Somewhere in the Skies - Area 51 UAP Crash UPDATE, Galileo Project Goes MAINSTREAM, Rendlesham CLASHES and VASCO FLASHES

Episode Date: November 5, 2025

Join Ryan & Suzanne for a community-driven UAP news roundup and a full SOL Symposium breakdown and review! 00:00 – 🎬 Intro & Opening Montage 02:20 – 👋 Welcome to Somewhere in the Livestream 07:40 – 🏆 Parapod Podcast Awards Win 13:58 – 🚨 Area 51 Crash Update | George Knapp & George Arnu 25:59 – 🌊 Enigma Labs Report | Eerie Green Lights Underwater (USOs) 40:46 – ✨ VASCO Project | Peer-Reviewed Celestial Flashes 49:52 – 🌲 Rendlesham Forest Revisited | Halt vs. Warren 58:49 – 🛰️ Galileo Project goes Mainstream! Please take a moment to rate and review us on Spotify and Apple. Book Ryan on CAMEO at: https://bit.ly/3kwz3DO Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/somewhereskies ByMeACoffee: http://www.buymeacoffee.com/UFxzyzHOaQ PayPal: [e-mail] Email: [e-mail] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SomewhereintheSkies Discord: https://discord.gg/NTkmuwyB4F Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/ryansprague.bsky.social Twitter: https://twitter.com/SomewhereSkies Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/somewhereskiespod/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ryansprague51 Order Ryan’s new book: https://a.co/d/4KNQnM4 Order Ryan’s older book: https://amzn.to/3PmydYC Store: http://tee.pub/lic/ULZAy7IY12U SpectreVision Radio: https://www.spectrevision.com/podcasts Read Ryan’s articles at: https://medium.com/@ryan-sprague51 Opening Theme Song by Septembryo Copyright © 2025 Ryan Sprague. All rights reserved. #Livestream #UAP #News #JoeRogan #Rogan #UAP #Rendlesham #Area51 #USO #GalileoProject #AviLoeb #EnigmaLabs #SOLSymposium #ParapodAwards Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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There's nothing to hide at all. Welcome to Somewhere in the live stream. I am your host, Ryan Sprague, the host of the Somewhere in the Skies podcast. And this is a live stream. we try to do every Sunday here and give you the latest and greatest UFO, UAP, and space related news. We have so much to talk about tonight. We got some drama.

We got some awesome updates from stories that we covered in the weeks past. And then in the second half of the show, we are going to be hearing from Suzanne, our incredible moderator, about her in-person experience, a full review of the Seoul Symposium that took place in Italy this past weekend. Now, I do want to apologize. We didn't have a live stream last weekend because Suzanne was in Italy at Seoul, and I was in London at London Comic-Con getting my nerd on. I had an absolute blast there.

I know she had a blast at Seoul, meeting all the latest and greatest in UFOs. and dealing. She got to meet Andy, our good buddy over at That UFO podcast, and so much more. I cannot wait to break down that entire event with her later tonight. I'm so excited.

I'm drooling. I'm hiccuping. I'm forgetting to breathe. This is the Ryan. You've grown to love. You can't hear me. Uh-oh. Oh, smothered out by the applause, Robert says.

Oh, Robert, that made my night, man. How are you? Good to see you. As always, my friend, hello to all of our regulars in the chat. I thought we were having audio issues. I love that. I love that. Richards here, pads here, all the regulars.

If you're new to the show, welcome. We're so happy to have you here. If you happen to be watching over on Twitter, come on over to YouTube. We have an awesome live chat going where you can take part all night tonight. It's going to be a blast. But let's get to some really good news. And that has to do with somewhere in the sky. Sky's podcast. And where is it here? Let's get this out here. Boom. We won. We won, guys. Somewhere in the

Sky's podcast won Best UFO Podcast. And I personally, somehow, some way, won best podcast host of the year at the Parapod podcast Awards. I am so honored. We were up against some heavy hitters in this category and a best UFO podcast. And obviously for best podcast hosts, we're up against all the different nominees for all different categories. And we won. We won both of them. So I want to thank everyone who may have had anything to do with the voting or nominations for this. I don't exactly know how that goes.

But I believe there's a panel of judges and whatnot. in the podcasting world. And yeah, yeah, this was some good news this week. I was very, very touched and honored by that. So again, a huge shout out to the Parapod podcast Awards and Tony over there and everyone at the podcast awards. They're going to be getting me some little trophies, so I'll be sure to display them here.

And you guys will be the first to see them when they arrive. This isn't a surprise. It's about time. Thank you, buddy. Oh, you guys are so sweet. Thank you. Well, honestly, I could not do it without all of you. And that goes a very long way.

All of your ratings, your reviews on all the different podcast apps, your downloads, you're sharing with friends and family. That's what has made this possible. And I cannot thank you guys enough. I can't. Speaking of which, we've got some new ratings and reviews over on Apple and Spotify. and we're doing this every week now or when we do do the live streams

where I give you guys a code word after this and you go over to Apple or Spotify you leave the code word or code words in the Spotify comments under this episode in the future or any past episode you can put the code words in over on the comments section on Spotify while you're at it

be sure to rate somewhere in the skies over there and on Apple be sure to rate and review the podcast and in your review put the code words. I will give you those code words in just a minute, but let's go ahead and read a couple of these here. The first one comes from Corbell's missing cover letter. Whenever I'm feeling down in just a little bit, Kona Blue, I put on the sweet, sweet sounds of Ryan,

and they help me pick up making me feel Honolulu happy. The podcast to go to for awesome interviews and current events in the UAP field. Thank you so much, Corbell's missing cover. letter. Jeff sees UFO says Ryan shares weekly news with personal experiences on the UAP topic with a very nice listener collab every week, especially Sunday nights at four. Wouldn't miss it, go Kona Blue. I know it's 5 p.m. for you guys in the East Coast right now. I do apologize. The time difference is just a little wonky this week as we just set our clocks.

You guys are doing it in the U.S. I believe tonight, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah, yeah. So, yeah, 5 p.m. an hour later for you guys over there, but still 9 p.m. for us, UKers and Europeans over here. Last Apple podcast review, I won't read this whole thing because it's pretty long.

