Weird to see myself mentioned 5:55 Assuming that’s the article I think it is. (The one from the Huntsville business journal) The author of that article they are reading allegedly was threatened for publishing that. I’ve been planning an update on that topic soon
^ I’m with this guy. The first chapter was so informative & I still reference parts of it whenever the industry comes up in conversations. But even more than that we all just want a new Barely Sociable upload, period!
11:14 what Joe just said actually makes a lot of sense with Commander David's story. I remember him saying that after they saw the UAP it ended up at the location they were heading towards.
Still doesn't change the fact that there are 49 million kangaroos in Australia and 3.5 million people in Uruguay. wich means that if the kangaroos decided to invade Uruguay, each person would have to fight 14 kangaroos.......
There are 1.412 billion people in China, and 333 million people in the USA, meaning every American would have to fight 4 Chinese. Yep, even your fat aunt in the La-Z-Boy would have to take on 4 people. Better hope they never decide they want to expand a little. Oh, India also has 1.4 billion too :)
....I was talking to the guy in charge of counting the kangaroos and turns out he's dyslexic so that figure might not be correct. Besides, they are really hard to count because they all look alike and move very fast.
That's a fact they get lost relocated and basically don't exist so the government or whatever they working on can get credit elsewhere or another thing they get wiped out SMh Tesla had lots of ideas that disappeared when he died 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
UFOS, Aliens, death ray, an earthquake machine, time travel Logline: An eccentric genius survives as an outcast in America. Synopsis: Nikola Tesla is a dreamer with a poetic touch. Childhood experiments with his father Milutin lead to a lifetime of ESP and an ability to perceive inventions in his mind before building them. At age 12 he visualizes the principle of a rotating magnetic field. Nikola develops plans for an induction motor that becomes his first step toward the successful use of alternating current. The scientist has few allies. Mark Twain is a friend he trusts. Tesla never has a home in America, choosing instead to live in hotels. His ‘battle of the currents’ with Edison is fought in our story. During the final decades of his life, Tesla withdraws into a New York hotel, only granting interviews and making annual public appearances on his birthdays. At these conferences he proposes future inventions, but his accounts are frequently distorted by the popular media. When he mentions contacting aliens using his free energy device, American newspapers quoted him as saying he is a ‘well known leader sent from Venus to aid mankind’. After Tesla dies in 1943, the FBI discovers his proposals for advanced weaponry. Men in Black Barnes and Tanner search for information about the ‘death ray machine’ as world conflict looms. They 'confiscated all of his files and inventions. JOHN TRUMP was one of the spies that held responsibility for that theft. He became DJ's stepparent. His real father was General George S Patton. Compare photos side by side. You will KNOW the truth. Nikola Tesla was an alien given the task of saving human beings from self-destruction. Why did his mission fail? Help me produce the AI 3D screenplay adapted from my book Tesla A Child of Light.
I can't stand the idiocy of some conspiracy theories. A little critical thinking here would dispel any notions of this lady going back to China. The most important of which, the US Department of Defense wouldn't keep shelling money out until 2018 if the project's leading scientist defected to a adversarial nation state, lol. This was just some top secret program conducted by the US intelligence agencies.
Interesting how the latest Why Files episode talks about many people who discovered anti gravity and similar technologies to then get involved with the department of defence and end up silenced, research lost and dead
Yeah that was the episode of Why Files that pissed me off so much I had to turn it off. Not because anything AJ did but how goddam disgraceful that The Energy Bloc killed folks to keep us from getting great gas mileage. Puts the lie to anything "green" an oil company ever says or does....
The chinese scientist died here in the United States she did not go back home. Someone tracked down her recently and confirmed through family she passed.
@@erinfreize she continued her work up until her death though her mental state at the end obviously was as sharp as when she was younger but she was dedicated to the cause and not China as some tried to presume.
She disappeared because she started her own company and was working defense contracts for the US government. People thought she vanished because she obviously couldn’t keep publishing papers after contracting for the government.
He actually claimed I think in the same episode that he had never heard of why files..... man if that's true he would absolutely fall in love and binge every minute of it.....
The Why files did an video about her. He said that she disappeared for 13 yrs and then mysteriously reappeared and like a month or so later she was hit by a car and suffered severe brain damage and whoever hit her with the car was never identified.
Nah, AJ has fallen too deep into the commercialized rabbit hole. Nowadays AJ just spouts anything and his subjects are repetitive. I stopped watching him 8 months ago.
@@MAGGOT_VOMIT You clearly don't understand his channel. He talks about what the comments ask for then properly debunks what he can at the end. "Spouts anything" is just silly. I guess I can't expect you to understand like that though since it's been 8 months for you and things change
@@JmariPalmer-e5h Conformist, also not sure for a fact so he just go with the flow. His target is to make interesting topics for clicks, be like water my friend. 😊
11:12 “The Russians have a TOON-AMI torpedo” Then he hears Joe pronounce tsunami correctly, then dude still pronounces it incorrectly….sounding like a British kid that makes grilled cheeses at night…
He is stupid as it gets. Thinks there are super intelligent aliens that avoid detection of all cameras, radars, humans yet fcking crash a spaceships and not once but multiple times? Cmon, dude is on too much weed.
