Instantaneous Acceleration - Military-Filmed UFO Footage
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What extraordinary footage of UAP is being analyzed?
you know is this going to increase value into the conversation about true uap and so we did we shared with you um kind of you know some really interesting footage that we were certain was interesting i mean this sincerely and i don't mean to be hyperbolic but um the footage jeremy that that you sent to me to review um is on its face simply on its face the most extraordinary footage i i've ever seen uh and i've spent a lot of time looking at infrared and done a lot of geometrical analysis of these videos. Those five, six observables, you know, there's one that just, it's in your face in this footage. It's moseying along at whatever speed it is. We get a lock on it. Oh boy, we got a lock on it. And it realizes, oh, you got a lock on me.
Here, follow this dude. See ya. This is weaponized.
This is Weaponized. I'm George Knapp here in sunny post-winter, already feels like we're on the edge of summer Las Vegas. Joined by my friend and colleague, Jeremy Korbel. Man, Jeremy, it was one tough winter here, a long, tough winter we just had. Brutally cold. I mean, it got down into the 40s sometimes, mostly in the 60s, though. And gosh, I'm so glad that's over with. I didn't have to use my motorized snowplow at all. The entire East Coast is belly aching. There's some, you know, once in every 10 year snowstorm. And, you know, friends are saying they're digging out their cars. I don't know if they're exaggerating, but they're telling me it's pretty gnarly on the East Coast with snow. Yeah, my regrets go out to them.
I miss winter. I mean, I'd like to see at least some kind of winter here in Las Vegas, but we basically didn't have one at all. And now the sun is shining. It could go out in bad rays today. I wanted to mention something. I do want to wish a happy birthday to Mr. Four Names himself, Jeremy Corbell. I think in honor of your birthday, Jeremy, we should probably award you another name.
How does the UAP footage demonstrate instantaneous acceleration?
You could be Mr. Five Name. And I nominate the name Duke because I've always liked that name. I had an uncle named Duke. And I hereby bequeath to you, or maybe you can just think about it for a day or two, Duke, Mr. Five Names. Happy birthday. All the nicknames I've ever had have been like Shithead and stuff like that. Duke, I'll take it. That's a great one. So last week on this program, we uncorked a new UAP video designated UAP by the Department of War and its analysts, not by us. It was video acquired from official Department of War vaults and collections. And although I've been mostly off of social media for the past week or so, I was pretty sure that people would be happy about this video, glad to see some new footage never before released, images that would be embraced by UFO World, which is always what happens, you know?
So how'd that play out? I mean, no one could possibly say that that objects in those video, that video were birds or balloons, could they? Right. I mean, we predicted that, you know, and it's a difficult balance and dance. You know, it's very hard to get new data for people to look at at all. That is a heroic feat if new data gets out to the public and not just by us. I mean, that's it's a heroic feat. In general. So I'm really grateful to be able to see these things. And, you know, I think and you think the public needs to see them, too, as far as our reporting goes. But we do know that there's going to be easy dismissals of things. Look, we told people the actual reality that this is part of an analysis of UAP that's designated UAP, even the term orb in documentation, triangle formation UAP.
So obviously and clearly people have been studying the footage You put it out and the easy things that you say is, well, you know, looks like a bird, looks like a balloon. You know, here's another example. OK, fine. But those are people filming birds and balloons. And typically when you're looking through that data and that sensor system, you'd hope to have more data.
What are the five observables used to identify UAP?
And that's always the key is that if you don't have enough data inside of a piece of footage, then people can dismiss things and try to say nothing to see here, move on.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What extraordinary footage of UAP is being analyzed?
0:00–2:01
2
How does the UAP footage demonstrate instantaneous acceleration?
2:01–4:12
3
What are the five observables used to identify UAP?
4:12–7:30
4
What is the significance of the UAP's lack of control surfaces?
7:30–9:29
5
How does the analysis of the UAP footage challenge conventional explanations?
9:29–13:07
6
What insights does the guest provide about the military's UAP investigations?
13:07–15:28
7
How does the UAP footage relate to historical cases of UAP sightings?
15:28–17:08
8
What are the implications of this UAP footage for future transparency?
17:08–59:41
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