But Ork's awes season UFO says, been listening for years, and now Ryan is great. Love the sightings and stories. I know if there's something going on in the UFO community, Ryan is going to tell me. Must listen. So thank you guys.

Thank you so much. And then a couple comments over on Spotify. Kurt Walter says, Kona Blue, baby. Swear Bear says up on Monarch Pass in Colorado, watching the Kona Blue skies for Comet Lemon and the Black Triangle I seen overhead a few years ago. Ooh, interesting. Interesting.

Adi Fumano says, Kona Blue, and it was great hearing you Mengle my name. I probably did just then. Again, I apologize in advance to you, my friend. And last but not least, Jason says, our water in Hawaii in Kona is so blue. Boom. Aloha to our Hawaii people tonight.

I love it. I'll be on the islands of Hawaii in about a month or so. I'm going to go visit my in-laws. And it's going to be fun. Yes, I know. Wow, damn lucky I am. Trust me. Trust me.

But we're doing a whole world tour. We go to the East Coast, celebrate Christmas with my family. West Coast celebrate with my partner's family. Then we go to Hawaii to visit her parents. Then we're going to Japan for various reasons. And then we're going to stick a couple days in New York City in there as well to see some Broadway shows. So, yeah, boy, going to be busy in the holiday months. but we will somehow, some way, make these live streams happen.

I promise you. I promise you. But I have a mission for you guys. Go over to Apple. Go over to Spotify in the comments on Spotify, in the reviews on Apple, and in the comments below this video, not the live chat, but the comments below the video.

I want you to put the code words for this week, and they are green monster. Again, your code words this week are green monster. Somehow, some way put that in a review on Apple. Somehow, some way put that in a comment under the episodes on Spotify. And while you're at it, rate in review, it helps us tremendously. And you could put it right in the comments below in this video. Thank you, guys.

I promise you, that is all I am going to ask of you for now. But we have so much to get to. So let's get to our first story tonight. And this brings us back to a story we covered just a couple weeks ago here on the show where a UAP crashed in the Nevada desert outside of Area 51. You can't make this stuff up. You just can't. It happened. It happened.

Crazy stuff. And of course, we covered all of it a couple weeks ago. We even showed exclusive video of George Arnou who lives out there. um in nevada and always goes out to the you know the testing sites and as close as he can get to groom lake and area 51 and uh he went out to the actual crash site and we showed exclusive video from his travels just a couple weeks ago um but there have been some updates and the one and only george knapp covered the story he met up with george arnew to talk all about this on k l as out there in Nevada.

So we're going to go ahead and watch a video segment from George Knapp's coverage of the UAPC crash that occurred. And, yeah, we're going to learn a little bit more about this and why the plot has thickened on the UAP crash out at Area 51. So let me get this video going for you guys, and we'll come back on the other side. Enjoy. You can see this in F-18.

Scanners and computers inside this room. listened to and record radio traffic inside Area 51 round the clock. On the morning of September 23rd, York Arnue heard some astonishing news. I had my cup of coffee and I'm listening to Area 51 security, and all of a sudden they get very serious. Lock down the base. Arnou learned there'd been a large but totally secret air operation in the middle of the night and that something had gone wrong.

So we just had an asset go down. had an asset go down. This is not Creech security, this Area 51 security, and they had an asset go down. And then the next thing... ...that clear. Almost a short B-A-V-I is the UAD, unmanned aircraft with ordained. He picked up details about strict security measures which were implemented almost immediately. Not only was Area 51 itself locked down, but within a very short time, so too was a large swath of the Tikaboo Valley. It became clear that some kind of craft had crashed miles outside of Area 51's boundaries on public land adjacent to Highway 375, also known as the E.T. Highway.

Arnue jumped in his truck and headed south from his home in Rachel. But while driving on what's known as mailbox road, he ran into an armed patrol. They had the gun in front of them, not pointed at me, but very visibly in front of them. And it was clear they meant business. He backtracked and headed south on the E.T. Highway to Groom Lake Road, the main entrance to the base. It too was blocked off by sheriff's deputies and military security. A military helicopter with an attached basket was sitting there, presumably ready to haul out wreckage of something. A pair of porta-potties suggested the team planned to be there for a while. Almost the entire Tikabu Valley was shut down. At the little alien in Rachel,

employees were in the dark about a crash, but saw the beefed-up security at closed off roads and knew something big was unfolding. Cashes are not an everyday occurrence out here, but locals have seen plenty of them over the decades. If this thing would have crashed anywhere in restricted airspace, in restricted area, we would have never known about it. After being turned away from the presumed crash site, Arnue and the aerospace sleuths on his website, Dreamlandresort.com, began gathering and sharing bits and pieces of information. The FAA had ordered the closure of airspace over a particular spot in the valley. That was a big clue.

Then four days after the crash, the security teams vanished. Arnau went back out for a look. The Air Force had used heavy equipment to plow a dirt road across a section of desert. Arnou followed it and found what he thought was the crash site, then shared it online. That's when things got strange, even by Area 51 standards. A second wave of cleanup crews descended on the site. to pick up any remaining debris, but they also used graders to cover the entire area with a thick layer of dirt, literally a cover-up. Creech Air Force Base, which is home to a fleet of Reaper drones and other UAVs, issued a statement,

explaining that the, quote, unmanned aircraft was one of theirs. The same statement claimed someone had been tampering with the crash site and had scattered assorted pieces from other aircraft, along with an inert training bomb. The Air Force said the FBI was investigating this alleged tampering at the site. Arnoux was amused but not convinced. The only thing they could get that person for is littering on public land. That's the story, as it came from Creech, and now the FBI is investigating. You think that's bogus?

That's absolutely bogus. I think that was designed to make people not go there. Arnou drove back out and realized the site he first videotaped, was a staging area, not the crash site. 200 yards away, the tell-tailed burn marks on Joshua trees indicated this was where the object slammed into the earth. Both he and another aerospace explorer found pieces of who knows what, debris that came from something

other than a drone, seemingly planted to confuse anyone who came looking. But they also found pieces under the dirt that are likely the real thing. I'm pretty sure that this piece came off the actual aircraft. Arnou, who was at the sight of a genuine Reaper crash years earlier, says there's no way the Air Force could ever recover every piece of a crashed aircraft. So they added some dirt and sprinkled in some misdirection instead.