I used to work at a chemical plant in Florida. This particular plant was (at the time) apparently the only one of its kind in the world which specifically produced a gas that is considerably dangerous not only due to its potential applications, but also simply because of its toxicity to our health and the environment. It's certainly worth mentioning that this plant would eventually cease all operations after May 4th, 2023 due to a catastrophic explosion. So why am I saying all of this? Although I have always been curious about UFO's/UAP's, and fascinated by the stories of close encounters by others, I had never had any kind of an encounter or an occurrence of my own... until one night at this plant. I was walking (outside) to the break room (different building from our work area). While enroute to the break room, out of the corner of my eye, I caught a very obvious singular light in the night sky. This light was MUCH TOO high to be a street light, and FAR TOO low to be a star or anything like that. It was a single solid white light (very much resembling a street light), but again, this light would have had to be on a tower at least 200-400feet in the air. There was no such tower in the vicinity that I was looking. I got a solid 4-5 full seconds of staring at this light before it literally shot in a single line out of sight into the darkness, no sound, no nothing else beyond that. It was one of the strangest things I had ever witnessed and still to this day leaves me with a feeling of the unknown. I will probably never know what it was, but it absolutely dawned on me that it could very well be some kind of special drone sent to spy on that plant to see what we were making or something along those lines. Very strange.
Orbs are real. Plasmoids. Sentient beings made of Plasma which is gas at an atomic level. Like the stars. These entities are 1000% real and have influenced Humanity’s development since the beginning. Of course I have no proof but from what I hear listening to crazy conspiracy theorists is that we will know soon. Easter 2026 and we should have a spiritual awakening. I truly feel Chris Bledsoe is the real deal. If not, he needs a career in Hollyweird because he’s either sincere or the BEST actor since Kevin Spacey. Read his book UFO of God. Whether you are science religion both or neither it’s compelling to say the least. Happy hunting TruthSeekers!!!
He needs to bring Robert Sepehr on the show if they're going to talk about this stuff. These people have no idea what they're talking about or where this is coming from.
They did magnet research several decades ago; it was public. They had a magnet encased chamber, and they could levitate things, frogs, spiders, other non metalic living things. Theoretically, this was a force field: you could smash it into a wall hard enough to break the wall, and the things inside were unaffected. G-forces were nullified by the field. The trouble was (or is) that the amount of energy had to be so great, and the magnet so heavy, you couldn't make one and propel it, one large enough to hold a person or persons. I presume that someone has since figured out how to manipulate gravitons.
Huntsville resident here and it is the absolute hotspot for engineering, specifically for the military with it also the home of the Redstone Arsenal. As an engineer and surrounded by them some of the projects people hint towards working on are outside most peoples imagination.
I’m up at AMCOM a lot working with UH60’s and other boring helicopter stuff. Also keep getting sidetracked into Uncle Bucks Boobie Bungalow. What kinda neat stuff goes on up there???
The US trains Chinese students all the time in PhD and postdoctoral training. And a lot of them go back to China with that knowledge. Interesting system
@@shawnmcdoge2215because that’s what you’re being told to do. China all the rich use for their goods for max profit. 30% of our economy is based off them. You think we are going to push them?
@@5jr.racing982what's with this "we" stuff?. WE, aren't allowed to know what they have... although some of us are lucky enough to have witnessed things when THEY run ops.
Saw the Triangle in 2001. Flew over me very slow and did 90° turns like it had no momentum. It barely made a hum like a electric substation with a slight jetson cartoon car noise
Joe, the Chinese woman, they tracked her. I've seen a video about her the other day... She worked for the US government until the late 2010s, suffered an accident, her son took care of her until she died in 2020 or 2021, something like that.
Bruh. In a book called Angels of War: Talion (published 2019), the Villains that use anti-matter torpedoes to trigger tsunamis globally and it was called Poseidon. The first book talked about a planned pandemic and political divide lolol
@@jimmcfarland9318 lol. I know. But the premise is the same. High-yield boom devices that trigger tsunamis, anti-matter in the fictional story and nuclear IRL.
I hate that they always say most sightings occur in North America when it’s happened EVERYWHERE it’s just not documented or mass reported cuz of population density
From her Wiki page: Death In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after. On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78. All this was confirmed with her son.
Don't know if Joe or Jamie ever read the comments, but they really need to get in touch with Martin Tamjar at Dresden University. He'll has all the tea on Eugene Podkletnov, and what Ning Li / Douglas Torr were trying to accomplish at NASA JPL in Huntsville. Martin did a ton of work in the 2000s trying to replicate this work.
Joe is reportedly friends with AJ's brother, Gino. AJ and Gino were on Joe's show some time ago but it would be great to see them back now that the Why Files have grown pretty big.
@@LarryLonson so yes, the general premise of the original movie is that these creatures travel to other planets to hunt native species for sport and DNA sampling used for their species’ evolution. But let’s go a smudge deeper than that in the 2018 addition… a predator leaves his home planet and comes to earth, it’s implied he’s fleeing. It crashes on earth and accidentally gifts it’s alien tech to an American soldier and he hides it. Military aquires the alien body. Another larger, more evolved predator is hunting the first predator to recover this defector and it’s alien tech. Big fight ensues. Humans learn how to use the tech. Humans defeat aliens and keep the tech.
