Dan Farah

I was really shocked.

He says...

Warping of space time in the bubble explains a lot of things that at this point haven't made sense to us.

And he says, like, for example, when a military serviceman goes onto a craft that looks like it's, you know, 40 feet.

And then he goes inside.

It looks like it's the size of a football field.

That makes sense now because from outside the bubble, it's one thing.

And inside the bubble, it's something else.

Right.

And that's wild.

Yeah.

And I've heard that story a number of times from people who have never talked to each other.

That answers that question, because, you know, Hal says it, and I loved when he revealed this, because I was like, oh, that just checks the box, makes sense.

People have trouble taking photos of UAP because they're literally taking a photo through a space...

A space-time bubble, basically.

The warping of space-time.

So the analogy would be like, you know, if you go under the ocean, you take a picture of a fish, you're going to get better visibility.

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.