If I were then, I would probably do just that. Is there a good guess about what crashed? On the Dreamland Resort website, members, including former military and retired defense contractors, chimed in. The leading theory is that the drone was one of the latest general. of AI-controlled craft that accompany advanced fighter planes and can act independently to get the job done. The next generation Air Dominance project is the big thing at Area 51. So the pilot flies along and says, hey, there's a target on the ground, drone one, go check it out,

and if it's a bad guy, take care of it. And drone one goes and does the rest. If the military wants to keep a secret about strange things that fall out of the sky, they have many tools at their disposal. Locked down the base, seal off the public land, put out a cover story, sprinkle some disinformation over the whole thing. Arnoux says the middle of night operation that ended with the crash is one of the biggest he's ever heard of, nicknamed Black Flag. He has a good idea which hangar at the Area 51 base houses the unknown drones, but is not willing to say more. It is, after all, almost three years to the day since FBI agents kicked in the door of his home and carted away his computers and cameras.

No charges have ever been filed. I forgot about that. He had his home rated by the FBI last year. We covered that here on the live stream and they still haven't paid for it. What do you think, Ryan, alien tech, Sion asks. Well, let's talk about it. So this is crazy. Arnoux said that he went out.

He found the actual, actual site where this happened. The other one had been quote unquote staged and or. a decoy and he went out and found actual wreckage out there of something. And he believes that it was planted there. And that's what you're looking at on your screen here. These these look like something from a conventional aircraft of some sort. And that they were planted there. This is crazy.

The FBI got involved because there was tampering with sight apparently or sites. that's still a little unclear to me, but the fact of the matter is this was a cover-up, a literal cover-up, as George Knapp said, there was dirt put over it, whatever, like he mentioned. Like, they obviously wouldn't be able to find every tiny shard of debris from whatever crashed, presumably a Reaper drone of some sort

or something that highly sophisticated. And instead of like going and picking up every tiny piece, they just put dirt over it. Kind of like we do with landfills, right? But yeah, pretty, this is a crazy start. I do believe that whatever crash was, as they mentioned, hours, as in from Area 51, from one of the sites out there.

And the way they came in, swooped in, recovered that, did the cleanup and everything, seemed super well done. But then you add in this extra layer of the cover up of like a decoysite and planting things out there. Who's planting these things out there? Was it meant for people like George to find? Or what is going on? The plot is the late thickening with this story. I'm so happy to see the preeminent reporter out there, George Knapp in Nevada, covering this story.

And we'll see. We'll see if there are any updates in the future about the UAP crash. that happened. I know he and Jeremy Corbell did a whole episode of this on the weaponized podcast this past week in anatomy of a UAP crash,

I believe the episode was called. Love that title. Go check out that episode. They go more in depth about this and so much more. So yeah, we had to start with the UAP crash updates, guys. If you're watching on YouTube,

you're seeing the ticker scroll at the bottom there. And I forgot to mention this at the top of the show. Tonight we have a goal of 10 super chats or super stickers. If we reach that goal tonight, guys, we will do a special X-Files-themed list video for you this week. Now, what I want to do is the top five X-Files episodes based on actual UFO cases. And there have been a bunch throughout the years, actually.

So there's a lot to pull from in terms of the X-Files mythology and the research they did, especially early on in the series of actual UFO events, UFO sort of topics, whether it's abductions or reverse engineering craft or things like that. But I want to narrow it down to my top five favorite times that the X-Files covered actual UFO events. So if we reach a goal of 10 super chats or super stickers tonight, I will. I will get that episode ready and out to you guys this week right here on YouTube. Of any kind. Also, PayPal and Buy Me a Coffee donations do go to that as well.

So I'll be checking those tonight too. Links are in the show notes for Buy Me a Coffee and for PayPal. We have QR codes on the screen that you can scan as well. that are bringing right to our PayPal and are buy me a coffees. And you can donate there. I will check those tonight too. So 10. If we can reach 10, we will release that video for you guys.

So thank you. Thank you to all of you, past, present and future super chatters, super stickers, and everything in between. All right. Let's move to our next story. This is interesting. I mean, they're all interesting, right? We wouldn't be covering this stuff.

It wasn't interesting. Enigma Labs has released a report, and this is interesting, eerie green lights under the water. Now, this was covered recently by the New York Post and News Nation, our go-to news network in the U.S. that covers all things UAP and house the show of Ross Colthart as well. Reality Check, which we will be talking about in just a bit.

But this was interesting. The UAP reporting app, Enigma, has logged more than 30,000 unexplained sightings since its late 2020 launch. Of those, over 9,000 appear within 10 miles of U.S. coastlines. And more than 150 involve objects either entering or exiting the water. The states of California with 389 reports, and Florida with 306 reports, lead in these sightings. Witnesses report objects seamlessly transitioning between air and sea, sometimes without splash or wake, and even green lights beneath the surface. We'll get to that in just a sec. The Enigma map displays clusters of sightings up and down both U.S. coasts.

We have an image on the screen here if you're watching. If you live on any of these coasts, you better keep a lookout for these green lights or these UAPs out there, guys. So one video submitted to Enigma was of an eerie green light under the water captured in Florida. The video went viral and News Nation interviewed former FBI agent and television host of UFO witness Ben Hansen about it. So we're going to show you guys that video and Ben's discussion with the host about it. And then we're going to dig a little bit deeper into these green, eerie lights under the water. What is it?

What is it? I want to hear from you guys. But let's go ahead and watch this News Nation clip with Ben Hanson and the host discussing the Erie Green Lights and U.S.os. Give this a watch. Yo, that's shit weird. Go over it. Go over it. No, don't go over it.

Because if we hit that shit and we get stuck on top of that bit and it keeps Oh, that's just brighter. It's getting brighter. Yeah. They're pointing around like this. I don't see nothing. I just see like a flashlight. Oh, and it's moving up.

There's somebody there, bro. It's like a light. I think it's a light. Okay, Ben, the video that we were just looking at, my first thought was, that's got to be divers, right? It's got to be divers. with those neon lights and then I thought, no, not at night without a dive boat. That's really dangerous.