The tsar bomba was so massive, they had to attach huge chutes to it in order to slow it down. It had an altimeter detonator so it would automatically detonate at a predetermined altitude and the pilots who dropped it were fully aware that it was essentially a suicide mission as they expected the blast wave to knock their plane out of the sky. The seismic shockwave that was produced was felt circling the entire earth several times around. The craziest part? It was only HALF of the original payload.. Edit: the 3 dingos below this comment are the reason why it's so hard to get people to stop saying the word r*tard
Not close. When Mount Saint Helens went off, it moved over a cubic mile of compressed rock, alone producing an explosion bigger than all of mankind’s explosions combined at that time. That didn’t do anything to axis. If Yellowstone blew, maybe something would happen.
So you're saying, if we were to put a million rockets on one side of the planet, we could move the earth? They would have to reach into space enough that they were no longer pushing on our atmosphere in order for that to work. If it were that easy, enough cars driving in the same direction would force the earth to spin faster or slower.
Maybe they (aliens) don't have to worry about Gforces and gravity because their crafts do not have life forms but some sort futuristic AI inside? Like a MARS Rover on crack.
Why does that dumb argument always come up that “it only happens in North America“. There are so many reports and videos from all over the world. This is not just an anomaly specific to North America.
This, he noted, is why UFO sightings are a largely American phenomenon - in the U.K., where he comes from, people are more likely to think the anomaly they saw was a ghost.
Sandboxx here on RUclips has a great video about the scientist who disappeared. From what I recall, her and her husband were out for a walk, and she was hit by a car. Her husband despite not being injured ended up dying on the spot from the shock of seeing his wife run over in front of him. She ended up surviving but had been severely injured and from what I remember that included significant brain damage, and she required personal care for the rest of her life. It's a very sad story, and I think the circumstances of the incident are definitely suspicious, however she definitely didn't disappear nor did she go to China. She always remained loyal to the United States.
you can do this with any magnet though, cooling to near absolute 0. do this and a magnet will "lock" into place and hover above or below to whatever it's locked to.
CRAZY FACT: Tzar bomb was 100 KT . The mind-blowing thing is that they actually scaled it down because they initially wanted to make it 300 KT. And it's shockwave went around the earth 3 times.
If you listen to the Terrance Howard interview, a lot of what he was saying goes with what Ning li has said! There’s two types of gravity, one is on a big scale like planets and stars etc. and the other is on a small scale. Ning li called it the magnetic gravity field. I think Terrance is actually on to something there! Even bob lazar more or less said the same thing. He also said there’s two types of gravity and it’s the small scale one that you have to tap into to get anti gravity!
That Tzar bomb at 50 megatons was only delivered at half its potential power because they didn't think that the plane would be far away enough to survive the full power, and to reduce the radiation released
What if you can only see them on, Lucy, or shroooms, and all those other psychological drugs. Would be crazy if we all did acid and could see aliens everywhere, lol
First time I did shrooms I had aliens just watching over me as I had a laughing fit. Great times. Weird but at the time found it hilarious. It was like I knew all along but the visuals helped confirm albeit don’t know if aliens but was the same grey typical alien faces you see.
What I saw reassembled a lot like a drone, but the thing that baffles me is that it made NO SOUND. I was only about 150 feet under it as it flew above my head. I saw it coming from a long ways away. It was traveling pretty fast, flew right over my head without a sound. From what I know drones still make noise. These are something else.
we see these dart in and out of Lake MI my family calls them drones but they are intelligent and can go underwater fast we think our military has this top secret tech. cause we see them going in and out of the most top secret base here in MI also like balls of light at night in the day they seem metallic kind of reflective at the right light.
I can get you an interview with 40 of us that had a 1-hour experience together in San Fernando valley where is 7 crafts silently hovered above us and we're absolutely camouflaged in difficult to see on a blue sky day. There's no doubt what we saw but didn't see and who exactly do you report such a thing to anyway. We saw 7 round circular craft and you can barely see the outer rim or edge of The Craft very difficult to focus on but there's no doubt what we went through
I saw a tictack ufo with my own eyes one time. I was on a flight from Atlanta to DC. I only saw it for a few seconds. Didn't have my camera because it was a business trip. So no photo, but I sure as hell saw one. It was about 25 years ago.
From what I understand, the crew of the bomber that dropped Tzar Bomba was given a 50/50 chance of making it back to base. It was the largest hydrogen bomb ever detonated to date.
In the movie the spirit molecule, Dr. Strassman asked about one woman's experience, and she said while she was under, an entity told her that they were glad they're experimenting with this TECHNOLOGY.
The 1 thing that sways me the other way is the leaps in tech we made after the roswell incident. We evolved very predictably until then. For centuries it was innovation and trial and error to lasers, microwaves, computers, transistor radio, and of course....sputnik and explorer 1 all within 5-10yrs after roswell. Coincidence, maybe 🤷♂️
The mention of rotating superconductors makes me wonder if it is something related to quantum locking which is the ability to use a very cold superconductor to essentially lock something into place in a point of space and make it hover there and moving it from the point it is "locked" into requires you to overcome some seemingly invisible resistance.
