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RED SKY Watch moment mysterious secret new Chinese ‘UFO’ stealth fighter jet takes to skies in latest public flex of muscle
Updated: 0:37, 19 Mar 2025
CHILLING footage shows the moment China's new "UFO-style" stealth fighter jet is spotted for the first time since December.
The menacing war machine and sixth-generation fighter jet has been described by experts as a "super weapon" and the "most advanced ever".
Footage originally uploaded to Chinese social media site Weibo showed the eerie stealth jet circle round in the grey sky ominously.
The impressive and unique new build was first seen in December last year, leaving viewers amazed and also frightened.
The first test flight came on December 26, thought to have been deliberately chosen to coincide with the birthday of infamous Chinese leader Mao Zedong, who founded the People’s Republic of China.
The fighter jet has been unofficially dubbed as the J-36, with new video footage showing its second public test flight.
In the dramatic footage, the jet is seen flying over an overcast urban area, performing sharp and acrobatic turns.
Its triangle-body resembles a UFO, and at times moves like an alien spaceship as it darts around in angular movements.
The large surface area of the jet also gives it a behemoth presence in the skies.
Its iconic silhouette is emphasised by its tailless body - which means the jet uses computers rather than vertical stabilisers to maintain control.
Another crucial advantage of the tailless design is that it makes the stealthy jet much harder to detect with radar.
This will give it a significant edge in stealth missions over other jets which have traditional tails.
The craft is also more aerodynamic and is extremely flat, reducing drag and helping it endure longer-lasting flights. Old and new footage suggest the prototype jet is around 70ft.
The jet is also believed to feature a three-engine configuration, with the third engine being placed above the fuselage.
Many other countries including the U.S. have been racing to obtain a sixth generation fighter jet, and China's test flight of the "J-36" in December was hailed as a massive achievement for Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Euan Graham, an analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, said the new designs "show the willingness of China's aviation industry to experiment and innovate".
"Whatever the merits or demerits, it appears to be a highly original design," he said. "They deserve kudos for that, and should shake off any lingering complacency that the U.S. and its allies always set the pace."
The innovative design has not been officially announced by China, but was reported by state media outlet Global Times.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/33917131/china-ufo-stealth-fighter-jet/
Aliens in Thailand? Villagers claim UFO sightings are common here; vlogger goes to investigate
Last Updated: Mar 19, 2025, 05:34:00 PM IST
Are UFOs real? For the residents of Khao Kala, a mountain region in Thailand, the answer is a resounding yes. Many locals claim they have witnessed unidentified flying objects “at least once” in their lives.
Content creator Travis Leon Price recently visited the area, often dubbed Thailand’s “Area 51,” to explore the mystery surrounding these alleged extraterrestrial encounters.
Price documented his experience in a video shared on social media, where he engaged with a local who insisted that UFOs appear in the sky almost every day.
The local guided him through the area, which features a dedicated UFO club and Buddhist statues where visitors meditate, hoping to communicate with alien beings.
Towards the end of the video, Price participated in a nighttime UFO-watching session, capturing footage of twinkling lights in the sky.
What Social Media Users Said
Price’s footage sparked discussions online, with many sharing their own alleged sightings.
One viewer commented, “I see the orbs too. I have a flight radar and track satellite coordinates to ensure I’m seeing something I can’t explain.
The orbs could very well be military UAVs too or other secret vehicles, but for now, I call them orbs.”
Another user claimed, “I’ve personally seen those things. They look like stars and move in any direction, not too fast, but ..
Some users were eager to visit the site, with one writing, “I totally want to visit this place!!” while another asked, “Do you have a tour guide to facilitate the trip, or do you just need to come up to the mountain to observe?”
The Mystery of Khao Kala
Khao Kala has gained international attention due to its reputation as a UFO hotspot. According to a 2019 CNN report, some believers claim they can hear alien voices while meditating on the hill.
However, locals warn that sightings are not guaranteed, as the appearance of UFOs is said to be unpredictable.
In 2024, the region hosted Thailand’s first-ever UFO music festival.
Attendee Siwadon Chantanasewi told the South China Morning Post, “I was just saying that the aliens probably knew that the event was happening and would seize the chance to show they are real.”
He added, “I thought they might fly past, maybe just pop by for a moment. I had this strong feeling.” Later, Chantanasewi claimed he saw a UFO, describing it as “a very large ship” and “the brightest thing in the sky.”
Comparisons to America’s Area 51
While Khao Kala remains open to the public, its American counterpart, Area 51, is a highly restricted U.S. Air Force base located in Nevada.
Shrouded in secrecy, the base has long been linked to extraterrestrial conspiracy theories.
In 2013, the CIA officially acknowledged Area 51’s existence, but it remains off-limits to civilians, with strict surveillance and a no-fly zone enforced over the area.
Theories about Area 51 range from claims that it houses alien spacecraft recovered from a 1947 crash in Roswell, New Mexico, to speculation that advanced military aircraft are secretly developed there.
In 1989, Robert Ledger, who claimed to have worked inside Area 51, alleged that alien technology was being reverse-engineered at the facility.
Despite numerous public demands for disclosure, the U.S. government has not provided any evidence of extraterrestrial activity at Area 51.
When a social media campaign in 2019 sought to uncover its secrets, the U.S. Air Force issued a stern warning, emphasizing that the base is used for national security operations.
While the debate over UFOs and extraterrestrial life continues, Khao Kala remains a fascinating destination for those intrigued by the unknown.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/aliens-in-thailand-villagers-claim-ufo-sightings-are-common-here-vlogger-goes-to-investigate/articleshow/119211170.cms
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGSnB9fpzi4/
https://www.fastcompany.com/91301211/dan-farah-interview-age-of-disclosure
‘This might be the one thing that could bring parties together’: UFO film director on the surprising bipartisan support in Congress
03-19-2025
For decades, talk of UAPs—unidentified aerial phenomenon, for the uninitiated—was relegated to conspiracy forums and X-Files reruns. Not anymore.
The Age of Disclosure, which premiered to a standing ovation at South by Southwest this month, reframes the conversation with journalistic clarity and a big assist from some of the most powerful people in government going on the record.
With critics and audiences alike buzzing over the documentary, director Dan Farah is pushing the UAP conversation out of the shadows and into the mainstream.
That momentum is owed in large part to the fact that Farah (who is otherwise best known as a producer on the 2018 adaptation of Ready Player One) didn’t just scrape the surface, he went straight to the top.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Mike Rounds, former National Intelligence Director Jim Clapper, and dozens of other government officials lend their voices to a film that’s less “little green men” and more national security urgency.
If disclosure feels like a cultural inflection point, that’s because it just might be. Fast Company spoke with Farah about how he landed these interviews, what shook him the most, and what happens if the truth really is out there.
What sparked your interest in UAPs? It’s not a subject you’ve really explored in your filmmaking before.
I’ve been interested in this topic my whole life. I’m 45, so my childhood was the ’80s and ’90s, and I grew up watching movies like ET and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
It’s just always been a lifelong interest. They made me curious about big questions: Are we alone in the universe? Does the U.S. government know more than they shared with the public?
I was doing research on the topic a few years ago, and I started getting introduced, through some mutual friends, to people who have worked on this topic for the U.S. government.
I started to realize that this is very serious and has incredible bipartisan support at the most senior levels of our government.
At a time when Democrats and Republicans don’t agree on anything, Democratic and Republican leadership agree this is an extremely important topic and should be taken extremely seriously.
The average person doesn’t know that Senator Schumer from the Democratic Party and Senator Rounds from the Republican Party co-sponsored the UAP Disclosure Act that attempted to bring this information out to the public.
When you read the language of that act, it’s shocking. They’re talking about technology of nonhuman origin, they’re talking about all these things that seem very extraordinary but they’re taking it very seriously.
The more I learned about it, and the more I became excited and motivated to make a credible, non-sensationalized documentary on the topic.
When I started socializing my vision for it within intelligence, military, and government circles, I started to get a lot of support.
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Why do you think they offered that support? Why did they agree to sit down for an interview?
I think I was presenting an opportunity that they hadn’t heard before. I was committed to making this independently so they didn’t have to worry about a studio or a network sensationalizing it.
I gave the interview subjects strength in numbers: I was setting off to interview dozens of people and wasn’t asking any one person to go out on a limb.
I had the support early on of a lot of people who were very influential in that space, including Luis Elizondo, Jay Stratton, Christopher Mellon.
They all really believed in what I was trying to do, and not something to do in a “Hollywood” way.
Now, something to keep in mind: Almost all the people I interviewed have knowledge on this topic at a classified level that they obviously cannot talk about.
But there’s a lot of information that they can talk about, and historically they’ve just been discouraged from doing so, or they haven’t had a comfortable opportunity to share what they can lawfully disclose.
To the best of your understanding, why has the government been so secretive?
Historically, there have been understandable and valid reasons for secrecy. And there are also very valid reasons now for making some of the information more known to the public.
For you, what was the most interesting discovery during this process?
An interesting realization that came out of this is just a reminder of how our government works in general. Our elected officials largely pay attention to what their constituents tell them that they want them to pay attention to, right?
So there’s a lot of very senior leadership in our country that knows this is a very serious situation, and they’re not really putting their bandwidth toward it because they’re worried about an historical stigma around the topic, and they’re not sure it’s one of the top issues for their constituents.
I have great respect for the leaders of both parties right now who are taking it very seriously and putting themselves out there like Secretary Rubio, Senator Schumer, Senator Gillibrand, and on the House level people like you Representative Carson, Representative Garcia, Representative Luna—these people are really putting themselves out there.
The film comes at a moment when our two major parties can’t seem to agree on much. I wonder what kind of political implications mutual acknowledging of the issue would have.
This might be the one thing that could actually bring parties together—and maybe bring adversarial nations together: the acknowledgement that we’re not alone in the universe.
But as the documentary points out, there’s also a lot of negative things that could come out of disclosure—it’s just another thing that nations could fight over.
It’s really interesting to think about the fact that people who participated in the documentary share this extremely significant information that has extremely high stakes and impacts us all.
And it’s very serious, yeah, but there’s still so much information they have that is informing their opinion that they can’t disclose, and you wonder what that is.
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What Elon Musk Expects to Find Out About Aliens on Mars
Mar 19, 2025 at 12:26 PM EDT
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk suggested on a Wednesday episode of Senator Ted Cruz's podcast that while humans may not find living aliens on Mars, they could uncover the "ruins of a long-dead alien civilization" when they arrive on the planet—potentially within the next five years.
Why It Matters
Musk, whose company recently rescued NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams from the International Space Station, has long pushed for his vision of colonizing Mars.
Musk's close ties to President Donald Trump, particularly in his role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which is focused on cutting waste and shrinking the federal government—have raised concerns about SpaceX's growing influence on U.S. space policy.
Some lawmakers worry that Musk could steer NASA's priorities further in SpaceX's favor, potentially sidelining competitors like Boeing and creating conflicts of interest.
What To Know
On a Wednesday episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, the Texas Republican's podcast, Musk shared his insights on humans landing on Mars soon.
"What year does man first step foot on Mars," Cruz asked the SpaceX chief, who responded that the soonest would be in 2029, just four years from now.
Cruz followed up by then asking "What do you put the odds of finding either alien life or evidence of alien life [on Mars]?"
"I don't think we are going to find aliens," Musk said, adding, "We may find the ruins of a long-dead alien civilization, that's possible. And we may find subterranean microbial life, that's possible."
He also advocated for building a "self-sustaining city on Mars as quickly as possible," predicting it would likely take around 20 years and require "a million people, maybe a million tons of cargo."
SpaceX's Starship is designed to go to Mars. In January, Musk applauded the rocket and posted on X, formerly Twitter: "Mars is The New World."
What People Are Saying
Roger Wiens, a geologist professor at Purdue University previously told Newsweek: "We have known for a long time that Mars had lakes and rivers, but many people suspect that temperatures were still quite cold, given Mars' distance from the sun."
He later added, "Our confirmation of kaolinite rocks on Mars is further evidence that our sister planet had a very suitable climate in which microbial life could have existed. It justifies our search for ancient life on the Red Planet."
Musk said on X on March 15: "Starship departs for Mars at the end of next year, carrying Optimus. If those landings go well, then human landings may start as soon as 2029, although 2031 is more likely."
Kirill Dmitriev, Russian President Vladimir Putin's special envoy, said at a business forum in Moscow on Tuesday:
Our vision for cooperation with Musk goes beyond just Mars—it's about leveraging the strong expertise within Roscosmos and Rosatom, which could contribute to making a Mars mission more efficient and safer. I believe this dialogue will continue."
What Happens Next
Musk has said SpaceX's Starship is expected to head to Mars in the near future, likely by the end of 2026. The first flight will be uncrewed, with later missions carrying humans.
https://www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-prediction-aliens-mars-2047196
Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDREZmpkIz8
Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKxgaxAVDfM
Dr Steven Greer on Michael Herrera Being Only Person Not Killed for Seeing UFO Encounter
Mar 18, 2025 5:00 PM
Dr. Steven Greer revealed startling developments about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) and covert military operations.
In the spring of 2023, before the election, a team from two black sites planned to release extensive evidence on UAPs, but only a fraction made it to the public.
While Jake Barber's involvement was briefly showcased, a substantial amount of material remains unreleased due to concerns about potential chaos and insufficient preparations at higher government levels.
Dr. Greer disclosed that these revelations were to be distributed via a blockchain system but were halted for security reasons.
Additionally, Michael Herrera, who witnessed a disturbing incident involving an octagon-shaped UFO and unmarked U.S. forces in Indonesia, survived to tell the tale—a rarity according to Dr. Greer.
Herrera and his unit were threatened, had their belongings confiscated, and were forced to sign non-disclosure agreements, instilling fear in his comrades.
Initially believing they had stumbled upon a narcotics operation, it was later revealed that those involved were part of a disturbing psionic experimentation program, a revelation that shocked both Herrera and the public.
https://www.vladtv.com/article/310050/dr-steven-greer-on-michael-herrera-being-only-person-not-killed-for-seeing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw17yP6Xtto