What did you make of it when you saw this? Exactly that. I mean, I'm a master diver. There's nobody around there with a dive boat, with a dive flag, anything like that. I like to dive at night. Some people go lobster diving. It is still possible. This particular one, we haven't had time even to get out there to go check this out in the field.

But you start looking at, you know, the number of sightings that people are having in these locations and, you know, putting it all together. It just doesn't make sense that so many people, you know, are unable to, I don't know. The UFO thing has been, you know, always people focusing in the sky, right? And so it's kind of like now that we're shifting to USOs, a lot of people are wondering if this is a new phenomenon or not. And it really is not. You know, it's the submerged objects have been since the beginning, you know, when we started reporting, remember we had these pilots that were seeing them in the water off of Catalina. And air traffic controllers were telling us that pilots were witnessing this glow, sometimes the size of a city. You know, so here you have this Fort Lauderdale case, it's a lot smaller.

But, you know, it's really hard to say whether we're looking at a natural phenomena. It's definitely not like phosphorus and algae. It's nothing like that. And it definitely doesn't explain how people are seeing the objects come up out of the water and zip out in these huge, like flaps have been going on for decades. And then the ones that dive back into the water and don't even make a splash, which is also, It just makes the hair on my neck stand on end. Again, I just want to go back to these pictures.

No, okay, not divers. But is it possible? Well, first of all, have we seen any plausible explanations surfacing? Like, well, this could be the military testing out new technology. This could be all sorts of stuff that we're not supposed to be seeing. Could be the enemy, although I doubt the enemy wants to be seen like this. But any plausible stuff that you've seen surface? In this particular case, we really haven't had a chance, no pun intended to dive into it yet.

But this is just an example, like I said, of something that is much bigger where I've had numerous cases where people telling us have been out in the boat, they've been far away from shore, which again would be much more difficult to be just divers. And they've passed over areas about the size of a football field. And it's like somebody turns on a switch and the whole thing just lights up underneath them. And then you mentioned the fact, too, that some of them, like we have the USS Omaha case caught on thermal camera, where we have this transmedium travel where they go into the water, don't seem to disturb it, come up out of the water, sometimes in broad daylight, right? So something is traveling back and forth. You remember Rear Admiral Tim Galadette, who's been on the show before. He testified in front of Congress about a Navy program that they're calling the fast movers. Right? And the fast movers, they detect and track these objects that travel faster than any torpedo should or could, you know, perhaps over 100 miles an hour.

Right. And so you've got the fast ones. You have ones that kind of just linger there. Huge kind of like the size of a city. These guys, I think, were really afraid because they didn't know, should we actually drive over it? What's going to happen if we do? All right. Eerie green lights under a... the water. I asked you guys, what do you think? What do you think these are? Some of you chimed in.

Let's see what you said here. Robert says, there is, let me get this off of the screen here. There we go. There is a marine species that go glow green at night. So maybe it is something biological. Riny Horn says the ocean itself will light up with movement, stir a stick around and see water at night,

and you'll see it yourself. Rick says same color as glow sticks. Um, trititonium green. Tritium. I don't know how to pronounce that. Um, J.F. algae blooms float on top of the water. I've seen it.

It doesn't seem to behave like that. Hmm. I like this. Clearly, it's Godzilla. Of course. Yeah. I'll work low pay. Nailed it.

Mystery solved. Show over. All work. And low pay wins the prize tonight. No, I'll tell you who wins tonight. Garrett, thank you so much for the 10-pound super chat. Purity Control. That is a good X-Files reference right there, my friend.

You will love that X-Files video if we reach our goal tonight of super chats and super stickers. Thank you so much, my friend. And James Craig as well. I thought I saw a little gray alien, but it was a giant green monster. James Craig says, ha-ha. Remember, green monster, your code words for tonight, guys, over on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Put those in your ratings and reviews. Thank you so much. All right. So, eerie green lights under the water. Looked pretty crazy in that video. These guys are out on a boat. They're afraid to go over it. They're in Florida.

You know, obviously one of these coasts where a lot of this stuff is being reported. And I hate to say it, but sometimes as euphologists, Our job is not to prove that UFOs or U.S.Os are aliens. Our job is to find the truth. And if that means debunking something, that means debunking it so that we can then move on to the next anomalous thing.

If we can make it not anomalous, that is what we are here to do. It's that remaining 1% that remains unexplained that we always have to keep in mind. Now, I cannot be 100% certain of this, obviously. but I do believe I have found the culprit of the underwater green lights. I want you to say hello to bass fishing pro, Jake Maddox. Give this a watch, guys. Green monster fishing light, I had that opportunity. You know, you don't need a fancy bass boat to get started bass fishing or fishing in general.

You know, all you have to do is sink the green monster light and sink it and they'll come. I use the green monster fishing light because it gives me a better picture of what's going on under the water. A lot of guys get off the water early, get off at dark, but they're only getting half the picture. So I'm fishing after dark and seeing what these fish are doing. So it helps me paint the full picture. So on tournament competition, have a better understanding what these fish are doing the day because I know what they're doing during the night. Without the light, you're basically just going down the bank and hoping you get a bite. Basically it tracks the bait fish and it draws in those bigger fish to feed on those bait fish.

So rather than just fishing down the bank, catching one here and there, you're able to make the same repetitive cast and catch fish over and over and over again. Lake Martin is covered with green lights. Everywhere you look at night driving the boat, there's green monsters. What do you think, guys? I mean, come on. Just look at it. Green monster lights, it makes sense.

It attracts fish. It makes you able to see what's under the water at night so that you can be out there fishing when most fishers are in for the day. And these things, you just throw them out. out there and you can flick them on with a switch on and off whenever you want, get them big, get them small in a condensed area or a expanded area, and there you go. I mean, come on, you cannot tell me that this is at least the culprit for some of these green lights, especially the ones that we saw in that Enigma video. I have no doubt.

