a dream—they’re a destination. We could colonize Mars, mine asteroids for resources, and unlock the vast wealth of the cosmos. Space isn’t just a playground for billionaires; it could become humanity’s next frontier.
  • Clean Water for Everyone: Energy-intensive desalination and recycling would become affordable, ensuring no one goes thirsty.
  • Revolutionized Agriculture: With free energy, vertical farming and advanced irrigation systems could ensure global food security.

The idea of abundance, not scarcity, could become our new normal.

Universal Basic Income: A World of Freedom

Here’s where things get really interesting: What happens when automation, powered by advanced energy systems, takes over most of the jobs humans do today? Instead of fearing unemployment, we could embrace a world where everyone receives a guaranteed income.

  • Freedom to Pursue Passions: With financial security, people wouldn’t work to survive—they’d work to create, explore, and innovate. Imagine a world where artists, inventors, and thinkers could thrive without worrying about bills.
  • Global Equality: Universal Basic Income could help level the playing field, lifting billions out of poverty and reducing social inequality.
  • Time for What Matters: Without the grind of endless work, we’d have more time for family, community, and personal growth.

This isn’t just a utopian dream—it’s a practical solution to a world transformed by technology.

The UAP Connection: A Catalyst for Change

So how do UAPs fit into this vision? If these technologies exist and are revealed to the public, they could act as a catalyst for this brighter future:

  • Collaboration Instead of Conflict: Imagine nations working together to unlock the potential of UAP technologies for the benefit of all.
  • A Global Paradigm Shift: The discovery of non-human intelligence (if it exists) could unify humanity, forcing us to see ourselves as one species with shared goals.
  • New Industries and Opportunities: From transportation to healthcare, UAP-inspired technologies could create entirely new sectors, driving wealth and innovation.

Why Optimism Matters

It’s easy to be cynical. But let’s not forget: humanity has a long history of pulling off the impossible. From curing diseases to landing on the moon, we’ve consistently risen to challenges that seemed insurmountable.

This isn’t blind hope—it’s a belief in the power of human ingenuity, compassion, and resilience. The conspiracy I choose to believe is that we’re capable of building a future that works for everyone.

What Do You Think?

Are UAPs the key to unlocking this brighter future? Can we truly achieve a world of abundance, equality, and exploration?

Let’s talk about it—and maybe, just maybe, we can help shape this future together. Join the discussion at r/UAPstocks or share your own favorite “conspiracy theories” about a world that works out for all of us. 🚀✨

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/VolarRecords on 2024-11-23 11:42:37.

As stated in the title, The Sol Symposium is happening this weekend addressing NHI contact and the history of legacy programs addressing UAP sightings and the crash-retrieval reverse-engineering programs. Sol Foundation was set up by whistleblower David Grusch, scientist Garry Nolan, and sociocultural anthropologist Peter Skafish, among others to openly discuss the UFO/UAP NHI/alien question.

This is not the first attempted coordination of attendees of the Sol Foundation (of which I'm not). That can be found here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/comments/1go2iev/attending_the_sol_foundation_2024_conference/

Thanks to some folks on Twitter, we have a real-time breakdown of the first day of the conference:

https://x.com/dove_360/status/1860209169669980552

Here's the two-day schedule of the presentation:

Sol’s 2024 Symposium

November 22-23 at The Fort Mason Center, San Francisco

(Scroll down for schedule.)

PLEASE NOTE: SEATS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE. We regret that this is the case and greatly appreciate your interest, but we cannot answer new correspondence requesting invitations at the time. Video of the talks and fireside chats will be posted at a later date.

Over the last year, Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) have become more visible in our world, with sightings on the increase and government, academia, and media taking notice as never before. This growing acceptance of a UAP presence, however, foregrounds just how little we understand about these enigmas, the alleged science and technology that make them possible, and what the United States and other governments may have learned about them over the years. We also are only beginning to anticipate the likelihood of a future in which UAP are taken for granted, with all the radical changes to our world and self-understanding that will bring.   More details at the bottom of this page.

