Most Insane UFO Encounter Ever? 🛸

One of history's most compelling UFO encounters has to be that of the story run by French paranormal magazine Top Secret in the late '7s. Sent in by an anonymous source. The story surrounds the American submarine the USS Trang, which during a training mission within the Arctic in the March of 1971 would capture some of the most astonishing UFO photos ever released to the public. The images purport to show an encounter with numerous alien-like craft which after emerging from the depths below were either shot at and destroyed or as some of the images suggest simply observed and photographed. Over the subsequent years, many internet sleuths have looked into the event and indeed the accompanying photographs either with an eye to debunk their validity or indeed prove their authenticity. The original images released by the magazine are still to be found circulating the internet. However, thanks to this research, highresolution originals were later uploaded to the web. These have allowed for the confirmation of many forensic details such as the distancing and patterning of the sub's periscope crosshairs. The quality of the photos has also allowed for them to be examined for doctoring. These investigations have all concluded that they are indeed real. On July 8th, 2015, investigator and former Navy pilot Steve Marillo was asked to make a phone call by request of researcher Alex Mistreda to Admiral Sackett, who was the captain of the USS Trapong during the supposed event. Admiral Sackett was gracious enough to take the call, but steered away from any questions surrounding UFO encounters. The admiral told him, quote, "I only saw ice." He could not identify what was in the pictures. John Kla, also confirmed as being on the Trapang in the March of 1971, said that neither himself or anyone else on board saw anything unusual while in the Arctic. He found the investigation interesting reading, but didn't know what the pictures represent. Yet, the plot thickens once one becomes aware of attempted official discrediting of the images, which would circulate over the years, with the strongest of these dismissive arguments indicating that the objects nothing more than oldworld ship targets. Zeppelin-like craft, which would indeed be carried aboard ships, set a float for the subs and their crews to do realworld combat drills upon. These targets obliterated and sent to the depths below, with some of the ascertained images indeed seeming to display these exact craft, possibly confirming that this was indeed the purpose of the overall mission. Yet, this does not explain the many differing craft visible in the other images, or indeed why neither the captain or the crew members spoken to by researchers were able to identify what the images displayed. Regardless of whether they have been sworn to secrecy, these ship targets are well known as being within the public domain. Thus, why the admiral or his crew member would not identify them is maybe proof of a cover up, but also maybe simply due to an oath of secrecy. Either way, it does not confirm nor deny the target theory as a legitimate explanation. Perhaps these were indeed prototype test targets. Yet, this still does not explain the original anonymous report made to the magazine of them indeed having been alien craft, some of which fired upon and destroyed during a routine training mission within the Arctic Circle, a source which the magazine continues to resist, giving up to the public. Freedom of Information Act requests have produced interesting documents surrounding the Trabang's activities during this time with weapons testing indeed mentioned within the Arctic. These coinciding with the inflatable target theory. Yet, it has been regularly mentioned that the sub was not accompanied by any tailing vessels, vessels which would be needed to carry targets. Quote, "From February to March 1971, the nuclear attack submarine operated beneath the northern ice cap, conducting extensive tests to provide data for her weapon systems, as well as carrying out scientific experiments concerning the movement, composition, and geological history of the cap itself. This activity could indeed have disturbed something deep beneath the ice. Something the Trappon captured in its periscope and something not only the entire crew deny seeing, but one of them thought so important the world know of. They released it to the public. Perhaps the weapons testing was to see if they could down objects made of alien materials. Perhaps they were indeed reverse engineered prototypes of alien origin. Whatever they were, the mystery surrounding their true origins is something which we continue to find highly compelling. There's a new video this morning that some say may be proof we're not alone in the universe. A UFO in the form of a bright light is seen descending over the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. The video is said to be taken over the weekend. Uh then suddenly the light shoots up into the sky. There you see it. Another video from a different angle appears to show the light doing the same thing. Those clips have gone viral now. I thought you What's wrong with you? Whoa, it's getting close. On a pitch black night off the coast of California, newly leaked video allegedly shows one of the US Navy's stealth ships tracking an unknown object in the sky. Then after a few minutes, splashed mark bearing a range. The 2019 footage obtained by filmmaker Jeremy Corbel, who last month released another video of an upside down pyramid UFO hovering above a Navy destroyer. Get out of your mama. We'll say Kenyalty. Stop catchy. Yuck. Want to move on out of that mysterious close encounter. This object you see here was caught on camera flying past the SpaceX rocket just minutes after liftoff last week. Just 12 minutes after the astronauts left planet Earth Friday morning, part of the Falcon 9 rocket separates from the Dragon. That's when some kind of object flies between the two. Take a closer look in slow motion. But what exactly was that object seen early in the flight? Sources telling us it appears to be ice. D. Hey. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat.