Dr. Eric Haseltine

Why is C exactly what C is?

Well, Einstein would say it's a property of space-time.

Well, yeah, depending on how you define it, that's true.

But I guess the point is that you asked me what I think.

I think that it's both baffling and, for the same reason, incredibly exciting that I think what we're seeing with these credible, real phenomena, of which there are some, is something really

bizarre and out there that is so far different than what we think is happening in the universe that we just don't know.

We're looking at it, but we don't know what we're looking at.

They're never going to release everything.

I mean, for lots of reasons that I won't go into.

But certainly some of it where sources and methods are involved, they're not going to release that.

But they won't do it because, you know, they're... I'll tell you a story.

Yeah.

I always ask her to do that.

Nor would we want you to.

Well, I'm really glad you stood up for yourself for a lot of reasons.

But she makes a point that I feel horrible I didn't make.

I feel very certain that we're not looking at one phenomena.

I think we're looking at multiple phenomena.

And I think that they're different enough in the way they're described.

You know, the glowing spheres are maybe not the same thing as the tic-tacs and so forth.