Join the Sol Foundation to explore one of the great challenges of our time at our second annual symposium, which will take place November 22-23 at the Fort Mason Center, in San Francisco. Led by some of the most prominent and thoughtful voices on UAP from government, academia, and technology, Sol’s meeting this year reinvigorates the UAP conversation by showcasing new scientific discoveries, proposals for government reform, ideas for social action, and visions of technological innovation.  

Organized by Sol’s board of directors, Dr. Garry Nolan, Dr. Peter Skafish, and Jonathan Berte, the symposium features them as speakers as well as other prominent and new UAP voices, including:

Yoshiharu Asakawa, General Secretary of the UAP Caucus, Parliament of Japan

Dr. Eric Davis, theoretical and applied physicist, Earthtech, formerly the Aerospace

Corporation

Dr. Stephen Finley, Chair of African and African American Studies, Louisiana State University

Rear Admiral (ret.) Dr. Tim Gallaudet, former administrator, National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration

Ryan Graves, Executive Director, Americans for Safe Aerospace

Leslie Kean, journalist and author, UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record

Kirk McConnell, staff member (retired), Senate Armed Services Committee

Eric Schrock, Advisor, Quantum Frontier

This is one of the biggest surprises of the symposium. Who is Eric Schrock?

https://x.com/NousHenosis/status/1844123691812278453

Eric Schrock is also an advisor to TTSA, a member of the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board, as well as Deputy Director of Technology Development for Skunkworks.

Dr. Jacques Vallée, computer scientist and author, Passport to Magonia and The Invisible College

Dr. Beatriz Villarroel, astronomer, the Vanishing and Appearing Sources during a Century of Observations (VASCO) Project

Rizwan Virk, entrepreneur and investor, founder of Play Labs at MIT, and author of Startup Myths and Models and The Simulation Hypothesis

Dr. Alexander Wendt, Mershon Professor of International Security and Professor of Political Science at The Ohio State University (remote)

SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22

doors open at 8:00 AM

9:00-9:10

Opening Remarks

Dr. Garry Nolan and Dr. Peter Skafish

Morning Session

UAP and Government

9:10-9:40

Update from the Frontlines: Aviation Safety and UAP

Ryan Graves, in conversation with Leslie Kean

9:40-10:10

A Proposal for a Whole of Government UAP Policy

Rear Admiral, retired Dr. Tim Gallaudet

10:10-10:25

Panel with Graves, Gallaudet, and Kean

10:25-10:45

Break

10:45-11:25

The Politics of Executive Branch UAP Secrecy

Dr. Eric Davis and Kirk McConnell, fireside with Peter Skafish

11:25-11:40

Q&A with Davis and McConnell

11:35-12:00

Japan’s Role in Creating International Cooperation on the UAP Issue

Yoshiharu Asakawa, former General Secretary of the UAP Caucus, Parliament of Japan

12:05-12:20

Q&A with Asakawa

Lunch

Afternoon Session

Understanding the Enigma: The Role of Philosophical Investigation and UAP

1:45-2:15 pm

The Relational and Communicative Problem with UAP

Dr. Peter Skafish, in conversation with Leslie Kean

2:15-2:45 pm

UAP and “Human Security”

Dr. Alexander Wendt, (remote)

2:45-3:15 pm

Introducing the Archives of the Impossible

Dr. Jeff Kripal and Karin Austin

3:15-3:30 pm

Session Q&A

3:30-4:00 pm

Break

4:00-4:40 pm

Religion and UAP: An Exploration

Dr. Stephen C. Finley

Dr. Ted Peters (remote)

Special Guest Moderator

4:40-5:30 pm

Plenary Fireside Conversation with Jacques Vallée

6:00-8:00

Wine Reception at the Fort Mason Gateway (for everyone)

Private Meet and Greet for those with the appropriate premium tickets (also at the Gateway)

