Dan Farah

You're in their domain, right?

You're in their environment, right?

But if you go above the ocean, right, you're now in a different environment, and you try taking a photo from above the water, it's going to be all distorted.

And wacky looking because you're taking a photo through a barrier, another environment, right?

It's the same basic logic.

Like try taking a picture of koi fish from above the water.

You can't do it, right?

And so that's just the simplest answer.

Like that's what they're doing.

They are warping space-time in a localized area.

They are creating a barrier between our environment and their environment.

And when you try to take a photo through it, it's not great.

It's also the reason why radar has trouble getting these things because the radar detector –

radar detector the way it works is radar is emitted towards an object it bounces back to the radar detector and that's how you track where it is right but the radar is just going around the bubble and it's not going back to the radar detector because it's just going around the bubble yeah it's a different environment right and supposedly we can do that now

Well, the interview subjects clearly state that some of the UAP we're seeing might be our reverse engineer technology.

Not that I've heard.

Everyone I interviewed that was willing to talk about the technology was convinced this is what they were doing.

And it was a unifying theory.

It explains everything we've ever observed.

Like all the performance characteristics we've observed UAP displaying.