Someone mentioned the superconducting thing regarding the video from Afghanistan showing a thermal video of a floating trash heap that kept switching from hot to cold. Someone theorized it has to do with how the superconducting tech works, the blob was unbothered by anything for several minutes of floating, disappeared into a lake. That video still exists
Official records state Dr. Li continued to work at Redstone Arsenal every day until 2014 when Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the UAH campus. This accident unfortunately had a lasting effect on their family. His father, Li’s husband, suffered a heart attack at the moment he saw his wife of 46 years being thrown from the impact. He would pass away a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after. Li lived with George (her son) who took care of his mom for the last six years of her life before she passed away in 2021.
Jo .. I respect you very much .. There is nothing you can say that can change the the mind millions about anti-gravity we have had it for 70 years and they still keep it 🫢
Joe is bogus: "In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after.[1] On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.[12]"
The New Unmanned Submersible " The Manta" is interesting. It's abilities are kinda crazy. The released ones anyway. Point being, when you see how impressive The Manta alone is, you start to think what's behind closed doors is something that can't really be comprehended atm. Tech years beyond what we're even able to imagine
Joe is right on about tuning into frequencies beyond our sober consciousness. When you take ayahuasca for example, without a doubt you can communicate with spirits of various forms, consciousnesses of various forms, but its not a sure thing, things don't have to talk to you, it has to be done with care and respect, its a relationship. And one thing we've neglected is our relationship with nature, the planet on which we reside... She is alive... she is smarter than us.. We have been bad boys..
In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after. On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.
Joe needs to have AJ Gentile from the Why Files on again ASAP ( yes he had him on a long time ago )
Absolutely!
YES!
And we need Hecklefish too.
He was on once, a while back. His brother, Gino, is friends with Joe.
YES! My favorite show! Hecklefish too!
Weird to see myself mentioned 5:55
Assuming that’s the article I think it is. (The one from the Huntsville business journal)
The author of that article they are reading allegedly was threatened for publishing that.
I’ve been planning an update on that topic soon
what up gangster
Cool channel man. Keep it up! ❤
Interesting
It’s because you do great work and the Japanese sos soundtrack slaps btw
^ I’m with this guy. The first chapter was so informative & I still reference parts of it whenever the industry comes up in conversations. But even more than that we all just want a new Barely Sociable upload, period!
It blows my mind how many scientists and inventors mysteriously disappear or die right as they announce a breakthrough.
A lot of breakthroughs in health too
That I say whatever Idea you have keep it to yourself and those closes to you.
Please name just a few known scientists that were killed?
@@falten2 just google it, there has been a few books written on the topic and a bunch of podcast shows
It's scary
11:14 what Joe just said actually makes a lot of sense with Commander David's story. I remember him saying that after they saw the UAP it ended up at the location they were heading towards.
Still doesn't change the fact that there are 49 million kangaroos in Australia and 3.5 million people in Uruguay. wich means that if the kangaroos decided to invade Uruguay, each person would have to fight 14 kangaroos.......
It's the F'ing Emu's all over again!
You bring up strange facts
Ever since the kangaroos invented anti gravity…
This is an inevitability.
I’m putting Uruguay on notice.👍🥃
@@BillMcGirr shut up fool!!!
There are 1.412 billion people in China, and 333 million people in the USA, meaning every American would have to fight 4 Chinese.
Yep, even your fat aunt in the La-Z-Boy would have to take on 4 people.
Better hope they never decide they want to expand a little.
Oh, India also has 1.4 billion too :)
....I was talking to the guy in charge of counting the kangaroos and turns out he's dyslexic so that figure might not be correct. Besides, they are really hard to count because they all look alike and move very fast.
One rule never changes throughout the ages. People who work on great things get burried early as a reward for their work.
Zero Point Energy is proof of that.
That's why it's a good thing Bob Lazar revealed what he did. If he didn't something might have happened to him.
On my
That's a fact they get lost relocated and basically don't exist so the government or whatever they working on can get credit elsewhere or another thing they get wiped out SMh Tesla had lots of ideas that disappeared when he died 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
The lady that supposed to have made time travel disappeared off face of earth where Re you
Time to get AJ GEntile/WHy FILES joe!
AJ was on once with his brother, Gino.
Will he bring his goldfish?
Hecklefish FTW‼️
Haha! Great channel for sure! =)
Hell yeah that would be so awesome
My Favorite is when Joe talks about Aliens bro! I've been deeply interested in this stuff for like 20 years.
UFOS, Aliens, death ray, an earthquake machine, time travel
Logline: An eccentric genius survives as an outcast in America.
Synopsis: Nikola Tesla is a dreamer with a poetic touch.
Childhood experiments with his father Milutin lead to a
lifetime of ESP and an ability to perceive inventions in his mind before building them. At age 12 he visualizes the principle of a rotating
magnetic field. Nikola develops plans for an induction
motor that becomes his first step toward the successful use of alternating current.
The scientist has few allies. Mark Twain is a
friend he trusts. Tesla never has a home in America,
choosing instead to live in hotels. His ‘battle of the
currents’ with Edison is fought in our story.
During the final decades of his life, Tesla withdraws into
a New York hotel, only granting interviews and making
annual public appearances on his birthdays.
At these
conferences he proposes future inventions, but his
accounts are frequently distorted by the popular media.
When he mentions contacting aliens using his free energy
device, American newspapers quoted him as saying he is a ‘well known leader sent from Venus to aid mankind’.
