What exactly are UFOs? This question, which has persisted for decades, may lack a straightforward answer. Descriptions of these enigmatic objects range from alien spacecraft to interdimensional vehicles, and they are linked to various unusual occurrences. Several whistleblowers have alleged that the U.S. government holds materials from UFOs recovered at crash sites, yet the specifics of these materials remain unknown.<\/p>\n
UFO filmmaker Jeremy Corbell asserts: \u201cUFOs are real, and we\u2019re no closer to understanding what a UFO truly is, who operates them, where they are from, what their intent is, or what they represent to humankind. So when the public in general sees that on the news, it\u2019s like, \u201cOkay, yeah, we all kind of thought that because we\u2019re seeing them. Thanks, government, but nothing\u2019s really answered.\u201d<\/p>\n
On Steve-O\u2019s podcast, Corbell explored various hypotheses concerning UAPs\/UFO phenomena. He proposed that UFOs could be anything from interplanetary ships to terrestrial, non-terrestrial, or interdimensional entities. Introducing the concept of \u201cextratemporal\u201d to describe UFOs, Corbell indicated that many scientists on UFO-related projects suggest these vehicles might use gravitational propulsion, a yet-to-be-fully-understood technology. This technology could warp time and space, implying these vehicles could come from another era, thus the term \u201cextratemporal.\u201d<\/p>\n
Corbell pointed out that the replication or reverse engineering of these alien technologies is hampered by our current scientific knowledge. He commented on the significant barriers to understanding UFOs, noting that our material science is insufficiently advanced to accurately replicate UFO materials and technology.<\/p>\n
\u201cThese craft can move; they call it transmedium. From space through air without a sonic boom, they can move at speed and into the sea without disturbance, without slowing down. That\u2019s transmedium. So the idea of how do they do that with physics? Some people say, \u2018Well, the craft\u2019s skin, you know, it\u2019s like hydrophobic; when you go in, it just slips in.\u2019 But really what we\u2019re seeing is objects that appear to move in ways that our physics understands; we just can\u2019t replicate gravitational fields,\u201d Corbell says.<\/p>\n
He also speculated that UFOs might employ techniques like time travel or gravity manipulation to execute these extraordinary maneuvers. He suggested the possibility that controlling gravity could allow them to generate a type of force field around their craft, which would enable movements that defy our current understanding of physics.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, Corbell discussed how UFOs transition from space to Earth\u2019s atmosphere, and even underwater, seamlessly and silently, possibly due to their ability to manipulate gravity, which facilitates their smooth movement across different mediums.<\/p>\n