8:00-10:00 pm

Special Evening Event

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23

doors open at 8:00 AM

9:00-9:10 am

Opening Remarks

Dr. Garry Nolan and Dr. Peter Skafish

Morning Session

Science and UAP

9:10-9:40 am

Standards of Evidence and UAP

Dr. Garry Nolan, in conversation with Matthew Pine

9:40 am-10:10 am

New Results from the Galileo Project Observatory and Pacific Ocean Expedition

Dr. Avi Loeb

10:10 am-10:40 am

Civilian Astronomers’ Guide to UAP Research

Dr. Beatriz Villarroel

10:40 am-11:10 am

Panel Discussion

Loeb, Nolan, Villarroel

11:30-12:00 pm

What is Reality? The Possible and the Impossible in the Physics of UAP

Dr. James Beacham

12:00-12:15 pm

Q&A

Lunch

Afternoon Session

At The Threshold of a New Future? UAP-related Technology and Investment

1:45-2:15 pm

Widening the Information-Energy Spectrum: Perspectives on UAP Technology Development

Eric Schrock

2:15-2:45 pm

The Potential for Investment in UAP-Related Ventures: Opportunities, Models and Challenges

Rizwan Virk

2:45-3:15 pm

Beyond speculation, setting the record straight on UAP disclosure with AI

Jonathan Berte

3:15-3:45 pm

Panel Discussion with Schrock, Virk, and Berte

3:45-4:15

Break

4:15-5:00 pm

A Research Challenge for the 21st Century: UAP/NHI Hilbert Problems

Karl Nell in conversation with Garry Nolan

5:00-5:15 pm

Closing remarks

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Botsworth1985 on 2024-11-23 05:31:00.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Eventide on 2024-11-23 04:46:05.

I've been puzzling over the seemingly regular oddity of low observability in UAP cases, including the difficulty physically observing entities/craft with ones eyes (fuzzy, shadows, blinking in and out) as well as difficulty securing clear video or photographic evidence of UAP and especially non-human entities. Obviously clear videos and images exist--most of which are still unavailable to the public forum as they were acquired by government/military agencies with the very best in optic technology--however, it is notable that it appears to be exceedingly difficult for civilians to acquire undeniable photographic evidence of the phenomenon, even as reports of sightings continue to increase in volume and the now worldwide prevalence of pocket cameras in our phones.

While I believe it is true our technology is often disrupted by close proximity to phenomenal entities and craft, I speculate it is more complex than that.

IF we are dealing with higher dimensional beings, perhaps our eyes simply cannot observe properly what is really occurring in front of us. We already know the limitations of human eyesight, including impairments that help one understand this concept of "inobservability" common with UAP and especially entity encounters.

Consider a colorblind person. Quite simply, they cannot and will never perceive certain colors even if the person next to them is pointing at the color and explaining what it really is.

Extrapolate that to observation of our three-dimensional world. Perhaps there are people who can see things the rest of us cannot see, and it doesn't matter if it is an image or a recording or in person ... those who cannot see it will not see it.

Or perhaps more relevant, there are widely varying degrees of blindness and colorblindness. Some have a greater impairment than others. Consider this then: what if some of us can perceive the entities somewhat, but only as brief flickering shadows in the corner of our eye? What if others see them almost fully, but as inexplicable shadow people who seem to teleport around the room? Could one even tell anyone else that without seeming insane? What of the poor people who can perceive them entirely, all the time, everywhere? What could they say?

Anyway, just a thought exercise on my mind this evening. I wonder if part of the challenge of disclosure is that MOST of us will have to learn we cannot see much of the true reality all around us, every day.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Dinkle_D on 2024-11-23 03:52:03.

Discuss below. ;)

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/smuxy on 2024-11-22 19:04:16.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Open-Storage8938 on 2024-11-22 23:28:38.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/DisappearingSince89 on 2024-11-22 23:10:02.

Just finished reading Steve Aspin’s book - Out of Time (the intergenerational abduction program explored)

Anyone else read it yet? And what are your thoughts? I’d never really heard of the phenomenon of the generational abductions - that several generations within a family line suffer the abduction process.

Its an interesting concept. Also thought it was interesting how he argues that he doesn’t believe aliens are these benevolent beings that want to rescue humanity - because if they did there could be several disasters they could have averted, or aid they could have given us to further us. But they also aren’t necessarily evil because they could easily have wiped us out ages ago.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/TwoWilburs on 2024-11-22 21:48:10.