After Tesla dies in 1943, the FBI discovers his proposals
for advanced weaponry. Men in Black Barnes and Tanner
search for information about the ‘death ray machine’ as
world conflict looms. They 'confiscated all of his files and inventions. JOHN TRUMP was one of the spies that held responsibility for that theft. He became DJ's stepparent. His real father was General George S Patton. Compare photos side by side. You will KNOW the truth.
Nikola Tesla was an alien given the task of saving human beings from self-destruction. Why did his mission fail?
Help me produce the AI 3D screenplay adapted from my book Tesla A Child of Light.
Disclosure is Now. And those Nazca mummies were no hoax.
She did not vanish. She passed. Her son still lives in Alabama where she continued her research.
Shh! You're ruining the narrative!
I can't stand the idiocy of some conspiracy theories. A little critical thinking here would dispel any notions of this lady going back to China. The most important of which, the US Department of Defense wouldn't keep shelling money out until 2018 if the project's leading scientist defected to a adversarial nation state, lol. This was just some top secret program conducted by the US intelligence agencies.
These people can't survive without conspiracies. Theyre a joke and so are the people who believe them. Questioning the moon landings is dumb.
Joe won't like this🤣😀
I've helped her learn some of my people's technology! You will all see soon enough... also Roll Tide!
7:06 “she passed away peacefully” “yeah right” lmao
I imagine that if the Government is carrying out assassinations on scientists, it would likely be an instant death that she didnt see coming.
Interesting how the latest Why Files episode talks about many people who discovered anti gravity and similar technologies to then get involved with the department of defence and end up silenced, research lost and dead
I'd surmise Joe watches the Why Files.
Yeah that was the episode of Why Files that pissed me off so much I had to turn it off. Not because anything AJ did but how goddam disgraceful that The Energy Bloc killed folks to keep us from getting great gas mileage. Puts the lie to anything "green" an oil company ever says or does....
@@benjamineshbach6212 AJ from Why files was on JRE
They don't want Elon making a car using it :D
More views from the algorithm
The chinese scientist died here in the United States she did not go back home. Someone tracked down her recently and confirmed through family she passed.
Yes, nothing to see here 😮
@@erinfreize she continued her work up until her death though her mental state at the end obviously was as sharp as when she was younger but she was dedicated to the cause and not China as some tried to presume.
Yeah.. she got hit by a car if I'm not mistaken ..
Why do chinese scientist always die
She disappeared because she started her own company and was working defense contracts for the US government. People thought she vanished because she obviously couldn’t keep publishing papers after contracting for the government.
WhyFiles and JRE are amazing, please have him on your show
No.
@@Flat_Earth_Sophia Bot.
Joe rogan is an idiot.
@Flat_Earth_Addy why not? He reports on a variety of subjects.
@@lawterian What?
Great to see the Triggernometry team on your show Joe. All three of you are great.
Even mentioned Barely Sociable. Awesome. 😎🫡
Joe wasnt reading about it the other day, he watched this weeks why files 😂😅
LMAO literally
Hahahah
He actually claimed I think in the same episode that he had never heard of why files..... man if that's true he would absolutely fall in love and binge every minute of it.....
For real.
Haha yeah
The Why files did an video about her. He said that she disappeared for 13 yrs and then mysteriously reappeared and like a month or so later she was hit by a car and suffered severe brain damage and whoever hit her with the car was never identified.
They did? I watch them faithfully and I don't remember a video about her 😂😂I'm going to have to go back and check for it
It was the episode they just released the other day. @@leighleigh747
Before she got hit, she was approached by ccp to work for them. She refused and china didnt like that.
@@leighleigh747 share the link. Would of been part of the anti gravity episode a few weeks back I think
I heard that on Sand Boxx,not on the Why Files.
We need AJ and heckle fish on the show asap!
No
AJ yes, heckle fish no
Episode 807 jre he’s on that episode the speed weed guys
Nah, AJ has fallen too deep into the commercialized rabbit hole. Nowadays AJ just spouts anything and his subjects are repetitive. I stopped watching him 8 months ago.
@@MAGGOT_VOMIT You clearly don't understand his channel. He talks about what the comments ask for then properly debunks what he can at the end. "Spouts anything" is just silly. I guess I can't expect you to understand like that though since it's been 8 months for you and things change
rogan saying 'we definitely send rovers to mars' and then agreeing with bart sibrel that its all fake the very next day is wild.
Seems more like he's confused about what he believes or maybe Rogan is being fake with his replies to his guests
@@JmariPalmer-e5h Conformist, also not sure for a fact so he just go with the flow. His target is to make interesting topics for clicks, be like water my friend. 😊
@@congli2567people consumed by a social contagion also go with the flow.
Bart Sibrel is proven liar...the ORIGINAL Mr Clickbait Faker. The education system has failed.
...is a hell of a drug😂😂😂😂
11:12
“The Russians have a TOON-AMI torpedo”
Then he hears Joe pronounce tsunami correctly, then dude still pronounces it incorrectly….sounding like a British kid that makes grilled cheeses at night…
take a “bawth”
like bro what…. no 😂 it’s *BATH*
Let's not talk about the fact that hundreds of other scientists, an inventors end up missing and found dead in this field
What field? where? do not go into that field.
