Jesse Michels

Yeah.

Well, that's fascinating that people from his scientific team, I mean, it sounds like they were pretty aware of this to say, oh, we've never had 45 minutes.

But it's like that implies, OK, you're sitting on maybe, you know, shorter clips of UFOs.

They've got something.

Yeah.

I mean, Alaska is a hotspot historically as well.

I believe Nathan Twining, who's head of Air Material Command, responsible for all aircraft development of the Air Force, wrote the famous Twining memo in 1947 saying UFOs are not visionary nor fictitious.

I believe they had like an observation program going on in Alaska.

And then just recently you had, it was this weird sequence of events, but in early 2023, you had the Chinese spy balloon.

And then right after that, you had this bizarre, you know, these things seem to show up and like jam, you know, the radars of these F-22s.

And one of them specifically was in Alaska and crashed.

And I've heard some very strange things around this specific craft.

I've heard things like it reassembled itself and was seen in the air over Canada.

Bizarre.

I've heard something about deleted emails involving this specific craft on the National Military Command Center servers.

So I don't know.

It seems like there's something strange about this craft.

And this was also in Alaska.

Right.

Who knows?