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Malmstrom UFO Incident | Did UFOs Shut Down Nuclear Missiles at a Military Base?

🕑 Added 2025-07-07 07:00:09 +0000 UTC

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pockets_

My museum has a military drone from early in the Cold War

Red Web

That's incredible! I love that so much

Red Web

Yes!

Brian Findlay

Is there going to be a VOD for the 13 hour live stream to watch later?

Dirk Van Daele

One big problem: distance. Let say there are ten intelligent beings in the Milky Way. With that chance, if you take all the stars you can see, non will have intelligent live. You can see individual stars up to 4.000 light years around you. The Milky Way has a diameter of 100.000 ly. If I'm optimistic travel to the nearest stars will take 10 years. You do not travel that distance with a rocket ship. You need a small planet like an astroid-ship in which a small city can live for generations. Faster than light travel or star gates are still fiction. Most realistic is sending out self replicating robots. One robot traveling for decades is enough to land on an exoplanet and build a base to report back. A galactic federation can not work if it take 10 years and more to receive messages.

Dirk Van Daele

Mountain Dew have creative names which could Mean anything. A Mountain Dew flavor did predict 9/11. Can you tell me if it was Pitch Black, Code Red or Midnight? This is Nostradamus: put a few words together and let people link it to historic events.

girder

The U.S. actually had many unmanned aerial vehicles in service circa 1967. Not quad copter drones like we have today, but they were flown regularly over Vietnam. Another contemporary example were remote controlled helicopter drones like the Gyrodyne QH-50 DASH which was used for anti-submarine work. Actually remote controlled drones were around back in WWII. So the technology was there. Though the shape of the UFO and lack of sound could possibly be replicated by a lit balloon drone.

Chrismayn

alfredo has the wrong mentality about aliens he assumed aliens would come and instantly said they here for war like how do u know they arnt just exploring the universe wondering wats out their alfredo is the reason we have movies where aliens come and we go straight to attack mode like y

Zarathustra

I have been urinating on the camera around HQ. Got to protect my fellow cryptics from the Fredo hunting game. This feels like a war of attrition... We the little, and somewhat cute will win against the Fredo.

Margo Butler

My roommate overheard me listening to this, and she wanted me to suggest the Mountain Dew disaster conspiracy for an episode. Here's an article from a super reliable source ;) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14696391/Conspiracy-theorists-say-Mount-Dew-flavors-predicted-deadly-US-disasters.html

Ace of roses

Fun fact! My mom and I listen to every episode together! We’ve been listening for several year now. It’s a good way for us to connect even though we live in different states 👻

Dinkleberg65

I feel like aliens being confirmed 100% real will be a very bittersweet moment. Like on one hand it'd be dope to know we aren't the only planet with intelligent life. Then on the other its absolutely terrifying because what happens if they decide to destroy or take over our planet 🤔. I look forward to the day we get to step into the intergalactic federation or whatever they call themselves lol

Dirk Van Daele

No, drones are not possible. There was no digital camera yet. No wireless network to transmits pictures to a pilot. You can't fly a drone without camera. A radio controle small aircraft is maybe possible, but flying at night?!