Hundreds? 😂
It's almost as if people die anyway under mysterious circumstances sometimes. You're just assuming its relevant because that's interesting
What are you talking about? 🤔
millions
JRE Guests- it's so cool we get to talk about our stuff
Joe- 'so what's up with aliens?'
Joe be like "Have you ever had elk meat?"
Joe: "N-u-c-l-e-a-r Tsunami..........Oh look Mushrooms!!"
This is a Joe Rogan conversation right here
He is stupid as it gets. Thinks there are super intelligent aliens that avoid detection of all cameras, radars, humans yet fcking crash a spaceships and not once but multiple times? Cmon, dude is on too much weed.
I used to work at a chemical plant in Florida. This particular plant was (at the time) apparently the only one of its kind in the world which specifically produced a gas that is considerably dangerous not only due to its potential applications, but also simply because of its toxicity to our health and the environment. It's certainly worth mentioning that this plant would eventually cease all operations after May 4th, 2023 due to a catastrophic explosion. So why am I saying all of this? Although I have always been curious about UFO's/UAP's, and fascinated by the stories of close encounters by others, I had never had any kind of an encounter or an occurrence of my own... until one night at this plant. I was walking (outside) to the break room (different building from our work area). While enroute to the break room, out of the corner of my eye, I caught a very obvious singular light in the night sky. This light was MUCH TOO high to be a street light, and FAR TOO low to be a star or anything like that. It was a single solid white light (very much resembling a street light), but again, this light would have had to be on a tower at least 200-400feet in the air. There was no such tower in the vicinity that I was looking. I got a solid 4-5 full seconds of staring at this light before it literally shot in a single line out of sight into the darkness, no sound, no nothing else beyond that. It was one of the strangest things I had ever witnessed and still to this day leaves me with a feeling of the unknown. I will probably never know what it was, but it absolutely dawned on me that it could very well be some kind of special drone sent to spy on that plant to see what we were making or something along those lines. Very strange.
Orbs are real. Plasmoids. Sentient beings made of Plasma which is gas at an atomic level. Like the stars. These entities are 1000% real and have influenced Humanity’s development since the beginning. Of course I have no proof but from what I hear listening to crazy conspiracy theorists is that we will know soon. Easter 2026 and we should have a spiritual awakening. I truly feel Chris Bledsoe is the real deal. If not, he needs a career in Hollyweird because he’s either sincere or the BEST actor since Kevin Spacey. Read his book UFO of God. Whether you are science religion both or neither it’s compelling to say the least. Happy hunting TruthSeekers!!!
And then the ACID wore OFF 😂😂 bro I need some of that where you at...😅😅😅😅😢😢😢😂😂😂
@@Jblaze211 The first sentence says it all.
A spy drone in the dark wouldn't have lights on it. A spy drone wouldn't have lights on it at all really.
You write with detail. Are you autistic as well?
Ning Li stayed, lived, and worked in the Huntsville Alabama area. She was hit by a car on the campus at UAH. She didn't return to China.
Joe wants Aliens that seed life to exist soooooo hard
Pretty typical for an atheist
Asteroids are seed spreaders.
Me too
He wants panspermia
He wants an alien bear
Joe needs to do an episode with Heckle fish
Fuck no! That shit is so annoying lol. I have to watch the why files version with the fish cut out
Or combination of the 2
lol that fish be having the same thoughts as me. He speaks for the people that dont understand the more complex info that’s being shared w us lol
Heckle fish is so annoying. The rest of the channel is great
😂
He needs to bring Robert Sepehr on the show if they're going to talk about this stuff. These people have no idea what they're talking about or where this is coming from.
Yes! ROBERT SEPEHR!
Yes please 🙏 I've said this before. Gotta have the most dangerous archeologist on
@@benjaminlutz1088 Indeed. Anthropologist tho
YESSSSS
Yes
They did magnet research several decades ago; it was public. They had a magnet encased chamber, and they could levitate things, frogs, spiders, other non metalic living things.
Theoretically, this was a force field: you could smash it into a wall hard enough to break the wall, and the things inside were unaffected. G-forces were nullified by the field.
The trouble was (or is) that the amount of energy had to be so great, and the magnet so heavy, you couldn't make one and propel it, one large enough to hold a person or persons.
I presume that someone has since figured out how to manipulate gravitons.
Levitating animals?😮
I'm going to look out for that one.
👍
The Germans did research on that in WW2, quite successfull research even. Die Glocke was a small vehicle being able to defy gravity.
I know a system of antigravity, but it's my big frustration because I can't do anything to experiment and bring it to the world. My life as usual😔
The lights in the new studio add at least 20 years to how old Joe looks.
Nah WP just age badly
Or it could be that he's in his 50s and there's something called aging that happens. Look into it man
@@DurhamBull919 that's rac.....oh he's white, my bad
Huntsville resident here and it is the absolute hotspot for engineering, specifically for the military with it also the home of the Redstone Arsenal. As an engineer and surrounded by them some of the projects people hint towards working on are outside most peoples imagination.
I’m up at AMCOM a lot working with UH60’s and other boring helicopter stuff. Also keep getting sidetracked into Uncle Bucks Boobie Bungalow.
What kinda neat stuff goes on up there???