In Florida, nonetheless, or it's mermaids as Pat Gallagher. says. But there you go, guys. I believe I may have solved the mysterious green lights. But yeah, what do you think? Let me know in the comments below. Maybe we're on to something, or maybe they are actual U.S.Os. No matter what U.S.os are in the news. They are all over the place. In an interview with the New York Post, I do want to stress this. Retired Navy rear admiral, Tim Gulli, D'Aid warns that this is a pattern of U.S.Os that could represent a world-changing maritime security issue. Objects that can move between ocean and air domains might challenge the U.S. military situational awareness in its waters. Gallaudet argues that the under-investigated oceanic domain may harbor a anomalous phenomena

that haven't yet been fully addressed by the Department of Defense. And we are going to hear more about Tim Ghaladay later in the show. Suzanne's review of the Soul Symposium where Tim Ghaladay was one of the speakers so I'm excited to hear what she has to say about that but as for the green lights guys I hate to a burst your bubbles

but I think we did solve it by the way this episode is sponsored by Green Monster Fishing Lights you can learn more at no I'm just kidding I'm just kidding we're not sponsored by Green Monsters Greetings everyone Ryan Sprague here host of Somewhere in the Skies.

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And it seems like whatever these transients are that she talks about, her papers, they're there, and other scientists have confirmed that something highly, highly anomalous is going on when it comes to this story. Researchers working with the Vasco project, which scanned archival photographic sky survey plates from the 1950s, have identified a large number of short duration transients, which are star-like flashes that appear in one exposure and then vanish. Many of these were captured in plates from 1951 to 1957 in our puzzling because they predate the satellite era, basically the Sputnik area, guys, or Apollo missions. And when we know that reflective orbiting objects begin to proliferate, which was after that, but she found all these before that, which is crazy. Absolutely crazy.

Beatrice was at the Soul Symposium as well, so we will get Suzanne's exclusive thoughts on that, but she also was on NBC news. All the major outlets are covering this. ABC News, CBS, NBC, BBC, Associated Press. This story is making the waves in the mainstream

like never before. And we have an interesting interview with Gatti Schwartz over NBC News interviewing Beatrice about this. So I'm going to go ahead and play that. We'll talk a little bit more about this on the other side. And then we are going to get to our, I believe, last two stories before I bring in Suzanne. So let's go ahead and watch Beatrice and Gotti Shorts over at NBC News. Now is one of the authors of both of those papers.

Beatrice Beaureole, she's an astronomer at the Nordic Institute of Theoretical Physics in Stockholm. Beatrice, thank you so much for Beattice. Thank you so much for being with us. Congratulations on both these papers. Let's start with as simple of a question as possible here. These lights in the sky from before Sputnik, were these artificial objects orbiting Earth before we were ever in space?

From what we see, this kind of transients of flashes that you see, they have a very interesting feature. You usually get these kind of flashes when You have something that is very flat and very reflective and in a, let's say, in a geosynchronous orbit at, let's say, for 2,000. Wait, hold on. Very flat, very reflective in geosynchronous orbit. That doesn't sound natural, right? Yes.

Yes. And the funny thing is that we can show that there are solar reflections because there's a deficit of them in the Earth's shadow at these altitudes. And that means that at least a fraction of the transience of these flashes that we're looking at, like 30, 35%, appear to be due to the solar reflections of such objects. And if we think about that these are before these transients come from images taken before the first human satellite, they do look pretty artificial. Although, I would say that nature can always surprise us with things that we just can't imagine. right now. But I got to ask you, you know, there are thousands, tens of thousands of these, if I understand it correctly, maybe even more. What did you think when you started to see a correlation between nuclear testing that was going on around that same time, also these UFO sightings

that were happening around the United States, that correlation, did that stick out to you right away? Were you kind of sketched out by it? Well, like the first time when we saw that, it was by coincidence my friend David Altman he tells me about Washington flap 1952 and then by chance I discovered that our best candidates when we were looking for our Latin transients also came from the same Washington 952 flap just from the other weekend because it was distributed or two weeks and I was like hmm this is weird and then that that was what formed the hypothesis that we wanted to test is there are correlation in time between these transients

and UFO events. And we see it's a weak correlation, but it's in statistical significant. And we find that. I mean, you strike me as a very open-minded scientist, which is what science is supposed to be all about. But what do you think this might be? Well, I mean, here we can only speculate wildly.

If we look at the numbers, like just from the northern hemisphere, we have 35,000 transients. I don't know how many of these come from one. I mean, one object could give several transients, but it's also possible that we're missing a lot of transients. So I would estimate it to be somewhere between tens of thousands to maybe 100,000 of objects, or 100,000 of objects or so around the Earth. And artificial is a possibility who knows, like if it's some ancient space trash from some past civilization or if we are having some probes that came from another planet. I don't know. I hope that someone, some astronomers that are like well training with working with this kind of data, talking about professional astronomers that they will want to try to

redo the same analysis, both with Palomar, but also with other surveys and other plates, I mean other plate surveys in particular, because that could really be helpful because we need to see if this result can be replicated with other surveys and if it is, that and it's going to be extremely fun or not. As a human on planet Earth who made this discovery, what's the significance to you? I just want to know what these objects are and I want to know why they are here.

You and me both, Beatrice. You and me both. I want to know, I want to know what love is. I want to know what these trends. I don't know what that was. Why am I so blurry? Everyone in the chat is saying I'm blurry. I'm so sorry.

I don't know what's going on with our live streams lately. It is so frustrating. But we will get through this. We will get through this. Imagine it's the podcast and you're just listening to the show. But either way, hey, maybe we can boost up our bandwidth. with your super chats and super stickers. Hope support the show.

We're at what? I think we got four so far. Thank you guys. Three or four. Something like that. I haven't checked PayPal or buy me a coffee, but I will in a little bit. This is an awesome story.

I cannot wait to see what happens next. Beatrice does stress, and this is very important, guys, very, very important. Caution is key here. Caution. Correlation is not causation, and there are plausible, mundane alternatives such as photographic plate defects, storage contamination, or any other image artifacts. Also, if the nuclear test hypothesis is correct, there's no direct way to reproduce the effect today due to international treaties banning such tests. In the end, the flashes remain an intriguing mystery open for further investigation.

So there you go. There you go. Awesome nonetheless. Look, people, skeptics always ask for peer review on these things. You fucking got it. Okay?

So stop the bitching, stop the moaning. You got the peer review. Do we have an answer as to what the transients are? No. Do we have peer review? We do. So just shut the fuck up.

