Jesse Michels

it would have looked like what a lot of these orb... If you go online now, we are swimming in orb photos, and it far surpasses people's motivations to fake this stuff and CGI capabilities or animation capabilities or even the AI deepfakes because they don't look...

super, they look like they're being blue shifted or red shifted.

They look kind of like there's some gravitational lensing, which in this Age of Disclosure documentary, it talks about how UFOs fly and like why that sort of happens.

So that was more of kind of an archetypal UFO experience in that you see these kind of metallic sort of orbs.

And then again, it's like, I don't know what it meant, but for sure, some sort of a la the Jacques Vallée intermittent reinforcement, you know, maybe I'm just like a hamster on a wheel and it's like, you know,

It's feeding me a little bit when I need it.

I think the decent answer to that is talked about in this Age of Disclosure documentary.

It's talked about specifically by this physicist, Hal Puthoff, where...

you get these sort of gravitational lensing effects.

And because these UFOs are flying at such high speeds, they seem to be either compressing or like stretching light or compressing light.

So you get these red shift or blue shift effects, which are causing the sort of sunburn style stuff if you get into too close proximity to them.

And so you end up with, you know, lensing effects on cameras where they look, they end up looking pretty blurry.

And so

You know, we only see between 400 and 700 nanometers of the electromagnetic wave spectrum.

On either end, you have infrared, you know, you have ultraviolet.

It seems like we have some interesting infrared, you know, data.

And I just think, you know, it's a sort of like sensor bias of like, you know, it has to be this thing that we're like seeing in our reality, which there are plenty of things that are real that we don't have, you know, images of.

Yeah, great question.

It would be something like a combination of holographic projections...

Plus, you know, and sort of spoofing technology.