Like “ sky Dreadnought”!!😁
I don't understand why people get confused when they hear technology and Alabama... It's not like NASA hasn't been there for decades or anything.
That's why ppl don't trust the govt now
I like how Jamie shushed Joe at 6:41 lol
Same
"Isn't it kind of ironic that the thing that might kill us all looks like a mushroom" 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Legendary line.
Talk about enlightenment lol
There is always a mushroom that looks like something
@@dilshersingh1568if you know what I mean 😉
@@dilshersingh1568 fair point 😂 they form some weird unexpected shapes sometimes don’t they
Ive never watched a full 3 hour episode but Id gladly would with AJ
The US trains Chinese students all the time in PhD and postdoctoral training. And a lot of them go back to China with that knowledge. Interesting system
Yea I never understood why everyone is so afraid of "Russia" and just ignores China like they are the stronger of our rivals
@@shawnmcdoge2215because that’s what you’re being told to do. China all the rich use for their goods for max profit. 30% of our economy is based off them. You think we are going to push them?
Canada too, training soldiers for winter fighting our natural defense.
It's called sharing knowledge. Which is what the scientific method is entirely about. Stop being racist.
@@JacksonHansen-r2h do you mean me or the other person?
Joe you and Jamie need to look up the Lockheed Martin TR-3b antigravity craft.
He’s not going to read this comment
TR3B does NOT exist.....we have not discovered antigravity yet😮
I've heard that "TR" stands for the former aerospace company Teledyne Ryan, which would mean it's not made by Lockheed
Raytheon @@XAnihilator
@@5jr.racing982what's with this "we" stuff?. WE, aren't allowed to know what they have... although some of us are lucky enough to have witnessed things when THEY run ops.
i love when they suggest that everyone who has access to nuclear warheads should be tripping on mushrooms
every time I hear the subject of mushroom clouds come up, I think “looks more like a tree to me”
Joe you should look at the information on Salvatore Pais and his anti gravity patents with the US Navy. They can be viewed online.
He's done a couple of interviews and nothing groundbreaking came out of them
@@JH-jy1yebull
Wow what a weirdo you think Joe Rogan is reading your suggestion?
@@FVLMEN Wow what a weirdo to comment something so needlessly harsh.
@@FVLMEN lol, you’re the weirdo for creeping on comments on a subject you dislike. But yeah damn you got me there. Good one.
Saw the Triangle in 2001. Flew over me very slow and did 90° turns like it had no momentum. It barely made a hum like a electric substation with a slight jetson cartoon car noise
Joe, the Chinese woman, they tracked her. I've seen a video about her the other day... She worked for the US government until the late 2010s, suffered an accident, her son took care of her until she died in 2020 or 2021, something like that.
Lots of accidents
"Accident"
She "died"
I came here to write this. I also saw the same video. She died suffering from her issue. It's really sad.
"suffered an accident" classic.
Bruh. In a book called Angels of War: Talion (published 2019), the Villains that use anti-matter torpedoes to trigger tsunamis globally and it was called Poseidon. The first book talked about a planned pandemic and political divide lolol
Russian torpedos named Poseidon are nuclear, cobalt (high radiation)
@@jimmcfarland9318 lol. I know. But the premise is the same. High-yield boom devices that trigger tsunamis, anti-matter in the fictional story and nuclear IRL.
I hate that they always say most sightings occur in North America when it’s happened EVERYWHERE it’s just not documented or mass reported cuz of population density
Literally just been a documentary from Brazil 😂
Truth is it hasn't happened ANYWHERE or we'd have some 1080 quality pics at the very least to look at.
@@troymash8109nah you 🐒 ooh ooh ahh ahh
😂 so if not documented how TF WOULD ANYONE KNOW!!???
From her Wiki page:
Death
In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after. On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.
All this was confirmed with her son.
Li total Li... Li=Lie
When they vanish, they usually end up in a top secret program.
The title of this video is like a JRE Mad Lib jackpot
Its missing grizzly bears on dmt
😂@@christophergreen2106
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." -Dr. Ian Malcolm
Don't know if Joe or Jamie ever read the comments, but they really need to get in touch with Martin Tamjar at Dresden University. He'll has all the tea on Eugene Podkletnov, and what Ning Li / Douglas Torr were trying to accomplish at NASA JPL in Huntsville. Martin did a ton of work in the 2000s trying to replicate this work.
I totally agree with this comment ❤ ^^
Unfortunately they do not read the comments. Joe has said repeatedly that he never reads his own comment section for mental health reasons.
Another episode with AJ Gentile would be one of the BEST! Fingers crossed!!! =]
You nailed it Joe all of the above.its probably multiple things that get seen .so bit of every thing.thanks
She didnt vanish
She just could talk about her work
And she recently passed away
This is a great example of how people misinterpret everything due to lack of information and their own agenda they want to believe in!
Joe, do you watch The Why Files? I hope so!
Joe is reportedly friends with AJ's brother, Gino. AJ and Gino were on Joe's show some time ago but it would be great to see them back now that the Why Files have grown pretty big.
The first 60 seconds of this clip is basically how the Predator works.
Oh yeah? Explain please
@@LarryLonson so yes, the general premise of the original movie is that these creatures travel to other planets to hunt native species for sport and DNA sampling used for their species’ evolution.
