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Well, you mentioned that there's underwater UFOs.
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They've been tracked for decades.
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I mean, that makes a lot of sense because we've really explored the oceans barely at all.
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Like, what, and probably 95% of the oceans have been completely unexplored.
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And two thirds of the earth is covered.
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So are there actual alien bases, bottom of the ocean and so forth?
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There are both human and non-human assets that have been in the ocean.
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Like Atlantis, kind of?
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Well, I do know that out in that area, there are some strange phenomena.
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And what area do you mean?
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Like what you speak of the beauty of a trying.
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For me to try something.
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Okay, I heard about this in the 80s.
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We're playing with just disappeared and so forth.
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And you're saying that's a real thing?
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That was a underwater covert human array, a electromagnetic array.
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There's a similar one down to South Pole.
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We had a new whistleblower with Raytheon.
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Describe a mile under the ice, these neutrino light emitters and detectors that are down there at the South Pole, not Antarctica, South Pole.
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And you can look at his testimony, Eric Hickor, who is down there for a year at that base.
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And so there's a lot of unusual things that are placed under the ocean.
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Then there have been extraterrestrial vehicles.
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And I understand even bases that could be deep because they can go through any medium.
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Some people call it transmedium.
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In other words, you can go through water, solid rock, et cetera, and so on.
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So the technology allows for passing straight through solid matter.
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Well, yeah, because you said teleportation is a real thing.
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And this is what you're talking about.
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No, that's separate.
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A teleportation is based on quantum entanglement, but basically what Einstein called the Spooky Effect, where you have, you could have the same particle two places simultaneously.
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So teleportation would be it's here here and it's through a quantum entanglement resonance, whereas something that would pass, that would look 3D.
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Even the sun shining on it could pass straight through into a mountain because the resonant frequency of the matter and the electronics of that craft calls it to mostly be unaligned with the matrix that's called it a matter in this dimension.
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So it gets a little esoteric, but if you can visualize my body, you know, 640 and 220.
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If you were to take out all the space between the atoms and molecules, all the mass of my body would fit on the tip of a needle of a pen.
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All right, so, but it's this size.
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So what if you took this a little bit out of angular momentum frequency, then this body could walk right through that wall, and my atoms would not touch those atoms?
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Because you're going between the atoms?
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Yes. Because you're passing in the space between.
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All right. I mean, it gets into some esoteric physics.
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Yeah, that's pretty wild.
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