Okay? I have to. I'm sorry. All right. Let's get even spicier with some mudslinging going on in the UFO world. I don't cover it often, guys, the drama. But we got some drama in the world of Rendell Shum Forest UFO case. I don't know. A little while back, Ross Colthar interviewed Larry Warren, the controversial witness to the Rendlesham Forest incident of 1980. It was a train wreck of an interview. That's for damn sure. And, you know, we did a whole episode on why Larry Warren is probably not the best witness to be interviewing about Rendezum.

And a deputy base commander, former lieutenant colonel Charles Halt, seems to think the same about Larry Warren. Man. Ross Colthart added again over at reality check on news. Nation. He had Colonel Charles Halt on the show to get his rebuttal to the interview with Larry Warren about Rendorsham and everything in between. Halt is a key witness to the Rendersham incident. And they discussed why he believes Larry Warren is, let's just watch the video. Let's just watch the video. Where is it?

Here we go. Sir, obviously you've seen the interview that we did with Larry Warren. And Larry Warren describes being in the forest on the same evening as you. And if that's correct, that means that he was there on the evening of the 27th going into the 28th of December, 1980. He claims that you were there in the forest on the evening that he saw a craft and entities, beings of some kind. What is your response, sir? That Larry Warren was not there that night, very clearly.

So tell me what you believe is the case with Larry Warren. Was he ever in the forest at all? No. In fact, I talked to his girlfriend, Cookie Vaughn, who was her nickname, after the incident. And she said he was in the dormitory drinking at a party that night. He was very upset the fact that he missed the whole event, so to speak. Now, the reason why we decided to air Larry Warren's claims last week is because his claim is supported by two witnesses. One of them appeared on the program with Larry, a guy called Steve Longero.

Are you saying that Steve's fabricating as well? I don't know what, you know, what motive. him, but I can tell you, let's start from the start with it. He's on C-Flight. The security police had four flights, four different groups of people that rotated shifts. They would work for three nights on midnight, three nights on days, three nights on, you know, and then after the nine-day cycle, they would get a three-day break. Sea flight, which, Steve-Longarro, was on Steve-flight.

he definitely said he was there and he probably was Bentwaters and he was in the WSA assigned there for starters once you're assigned in the WSA you do not go anywhere else on your flight you do not do anything except your assigned position there so just to explain to our audience colonel WSA is the weapons storage area weapons storage area and i know you can't comment it had exchange badges and sensors and fences and all sorts of interesting things I know you can't comment but there was almost certainly nuclear weapons in the weapons storage area so well i don't talk about that so yeah you can draw your own conclusion sure and so you don't believe that steve longero at all left the raff bent water's weapon storage area that night at all he couldn't leave the area

he was not he would have been awl and he couldn't have gotten out there's no way he could have gotten out of there until the end of the shift multiple witnesses say another event took place on Capel Green at the same time on the same evening, possibly involving the same object. Is it possible, I'm just exploring possibilities here, just devil's advocating doing my job, is it possible that contemporaneously, at the same time as you were in the forest with this group of people, another group of people were witnessing what was transpiring on the green near the farmer's house? Well, for starters, when I arrived at what I call the assembly area where the flight

dolls were and all the vehicles, I told everybody to stay there, not to leave, and to be very quiet and cut out radio communication because people could hear it or overhear it. A lot of people have scanners, and I didn't want to, a lot of publicity. Bestenza stayed at my side the whole time I was in the forest. The only time he left my side is when we were ready to come back, we came back to the assembly area and John Burroughs had showed up he hitchhiked out from which time he was not on duty he said I want to go forward and look again at that site I said all right and he said I'll take the stanza with me the two of them that just the two of them went forward and I could see them

the whole time now I wasn't watching them the whole time they may have had an account or they came back and did not say anything they saw anything unusual or day you know no comments we went back to the base. Later, Bostanza and Burroughs said they had an encounter with something. But they never mentioned Larry Warren was not with them. There was just the two of them. And they were never more than 100 yards away, and we could see through the forest. Why would these people fake a whole story like this?

I don't understand why they would make this up. Larry Warren is a very skillful psychopath that can lie like you can't believe. You need to follow his history all the way back from Project Bullpen in the States where he got involved in that if you're familiar with it Sports Amendment of area fraud his fraud in England where he sold John Lennon's glasses hat and jacket where he sold Stevie Vaughn's guitar all Fakes his fake Bud Hopkins paintings. I mean the list is endless. I can give you a list of people that have actually had him he stayed and lived with him for a while until they found out of and just went crazy. He's taken advantage of so many people. Well, Colonel, I don't think in this conversation we've got to the bottom of the Rendlesham mystery, but I've certainly given you a good opportunity to have your rebuttal to Larry Warren and other witnesses. Well, I would suggest

that some really want interested, they need to talk to Peter Robbins. They need to go to his website, Peter Robbins, NY, New York.com, and read his 58 page rebuttal to Larry. So he's the co-author of the book left at Eastgate. He's the guy who wrote the book with Larry Warren, and he was apparently upset with inaccuracies, falsehoods in Larry Warren's story that he discovered subsequently, and he withdrew the manuscript. He withdrew his cooperation with the manuscript.

That is correct. You can read that entire rebuttal by my mentor. in the UFO field, Peter Robbins, about why Larry Warren is a liar. And, I mean, he says it right here. He's been a part of several different cons and frauds in the United States in England. His partner says he wasn't even out there that night. He was in his dorm, drunk. And, yeah.

And that, you know, Colonel Charles Halt, who has documented evidence, of where he was when he was there during the Landers from incident says he could see Capel Green from where he was. There was nothing going on there. There was no landed craft, no alien beings, no superiors shaking the hands of a floating alien entity. Nothing of this sort. So again, the plot thickens. Who do you guys believe? Larry Warren or Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Charles Halt, the former deputy base commander?

I'd love to know. Let me know in the chat. Let me know in the comments below. What do you think? Is Larry Warren a skilled psychopath? As Colonel Charles Halt points out, or is Colonel Charles Halt covering for his superiors and trying to discredit Larry Warren even more? Is Larry Warren telling the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? So help him, John Lennon. I don't know. I don't know, but again, the plot thickens. All right.

We're going to move to my last story for tonight before we get to the second half of the show, guys, our full review of the Soul Symposium that took place in Italy this past weekend with our very own moderator, who was there on the ground for the entire thing. Suzanne will be joining us in a little bit. But we got this one more story. This is pretty interesting. Now, the Galileo Project, as we know, headed by Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, is making the headlines lately for many reasons. The Galileo Project has gone mainstream from the Vegas sphere to Joe Rogan and NASCAR.

This is a headline I never thought I would be putting together for you guys. but here we are none the less. Avi Loeb, director of the Galileo Project, announced that a new state-of-the-art observatory has been installed atop the Las Vegas sphere. Equipped with dual infrared and visible light, all-sky camera arrays, the system marks a major step forward in the scientific search for UFOs and potential ET technology.

Together with two additional stations, forming a precise triangle, the observatories can triangulate unidentified objects to determine their distance, speed, and acceleration with remarkable accuracy. Now, this news was broken on the Joe Rogan podcast this past week with Avi Loeb. So we're going to show a little clip about this. Going further into how the Galileo project got involved with the Vegas sphere.

Has anyone been to that, by the way? Let me know in the chat. has, ooh, I got to hear about that after the commercial break. I want to hear what it's like. I know there's a lot of controversy with the Wizard of Oz that they showed there recently because they used like AI to create. I don't know. I wasn't paying attention to it all, but I want to know what Suzanne was doing at the sphere.

That's interesting. But let's hear why Avi Lowe was at the sphere on the Joe Rogan show, what the connections are with NASCAR and what hell is going on here. This is crazy, crazy stuff. All right, here we go. All right. It is about sphere in Las Vegas. As you know, it's the most impressive venue for entertainment in the world.

Have you been there? Have you seen a show there? I'll tell you. Not only I've been, I've been to the top of the sphere, which is like 120 meters high. Here you see me from inside the sphere. This is the exosphere. By the way, it's covered with LED display. days, we went all the way to the top. Why? Because a year ago, two very distinguished visitors

came to the front door of my home. By the way, lots of interesting people show up at my front door. This was Jim Dolan, who owns the Madison Square Garden, as you know, and also the sphere. And Jane Rosenthal, the CEO of Tribeca enterprises. And they made me an offer that I cannot refuse. And they said, would you be able to put a Galileo project observatory? I'm leading the Galileo project to look for unusual objects around the earth. And they said, could you build an observatory on top of the sphere? Because, you know, Jim Dolan really is interested in science and especially in finding, you know, whether there is some alien intelligence out there. And I said, of course, I will be delighted.

So that was September 2024, one year after the sphere was opened with a U2 concert, as you may know. I don't know if you've been there. I've been there for the UFC. Yeah, UFC, exactly. So anyway, I was there just a few months ago with my research team. We went all the way to the top and installed, as you can see here, an array of infrared cameras that monitors the entire sky above Vegas. at all times. So you can see some of these images show the landscape of Vegas in the background. It's like a freckle, you know, on top of the sphere, the exosphere, which is the biggest display

on Earth, you know. But we measured that there is not much light pollution, actually, and we can operate this observatory. We also put an array of visible light cameras there, and it's operating, Okay, and we hope to see a few million objects over the sky of Vegas and decide whether any of them has Performance that deviates from the envelope of human-made technologies how do we do that we we have the sphere as one point But then we put two copies of that that observatory 10 kilometers away on a triangle and That allows us to look at objects in the sky for from different directions, just like we have two eyes,

so we can gauge the distance. So here we have three eyes looking at the sky above Vegas, and we can tell the distance, the velocity, the acceleration of objects, and ask whether they are lying within the performance envelopes of human-made objects. And that would be amazing. It's very exciting. I see that also as an opportunity

to communicate to the public, the excitement about science. That's what Jim Dolan and Jane Rosenthal really wanted to deliver. And I'm hoping. I'm hoping that we will find something really anomalous, you know, because as we know, the intelligence agencies are reporting to the US Congress about objects they cannot identify. And, you know, that could be two things. They're getting, you know, the defense budget for 2026 is a trillion dollars, okay? If they tell us that with a trillion dollars, there are still objects they cannot identify above the US, they're not doing their job.

They're not doing their job and we should be worried who send these objects? Could it be adversarial nations? That's one possibility which has to do with national security. The second possibility is that it's maybe something from outside of this earth which would be even more significant. So either way, we need to figure this out. And I don't think I'm wasting my time leading the Galileo project to figure out whether there are anomalies, you know, that go beyond human-made technologies because if it turns out that

all the objects are human-made, I will be happy to deliver the set of sensors we developed with the machine learning software that we developed to the Department of War so that they can employ it for national security purposes. So my time was not wasted as a scientist. I'm doing something useful to society. The Department of War can use it, have no problem. Everything made by humans, by the way, is boring as far as I'm concerned. I want to see something from outside the solar system, which is not what the government should be about. The government should worry about national security, not about what lies outside the solar system.

That's my job definition as an astrophysicist, okay? And so I feel that this is worthy pursuing, but the Galileo project is really the first organized project that constructed a reliable set of... sensors in an observatory configuration that does systematic study of the sky to collect millions of objects in the sky per year. We have three observatories. One in Las Vegas, as I mentioned. And by the way, this is the first time it's mentioned publicly.

So that's amazing. And another one in Massachusetts and a third one in Pennsylvania. They were all funded by people who approached me and said, here. is the money. Here is the money. Love it. It's so weird to hear the man who once said, I will

never work with the government. Now saying that he would easily hand over his technology to the Department of War. Dumbest fucking name I've ever heard. I'm sorry. Department of

War. Give me a break. yeah exactly pat calligar it's just weird it's weird hearing him say like yeah totally like i'll give my technology to the department of war but

the reason I'm bringing this up is because now that he has this array on top of the sphere interesting cool it's being triangulated with two other observatories awesome Like Galileo Project, I'm all for it.

I'm all for getting the word out there about the Galileo Project. There are hundreds of students working on the Galileo Project, advisory board members, other scientists, members of SETI. This is a valiant effort. Will it remain valiant is my question. And who's going to get their hands in the pot of this? I hope not the government. I can tell you that much.

But the real reason I bring this up is because it has gone mainstream. Avi Loeb was now on Joe Rogan talking about it. Vegas now has one of his things there. But that's not it. Because now NASCAR is involved with the Galileo Project. This is crazy. So Avi Lobe just wrote an article over on Medium about this. He just attended a NASCAR race in California.