A fun thought experiment. I think aliens would be interested in medical research on us but also, very specifically, resistance and immunity to novel pathogens. That is, on earth, humans, animals, and plant life are all very vulnerable to novel pathogens. That’s why Covid hit so hard. It was novel. Our bodies had never experienced it before so no one had any sort of immunity. It’s why Dutch Elm disease ravaged American elms. However, science is always studying creatures with certain immunities. Certain animals (sharks, bats, ostriches, and many more) have immunity from many pathogens. And for non-human intelligence, every pathogen might be novel. A long way of saying I think two things are possible.

  1. NHI would want to study us to see how we are immune from earthbound pathogens and how to reproduce that immunity.
  2. NHI would be curious to see if we are immune to otherworldly pathogens.

For #1, that would help them in terms of any notions they have of getting closer to humans (and also likely explains why they keep their distance from us generally).

For #2, there could be pathogens which absolutely ravage their lifeform that we’re immune to in the same way we might study a plant in the Amazon that kills cancer cells or study ostriches for being immune to influenza.

I think novel pathogens are likely our best defense against them too. It’s more fun to imagine space battles and invasions, but in actuality our germs and the germs of our animals are likely the thing they’d fear the most.

It also explains the very, very slow process of them revealing themselves to humans. They could literally interact with entire continents without bumping into malaria, or yellow fever, or other pathogens that are so innocuous to us (but not necessarily to them) we don’t even bother naming them.

And, of course, any pathogens they carry would be likely novel to us.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/pirate_solo9 on 2024-11-22 20:28:27.

Hi folks,

So it's well-known that UAPs have a long history of being spotted near nuclear missile sites, with reports even suggesting they’ve interfered with these systems. Recently, I've been reading that UAPs aren’t just appearing near missile sites but also near nuclear power plants and this has apparently been happening for quite some time. Interestingly, some of these plants aren't even operational yet and are still under development.

This got me thinking, and I’ve developed a theory. It’s understandable that UAPs would be interested in missile sites given the massive destructive potential they pose. But when it comes to power plants, the question arises: why would these phenomena be interested in them? My speculation is that UAPs might have a vested interest in monitoring nuclear facilities to prevent catastrophic events, like a potential Chernobyl-style disaster. Perhaps they’ve created systems or units that keep watch over these sites, ensuring that if a leak or accident were to occur, they could intervene to mitigate the fallout.

Interestingly, a Netflix documentary explored the idea that UFOs were reportedly sighted during the Fukushima nuclear disaster. The claim suggests these UFOs intervened to reduce radiation levels and contain the damage, preventing the disaster from escalating further.

To conclude, if we accept the premise that UAPs are concerned about humanity’s use of nuclear technology and its potential to harm the environment, it makes sense for them to monitor nuclear power plants, not just weapons sites. If their presence is tied to preventing such disasters, seeing them might actually be a positive sign of protection or oversight.

What are your thoughts?

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/tedmalin on 2024-11-22 19:43:48.

My buddy and I came up with the following Theory about why 2027 is the big “UFO disclosure” date we keep hearing about.

Assume that we have reverse-engineered some alien tech and are prepared to use it only if it’s extremely necessary.

The development of A.I. is turning into an arms race that is potentially way more serious and important than nuclear ever was. Whichever country wins the AI race to Superintelligence will dominate the world.

So China is preparing to invade Taiwan in 2027 in order to control 90% of the chip production that is needed for the development of AI. So they are going to try to win the AI race by military control of Taiwan.

The US can not allow that to happen, so that’s the “extreme necessity” of using our super-secret reverse-engineered alien technology. Boom, the United States shows the world that we have crazy UFO tech to use to win the most important battle in human history; the battle that allows superintelligent AI to remain in the hands of the United States!

That’s the reason for the 2027 UFO disclosure (in our theory).

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/tedmalin on 2024-11-22 19:42:54.

My buddy and I came up with the following Theory about why 2027 is the big “UFO disclosure” date we keep hearing about.

Assume that we have reverse-engineered some alien tech and are prepared to use it only if it’s extremely necessary.

The development of A.I. is turning into an arms race that is potentially way more serious and important than nuclear ever was. Whichever country wins the AI race to Superintelligence will dominate the world.

So China is preparing to invade Taiwan in 2027 in order to control 90% of the chip production that is needed for the development of AI. So they are going to try to win the AI race by military control of Taiwan.

The US can not allow that to happen, so that’s the “extreme necessity” of using our super-secret reverse-engineered alien technology. Boom, the United States shows the world that we have crazy UFO tech to use to win the most important battle in human history; the battle that allows superintelligent AI to remain in the hands of the United States!

That’s the reason for the 2027 UFO disclosure (in our theory).

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Spnvettech on 2024-11-22 19:39:14.

I keep hearing that 2027 is going to be when disclosure hits us and I wasn’t 100% convinced of it but now with all the escalation in the Russia-Ukraine war, and the threat of a third world war, I could definitely see this as being a reason for or an opportunity for either governments bringing disclosure or NHI themselves revealing themselves.

Anyone else?

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/theswervepodcast on 2024-11-22 19:26:10.

Original Title: Are we closer to UFO disclosure? In the recent UAP Congressional Hearing congress pushed for answers on airspace safety and potential cover-ups. Unfortunately we did not get much, but Michael Shellenberger showing out and becoming a beacon for future whistleblowers was not on my bingo card!

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Ambitious-Score11 on 2024-11-22 18:14:57.

After reading this I think it may very well be the answer in finding out how NHI communicate over such long distances. I think once we get the science down we’ll discover messages from all over the universe sent through quantum communication and computers.

I think this could be a game changer in the world of UAP/NHI. Would love your feedback?

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Melissaru on 2024-11-22 17:34:08.

How many different types are there?

So far I’ve read about

-greys -the little red eye ones -human form with blond/white hair -jellyfish

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/willyasdf on 2024-11-22 16:52:17.

Let’s think big for a moment:

if the company truly has a UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon) in its possession, how would that impact its stock value?

How do we even value a non-human spacecraft? Is it worth billions? Trillions? Infinite? Beyond its technological potential, imagine the implications for energy, transportation, defense, and even societal progress.

Why isn’t everyone buying this stock yet? Perhaps it’s skepticism, lack of solid evidence, or the slow-drip nature of disclosure. But if this turns out to be real, the market impact could be beyond anything we’ve ever seen.

The Bigger Picture 🌍

This isn’t just about Lockheed or one company. It’s about how these revelations could reshape industries, economies, and even how we understand the world. The potential here isn’t just financial—it’s transformational.

Join the Discussion

I created a subreddit to dive deeper into this: r/UAPstocks. This is a space to explore these ideas, share insights, and discuss how these paradigm-shifting developments could impact the world—and our future.

Let’s not just speculate—let’s collaborate. Together, we can uncover the potential to not only invest wisely but to also imagine a better, more advanced world.

What are your thoughts? Could this be the biggest shift in human history? Let’s talk. 🚀

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/DirectPromise4293 on 2024-11-22 16:49:28.

How far are you willing to go for confirmation these bastards exist?

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Liwi808 on 2024-11-22 16:37:28.

Hi all,

A thought that has crossed my mind recently is the possibility of human populations on alien planets. Do you think they exist? Say for example, aliens wanted a convenient form of slave labor, so they abduct a few dozen or a few hundred humans, bring them back to their home planet, and force them to breed in order to have a slave population they can control.

Or maybe they're used as pets or play things like in the 1970's movie Fantastic Planet? With feral humans that eventually escape to create their own societies.

These humans on alien planets may or may not even know that they have come from Earth, all they know is the alien planet on which they were born (or brought to). Or maybe the aliens taunt the humans with images of the home they were stripped away from?

IDK, just thought I'd share. I'm sure there's already a fiction book written with a similar premise, if anyone knows of any, please let me know.

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