There is the most spectacular UFO footage filmed near Area 51, which filmmaker James Fox believes is a “holy grail of evidence” in the mystery of UFO phenomena. In his recent interview with famous podcaster Joe Rogan, Mr. Fox revealed that he had seen the video of a real UFO hovering over a car in the desert. The video showed the inside of the car with the two men freaking out as a disc-shaped craft flew over the vehicle, illuminating the interior of the car with a mysterious light.
Fox, which specializes in UFO documentaries, tells the story of a UFO video shown to him by Chuck Clark, a former military man and amateur astronomer who lived near Area 51. This event occurred in the early 1990s, when Bob Lazar’s story was all over the media and people were flocking to the area to see what was going on.
Fox said Clark saw something strange at Area 51 and was helping him with his documentary “UFOs: 50 Years of Denial” when he invited Fox to watch a VHS tape that he said would make his “jaw hit the floor.” Fox drove 16 hours to Clark’s double-wide trailer near Rachel, Nevada, where they sat down to watch the video.
The video showed two people filming through the window of their car as they drove to Area 51. They were joking around, posing for pictures next to the Little A’Le’Inn, and listening to music until the car suddenly stopped. The camera was left running, and the men’s voices could be heard arguing about something as they appeared to be trying to crawl under the seats. Suddenly, one of them shouted, “It went over us! Get down, get down!”
According to Mr. Fox, the yellow-orange light that was captured on the VHS tape of the UFO sighting near Area 51 was unlike any other light he had ever seen before. The light source was positioned directly above the car and shone down on it, illuminating the interior of the vehicle in a strange and unusual way.
The object emitted a very intense and bright yellow-orange hue. Fox said it was not like the light from a regular searchlight or helicopter, as the light source was not visible. Instead, it was only the effects of the light that were visible, in the form of moving and changing shadows inside the car.
“The shadows inside the car, you couldn’t see the light. You could only see the effects of the light. The shadows inside the car were moving weirdly as if the light source was on a pendulum. So all the shadows, I’ve never seen anything like that. Inside the car, the movement was very fluid, super smooth and fluid. It wasn’t an abrupt stop or a sudden pull back, and it was all fluid.”
Chuck Clark, a military watchdog, revealed in June 2003 that the government had buried sensors on public land. Clark had discovered the sensors using his own detectors and sensors, but they were already well known to the security forces guarding the base. Clark was followed by the “guys in camouflage” and picked up by cameras and other sensors. He spent years exploring the outer reaches of the secret base, taking photos from distant vantage points and compiling information from public sources. He also wrote a guide for visitors to the base. Clark’s legal troubles began when he exposed the existence of spying equipment hidden on public land. The base was the most sensitive military technology testing ground in 67 years.
The way the light was described by Fox suggests that it was not something that could be easily explained by conventional means. It is possible that the light was emitted by some kind of advanced technology that is not yet known to the general public. However, without further evidence or analysis, the true nature of the yellow-orange light remains a mystery. In Impaulsive with Logan Paul, Mr. Fox told Logan Paul about this footage. Paul expressed interest in seeing the footage and ended up going to Chuck Clark’s house in the middle of the desert with a crew and $100,000 in cash to try to buy the footage. However, Chuck Clark refused to sell it, and Logan ended up filming it with a hidden camera.
According to UFO enthusiast Joe Murgia, Ross, who goes by the Twitter handle UfoWatchdog, contacted Clark in 2020, and Clark agreed to let Ross watch the tape. Ross also informed James Fox that he would watch the video, and Fox told him that Logan Paul was interested in purchasing it. (Source)
Ross met Logan in the small town, and Logan said he wanted to buy the footage as an investment. Ross agreed that he would obtain the tape and analyze it before its release, and Logan agreed to the terms.
According to Ross, the UFO footage was filmed just after dusk in 1994. The two witnesses in the vehicle were clearly frightened. The two huddled together in the car. One of them got out of the car while the second begged him not to. The name Bob or Robert was heard on the tape. The witnesses were clearly frightened. There was an orange light illuminating the interior of the vehicle, which was somewhat disorganized, and it appeared that the two witnesses were on a trip. There is daylight video footage of the Nevada desert.
The object filmed appeared to be between 50 and 100 feet above the car and was clearly structured. Ross said the copy he saw had three clips and was approximately 3 minutes and 30 seconds long. The two witnesses were reportedly concerned that they had filmed a secret military craft and asked a friend to make a copy in a professional editing studio.
Logan watched the tape with Ross and brought $200,000 in cash to buy it, but Clark refused to accept any money. Ross wanted to analyze the tape and find out the identities of the people on it, so he asked Clark what he would do if a ton of money was offered. Clark said he would refuse. Ross eventually got the name of the person who gave Clark the tape, but that person had died of cancer a few months before Ross contacted him.
Ross later discovered that Logan had secretly recorded the footage with a hidden camera. Ross was upset that he had been invited to Clark’s house and had not known that Logan had secretly recorded the tape. Ross contacted Clark to apologize and explain the situation. Clark was understanding and Ross’s relationship with him is still good. Clark still has the tape and has hinted that he may release it.