And he had this to say in the article. This is interesting. On October 25th, 2025, I attended the NASCAR race in Bakersfield, California. The racers were all ecstatic about the interstellar object, 3-Ey Atlas, because of its high speed of 68 kilometers per second on its approach to per helion on October 29, 2025. 3-Ey Atlas is 600 times faster than the best. of these NASCAR. One of the qualified NASCAR racers, Alex Malik, was so impressed by the eight anomalies of 3-E-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-R-E-A-R-E-E-A-R-E-E-A-R-E-E-R-E-E-E-R-E-E-E-Race-ROS-E-RUS

course was filmed by Netflix for a documentary to be released in mid-20206. Next to Alex's car, I met one of the contenders to the NASCAR championship. Vito Kinsella, a 14-year-old high schooler who started racing at age four following a family tradition. Let me see here. I told Vito that if he has any questions on how physics might help to enhance the performance of his car, I'd be glad. glad to serve as a scientific advisor.

Alex gave a brilliant tutorial on various techniques used to improve the performance of race cars. It occurred to me that there might be room for feature improvements, taking advantage of small effects like heat redistribution on the expansion of the car's frame. So here you have Avi Loeb. Now, he could be a pick crew member in NASCAR. he could completely revolutionize the speeds at which these NASCAR go, these stock cars, I should say. Crazy stuff.

Here's the last paragraph from Avi Loeb's article, because I love this. As I was leaving the parking lot, Alex and Vito came to shake my hand, and they asked, is Three-Eye Atlas a natural comet or alien technology? Just tell us. And Avi Loeb replied that a picture, is worth a thousand words. The highest resolution images of 3-Eye Atlas were taken by the high-rise camera

on board the Mars reconnaissance orbiter on October 2nd with 30 kilometers per pixel and a first sideways view relative to the direction of the sun. Unfortunately, the release of this data is delayed by the U.S. government shutdown. The disappointment on the faces of Alex and Vito made it clear that, the delay is contradictory to the NASCAR spirit. I think this is awesome. Look, I've made it very apparent publicly on Twitter, on YouTube. I have my issues with Avi Loeb and behind the scenes of how he handles podcasters, interviewers.

It is obvious. It is clear as day that this man is enjoying his moment in the sun. Whether it's Rogan, whether it's NASCAR, whether it's the millions of interviews he does every single week, that it's gotten to his head. I'm just going to say it. This happens a lot with scientists. Look, you have to have an ego to be a scientist. and nonetheless to be a scientist who is willing to go against the grain. I'm not defending him.

I am acknowledging that I will most likely, unless he ever apologizes to me personally, I will never interview Avi Loeb again for various reasons that I will not share here. I've shared them on Twitter. And the way he's treated several of my colleagues in the UFO podcasting world. and things he's done and things he said to them. If you want a prime example, please head on over to my very good friend, Ty's YouTube channel,

Total Disclosure. He talked all about his experience with Bobby Love and what happened. Very sad, very disappointed. Nonetheless, Ty and I are both adult enough to, while we may acknowledge what we've... No one goes to Hank's first spreadsheets.

They go for a darn good... pizza. Lately though, the shop's been quiet. So Hank decides to bring back the $1 slice. He asks co-pilot in Microsoft Excel to look at his sales and costs to help him see if he can afford it. Co-pilot shows Hank where the money's going and which little extras make the dollar slice work. Now Hank says a line out the door. Hank makes the pizza. Copilot handles the spreadsheets. Learn more at M365 copilot.com slash work. encountered with this man personally and privately, we do think the work he's doing with the Galileo project is very important.

And I will continue to acknowledge that and promote it. Unless he hands over all the technology to the government for billions of dollars. Now we got a problem. Then we got a big problem. But yeah, yeah. That's besides the point. I did want to acknowledge, you know, that I have my issues with. Dobby Loeb on and off the record, apparently.

But I do support this. And it looks like he's having a good time at this race. So that's pretty cool. Papa Sprag is in the house. Speaking of race cars. I still remember, guys, this is so cool. I just bought a Green Hornet comic that I won in an auction. And this was a comic book that I had as a kid when I went to my first ever stock car race up in upstate New York, central New York. And I went to that race with my father, my grandfather, and my great-grandfather. Four generations of Spragmen at one race. And, you know, I wasn't so much into the race as I was, this comic book that I had just picked up at a used comic book shop. And I read the, I remember reading the comic while,

the race was going on. But it wasn't even the race itself. It was being with four generations of the Spragman and, uh, man, I'm going to get all teary-eyed. It was just, it was such an incredible day and an incredible memory that I will cherish forever with my father and my grandfather and my great grandfather out there at the races. But this is cool. This is cool. Nonetheless, um, okay. Hello, Papa Sprague. So good to see you in the chat. Give me this dude's number. I'll take care of it.

Always looking out for me, Dad. I love you, man. I love you. Let's go to that poll. Now, I asked you guys, according to our Avi Loeb story tonight, do you think Avi Loeb's Galileo project will actually capture

undeniable evidence of UFOs? Out of 89 votes, 22% of you said yes, science will finally prove it. 30% of you said, maybe government will block it. 28% of you said doubtful, data will be inconclusive. And 19% of you said, no, more publicity than science. So there you go, guys. There's the poll for tonight.

I know Ty over at Total Disclosure and I have our own thoughts and opinions on off you low but i was so happy to hear you guys in your thoughts as well no matter what we are wishing the best for the galileo project because they're doing incredible work that's for sure um okay coming to you guys in just in little under an hour or so um brand new episode of the podcast and it is your favorite series witness accounts we have a brand new volume with a handful of your listener UFO stories. So that'll be dropping on the main feed very soon. It'll be right here on YouTube as well tomorrow night, Monday night.

And yeah, yeah, I can't wait for you guys to hear this one. Got a few of my friends from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. A lot of Canadians in this episode. So that's pretty cool as well. So you can find that new witness accounts episode on the podcast main feed very soon. And speaking of the podcast, I'm going to mention it one more time. Rate and review the podcast on Apple and on Spotify. On Spotify in the comments for the episode.

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