Alfredo Diaz

Okay, while Christian looks that up, I'm going to continue here, but I'm very curious. So there is a wrinkle. Okay, Texas Tech professor and game warden, so someone we can trust, J.C. Cross, said that the lights could not have been plovers since they typically fly in pairs. They don't fly in bundles or whatever, batches of 18 to 20. In the formation.

Okay, while Christian looks that up, I'm going to continue here, but I'm very curious. So there is a wrinkle. Okay, Texas Tech professor and game warden, so someone we can trust, J.C. Cross, said that the lights could not have been plovers since they typically fly in pairs. They don't fly in bundles or whatever, batches of 18 to 20. In the formation.

Yeah, they fly in pairs, which I think is very interesting. One of the professors, Grayson Mead, actually said, quote, These objects were too large for any bird. I have had enough experience hunting, and I don't know of any bird that could go this fast we would not be able to hear. To have gone as fast as this, to be birds, they would have to have been exceedingly low to disappear so quickly.

Yeah, they fly in pairs, which I think is very interesting. One of the professors, Grayson Mead, actually said, quote, These objects were too large for any bird. I have had enough experience hunting, and I don't know of any bird that could go this fast we would not be able to hear. To have gone as fast as this, to be birds, they would have to have been exceedingly low to disappear so quickly.

Yeah, they fly in pairs, which I think is very interesting. One of the professors, Grayson Mead, actually said, quote, These objects were too large for any bird. I have had enough experience hunting, and I don't know of any bird that could go this fast we would not be able to hear. To have gone as fast as this, to be birds, they would have to have been exceedingly low to disappear so quickly.

End quote. And honestly, that's where my mind is at. If they're going this fast, air quotes, they would have to be very low. And honestly, I feel like whatever this thing is, is it's lower than what we expect. Yeah.

End quote. And honestly, that's where my mind is at. If they're going this fast, air quotes, they would have to be very low. And honestly, I feel like whatever this thing is, is it's lower than what we expect. Yeah.

End quote. And honestly, that's where my mind is at. If they're going this fast, air quotes, they would have to be very low. And honestly, I feel like whatever this thing is, is it's lower than what we expect. Yeah.

Because it's got to be low. I think the issue with this, and we haven't really talked about it much, is that a lot of these lights were seen above the clouds. Right. And so it's at least high enough for that.

Because it's got to be low. I think the issue with this, and we haven't really talked about it much, is that a lot of these lights were seen above the clouds. Right. And so it's at least high enough for that.

Because it's got to be low. I think the issue with this, and we haven't really talked about it much, is that a lot of these lights were seen above the clouds. Right. And so it's at least high enough for that.

And so if we're talking about a bird this small above the clouds, not always above the clouds, but we know that the clouds were at least obscuring the lights at times because that comes into another theory.

And so if we're talking about a bird this small above the clouds, not always above the clouds, but we know that the clouds were at least obscuring the lights at times because that comes into another theory.

And so if we're talking about a bird this small above the clouds, not always above the clouds, but we know that the clouds were at least obscuring the lights at times because that comes into another theory.

Now, Ruppelt ultimately agreed that he did not think the lights were birds and said in his book, quote, they weren't birds. They weren't refracted light, but they weren't spaceships, end quote. So he's like, all right, it wasn't this. It wasn't refraction, but it wasn't aliens either. All right. But then end quote. All right. You can't just say that and then just not give some kind of theory.

Now, Ruppelt ultimately agreed that he did not think the lights were birds and said in his book, quote, they weren't birds. They weren't refracted light, but they weren't spaceships, end quote. So he's like, all right, it wasn't this. It wasn't refraction, but it wasn't aliens either. All right. But then end quote. All right. You can't just say that and then just not give some kind of theory.

Now, Ruppelt ultimately agreed that he did not think the lights were birds and said in his book, quote, they weren't birds. They weren't refracted light, but they weren't spaceships, end quote. So he's like, all right, it wasn't this. It wasn't refraction, but it wasn't aliens either. All right. But then end quote. All right. You can't just say that and then just not give some kind of theory.

Right. Mic drop. And then comes the most frustrating theory I think we've ever covered. But I'm curious what Christian might have on the migrations.

Right. Mic drop. And then comes the most frustrating theory I think we've ever covered. But I'm curious what Christian might have on the migrations.

Right. Mic drop. And then comes the most frustrating theory I think we've ever covered. But I'm curious what Christian might have on the migrations.