Ancient Aliens

By: SALIL RACHID

Mysterious encounters

reported in the same locations

for thousands of years.

In Delphi, you see

aerial phenomena that can be traced back

all the way to ancient times.

Places where mass UFO sightings

are a common occurrence.

The Hudson Valley

exploded with sightings of UFOs.

We're not talking about one or two people seeing something.

The number of witnesses go into the thousands.

Areas known for even stranger

and often disturbing phenomena.

Skinwalker ranch is a place

that produces anomalous lights,

we have cow mutilations,

portals opening up,

giant wolves coming out of these portals.

Could so-called UFO hot spots

reveal important clues about

an Alien presence on Earth?

I think these hot spots

are hugely significant

for our understanding of UFOs.

There is a doorway

in the universe.

Beyond it is the promise of truth.

It demands we question everything

we have ever been taught.

The evidence is all around us.

The future is right before our eyes.

We are not alone.

We have never been alone.

San Diego. July 15, 2019.

In the middle of an otherwise peaceful night,

the USS Omaha combat information center

records an astonishing event

off the coast of southern California.

An unidentified, oval-shaped craft

is witnessed performing mysterious maneuvers

in restricted airspace around a U.S. Navy destroyer.

It is an amazing piece of footage

showing a UFO hovering over the sea.

And then, apparently, descending into the ocean.

When the footage is leaked to the public

by investigative filmmaker Jeremy corbell two years later,

its authenticity is quickly confirmed by the Pentagon.

I knew that it would strike a chord.

You can see the structure

of the craft being oval or circular.

You can see that it doesn't have these plumes of exhaust

or heat trails or any traditional propulsion.

What you're seeing is a technology

that is so far advanced

from anything that we have ever created

or shown in the theater of war,

which is where we show our greatest technologies.

The strange incident was more than intriguing

to UFO researchers,

not only because of how the craft maneuvered,

but also because of the area where it appeared.

Off the coast of San Diego in California

is somewhere that UFOs or uaps

have been appearing regularly for decades.

Since 1995,

more than 1,000 UFO sightings

have been reported in the San Diego area.

All these reports of sightings were not just made up.

They can be photographed.

There's something up there,

and sometimes down in the water,

that no one understands.

More and more, the military

is acknowledging that it's interested,

giving credibility to the fact that these things exist.

When you realize that the San Diego naval base

is one of the most restricted naval bases,

restricted areas, in the country,

UFOs are flying back and forth over the ships, over the base.

The number of UFO reports

occurring in San Diego may appear quite significant.

However, it is just one

of several locations around the globe

where similar incidents are often reported

and documented.

Locations that have come to be known as UFO hot spots.

A UFO hot spot is a physical space

where sightings of unusual aerial phenomena are common.

There's usually a perceivable unusual energy at the site.

There's been a long history of sightings at these places.

UFO hot spots are places where UFOs occur

not just across a few years but across decades.

And of course the question becomes,

you know, why are these places so important?

Why is it that UFOs can appear at them

more frequently than anywhere else?

One well-known hot spot in the United States

is the Hudson Valley in New York state.

Here, we not only have dozens of witnesses,

but over a period of years,

we have thousands of witnesses.

Marfa is this mountain range

in Texas,

and it's these strange anomalous lights

that nobody has ever been able to figure out.

It's such a hot spot

that the actual state of Texas

built a viewing station

where people can stop and rest

and watch the marfa lights at night.

The Bermuda Triangle

is also a well-known hot spot as well.

Wiltshire, England is another.

Sedona has become a very popular hot spot.

And skinwalker ranch in northern Utah

is an outstanding example of a hot spot.

Native Americans have said for centuries

that this is a place where supernatural

UFO activity occurs.

It seems that a large proportion

of sightings of UFOs or uaps

in the modern world do take place at-at hot spots.

The perception of so-called UFO hot spots

emerged in the aftermath

of two of the most highly publicized UFO incidents

in U.S. history, which both took place

in 1947.

On June 27, near mount rainier in Washington state,

pilot Kenneth Arnold reported seeing

nine saucer-shaped craft

flying in a coordinated pattern

at a speed of approximately 1,200 miles per hour.

Just one month later, the infamous report

of a UFO crash took place

in Roswell, New Mexico.

The July 8,

1947, headline

went around the world.

In the Roswell daily record,

"flying saucer crashes

into a pasture near Roswell."

You start looking at the timeline,

and what was happening through 1947

and beyond.

Our government,

and other governments, were developing

gigantic, huge storage

and files and folders and departments

that were dedicated to the secret study

of UFOs and ets on our planet.

Over the next two decades,

thousands of additional UFO sightings

were reported around the world,

prompting the U.S. government

to launch an investigation into the phenomenon.

The study was given the code name "Project Blue Book,"

and while the program's official findings were not definitive,

a startling trend appeared in the data.

The renowned j. Allen Hynek,

of Project Blue Book fame,

wrote there's a statistical analysis

that showed when and where these occurrences happened,

and a pattern started to emerge,

such as UFO sightings,

lights in the sky, anomalous activity,

in the American southwest, the northeast,

the Mississippi valley, and UFO researchers

took notice of this

and began to flock to those areas

to conduct their research.

Researchers in the '50s and the '60s,

they went back through the data,

and sometimes, literally, they would get out

a map, and x marks the spot.

And then they would notice,

wait a minute, there are these clusters,

these strange hot spots.

Areas where these events

seem-seem to pile up

for no apparent reason.

What researchers realized

was that 60% to 70%

of UFO sightings in America,

turn up in the same spots over and over again.

And they realized

that there was something about those spots

that was drawing UFO.

If we're trying to solve a mystery,

you want to go to a location that has the most clues.

And these are the locations that could have the clues

to connect our ancient past to our modern reality,

and perhaps give us the answers we're seeking.

Could there really be certain locations on Earth

that attract extraterrestrial visitors,

as ancient astronaut theorists suggest?

Perhaps further clues can be found

by examining what reportedly took place at one such location,

not in modern times,