The Theory of Synthetic Alien Soldiers

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0:30 Speaker 3 Sunday morning. Well, Memorial Day weekend with us today is Steve Kates. What’s going on in the skies? And I love when we talk about what’s going on on Mars and then on the moon. And my son was telling me about Neptune the other day, all the strange things that are going on. Well, Steve Kate’s Sunday morning, where

0:50 do you want to start this morning?

0:52 Speaker 2 Well, good morning, John, and the great Memorial Day weekend as we salute, of course thoses have died in the service of our country, a solemn week. But John, let’s continue on the conversation. Everywhere it seems the discussion of potential alien life out there. And I’d like to dig deeper into this because recently many people may have heard

1:12 that Xtia scientist doctor Hal Putov, and also some other deep dive scientists in the CIA realm, like doctor Eric Davis, gave us some information which is yet unsubstantiated, that from these crash retrievals that many in the government say, like David Grush whistleblower, that we’ve talked about now being maybe four distinct types of alien extraterrestrials, one being the Grays,

1:38 the other these tall blonde Nordics, the reptilians. God help us imagine that John and these ones that look like insects, but a deeper dive John into these grays. In some of these allegs autopsy, you know, examinations, some have said that when they dug deeper into the body, what came out was like a bunch of cotton, as if these

2:00 were just synthetic in other words, not actually extraterrestrials in the sense. But maybe the Grays are more like the little foot soldiers, being more robotic and maybe synthesized. So the story continues. Nobody knows for sure, but it sure keeps our imagination strong, doesn’t it.

2:17 Speaker 3 John Well, I thought, you know, he said they said for varieties, right, Well, according to star Trek, there’s at least fifty seven.

2:28 Speaker 2 That’s true. You know, I don’t want to laugh at the whole subject, John, But from science, all we need, obviously the understatement that everybody out there would probably say, hey, doctor guy, we know this. Let’s get some evidence because of all the time John, of the eighty plus years or more here, let’s say, just in the United States

2:47 and about the world studying this, give us at least some shred of credible evidence.

2:53 Speaker 3 But at least a clear picture instead of a picture from the nineteen fifties exactly.

3:00 Speaker 2 But the beat goes on, and it’s interesting. We’ll continue to cover it on our Doctor Sky experience as other good hosts here on the station. But John shifting gears, Let’s talk more about space, the reality of going to the stars Elon musk and has soon to be launched, if it hasn’t already been launched, the Starship twelve. What’s

3:17 this whole rocket? The most powerful rocket, John, in the world, sixteen million pounds of thrust with thirty three raptor engines. The great Apollo Saturn five got to seven and a half million pounds. But they’re going to be testing a brand new booster, and they’re also going to be testing the Gentry Starship. That’s the piece on top of the

3:37 big booster that eventually, if all goes well, and we hope it does, send people to the Moon, Mars and beyond. And it’s a very interesting story because this rocket, every time they launched it in the past they had damaged John at the launched pads. So they’ve improved what they call the flame and water recovery system on the bottom

3:58 so they don’t have to rebuild the launch fad every time they launch a rocket. So elon Musk doing great things, but it gets better. John. Listen to this story, folks, this is amazing. Space X will intentionally slam a booster from a previous rocket that they’ve had in space a long time ago, a Falcon nine. They’re gonna slam John,

4:21 and they’re looking to target an area of the Moon. The forty five foot Booster rocket will be slammed into the Moon on or about August the fifth. Now, people with small telescopes, this may be something you bet yours truly will be out there and we’ll talk more about it.

4:36 They’re doing it so they can test what kind of impact crater dust you get. So if we’re landing on the Moon. We want to know what size of all objects do to release this debris from craters. It’s slammed into none other than a crater named Einstein, So, Jennen, that’s a fascinating thing and intentional.

4:53 Speaker 3 And the truth is they you know, there’s so many rumors that and even somebody astronauts talk about it, that the Moon may be hollow. But the truth is, I don’t know what the truth is.

5:07 Speaker 2 Well, John, here’s some facts. When the Apollo astronauts sent their seismometers on the Moon, the Apollo astronauts there was a distinctive ringing in the Moon, meaning that’s somewhere deep down in the Moon. It may be not one hundred percent hollow. Obviously that’s not proven science. But the density and composition of the Moon is distinctly different than that

5:27 of the Earth. And we see a minimal, if no, magnetic field on the Moon. But there’s been many movies, John, that came out talking about the hollowness of the Moon and who knows what that is. But that’s more on the sci fi side. Now, if we move on to other strange things in the universe, we call it the

5:45 mystery of the week. What’s happening here, John, is we’re hearing from meteorologists around the world that we’re set up for a super El Nino event. And the distinction between El Nino and La Nino is this El Nino is warmer water in the Pacific which can cause different amounts of weather conditions, whereas the opposite of the La Nina

6:05 is the colder water and it changes the weather. But space scientists, John, have they even talked about this? Since all weather comes from the Sun. A new theory is that these magnetic waves move from the poles of the Sun over the course of the solar cycle, and once they meet at the equator, they can change the event

6:24 time between what happens as far as a big or a minimal solar cycle. So, to keep it simple, the longer time between these termination events, the weaker the solar cycle. But what is it enough to do with the El Nino.

6:37 Obviously all weather comes from the Sun, so we really don’t know the true definition of the solar cycle. But in Earth terms, we can expect this to happen, meaning what the super al Nino could start as early as July all over to the end of the year. The scientists say there’s a ninety six percent chance that that

6:54 will be a strong one, and this particular thing will change warm the weather. So we’ll have over here in the west coast of the United States warmer and wetter. In the southern part of the United States it’ll be cooler and wetter. So John, in simple terms, or weather comes from the sun. This al Nino can affect us

7:13 in good and bad ways. But we’ll keep you posted on the big changes.

7:17 Speaker 3 Uh well, doctor Sky and Steve Kates. There’s also Finally, the United Nations and other world organizations say that we were wrong about climate change. And I’ve always said that, and maybe we should talk about it next week in more detail, because I’ve always said that planet Earth is a living entity making constant adjustments on what’s going on.

7:48 I’ll give you one example when the people say, well CO two has gone up, and you know the real reason the COEO two has gone up. The planet Earth made an adjustment. If you have seven billion people living in the world, and all of a sudden you need enough food for eight billion people, the CO two has

8:10 to go up to create more plant life for people to eat the extra billion people to eat. But we’ll talk more about it than thear future.

8:19 Speaker 2 Right John, And just quickly in closing also to go along the same lines about how the Earth can heal itself. Evidence shows that a solar storm from twelve thousand years ago was five hundred times the big one in eighteen fifty nine. And you’re right, and scientists are studying more that the Earth has this healing effect. It’s not that

8:37 we should be rabid polluters that, John. It’s an amazing planet and we haven’t yet found another one like it out there in the universe.