But let’s go a smudge deeper than that in the 2018 addition… a predator leaves his home planet and comes to earth, it’s implied he’s fleeing. It crashes on earth and accidentally gifts it’s alien tech to an American soldier and he hides it. Military aquires the alien body. Another larger, more evolved predator is hunting the first predator to recover this defector and it’s alien tech. Big fight ensues. Humans learn how to use the tech. Humans defeat aliens and keep the tech.
joe was not gonna let that mushroom comparison go, he needed to have a discussion about it lol
Ahhh, yes….
San Francisco, where after a hard rain… the streets are paved with peanuts and corn,
The tsar bomba was so massive, they had to attach huge chutes to it in order to slow it down. It had an altimeter detonator so it would automatically detonate at a predetermined altitude and the pilots who dropped it were fully aware that it was essentially a suicide mission as they expected the blast wave to knock their plane out of the sky. The seismic shockwave that was produced was felt circling the entire earth several times around. The craziest part? It was only HALF of the original payload..
Edit: the 3 dingos below this comment are the reason why it's so hard to get people to stop saying the word r*tard
No way it could’ve done anything to the planet. The airplane crew wouldn’t survive if it was the original megatons
Not close. When Mount Saint Helens went off, it moved over a cubic mile of compressed rock, alone producing an explosion bigger than all of mankind’s explosions combined at that time. That didn’t do anything to axis. If Yellowstone blew, maybe something would happen.
@MMattes I love how you dipsticks can only comprehend the last line. It's hysterical actually
@@GladlyKillmore when* Yellowstone blows
So you're saying, if we were to put a million rockets on one side of the planet, we could move the earth? They would have to reach into space enough that they were no longer pushing on our atmosphere in order for that to work. If it were that easy, enough cars driving in the same direction would force the earth to spin faster or slower.
T. Townsend Brown cracked gravity in the 20’s
no
You just say words and hope that it makes sense
More electrokinetic tha electrogravidic
If someone cracked gravity in the 1920's then people all over the World would have done it since lmfao.
@@EvilWizardWeedSheeeeyou should really look up townsend brown, john Hutchinson and bob greenyer
Right at the end joe mentioned a battle going on now. It's between good and evil and I'm sorry he didn't discuss it more.
Mexico have crazy levels of sightings
Demons
Last time I was this early I had to get a new girl
Lmfao
😐
a moment of silence brother 😔
Maybe they (aliens) don't have to worry about Gforces and gravity because their crafts do not have life forms but some sort futuristic AI inside? Like a MARS Rover on crack.
Or like TARS from Interstellar
Or they maybe might possibly potentially have some other technology beyond “anti-gravity” that protects their bodies from the effects of that
Or their body doesn't react to gravity and they are just "slime" with an functioning brain.
also mars rover accomplishment is pretty weak compared to Russian Venus missions.
oh well, that's actually way more probable if not certain.
Why does that dumb argument always come up that “it only happens in North America“.
There are so many reports and videos from all over the world. This is not just an anomaly specific to North America.
it really annoys me when i hear people say this
Because a lot of americans think the world revolves around them.
This, he noted, is why UFO sightings are a largely American phenomenon - in the U.K., where he comes from, people are more likely to think the anomaly they saw was a ghost.
It does only happen In Mexico
@@PrEdAtOr2k that answer makes no sense. The idea itself that “it only happens in America why” is by its nature thinking about other countries
Sandboxx here on RUclips has a great video about the scientist who disappeared. From what I recall, her and her husband were out for a walk, and she was hit by a car. Her husband despite not being injured ended up dying on the spot from the shock of seeing his wife run over in front of him. She ended up surviving but had been severely injured and from what I remember that included significant brain damage, and she required personal care for the rest of her life. It's a very sad story, and I think the circumstances of the incident are definitely suspicious, however she definitely didn't disappear nor did she go to China. She always remained loyal to the United States.
you can do this with any magnet though, cooling to near absolute 0. do this and a magnet will "lock" into place and hover above or below to whatever it's locked to.
Americans see more UFOs than Brits because at least we admit when we are pissed.
Joe loves aliens
Duh lol
Many people all over the world are interested in interstellar civilisations. That’s something human beings aspire to do!
Joe that Chinese lady didn’t vanish she died in Alabama. I am so tired of him reading the internet and not fact check it . 3:00
Amen
You are right. Her son even confirmed this.
I wish I was a Chinese lady.
CRAZY FACT: Tzar bomb was 100 KT . The mind-blowing thing is that they actually scaled it down because they initially wanted to make it 300 KT.
And it's shockwave went around the earth 3 times.
This is 100% a Joe Rogan topic
The why files
Czechoslavakia?!?😂😬🤐
If you listen to the Terrance Howard interview, a lot of what he was saying goes with what Ning li has said! There’s two types of gravity, one is on a big scale like planets and stars etc. and the other is on a small scale. Ning li called it the magnetic gravity field. I think Terrance is actually on to something there! Even bob lazar more or less said the same thing. He also said there’s two types of gravity and it’s the small scale one that you have to tap into to get anti gravity!
Howard is an idiot. He hasn’t tapped into anything. It’s okay to admit he’s a goofball. No more credible than a random guy on the street
Nice of these 2 gentlemen to have Joe on their podcast
That Tzar bomb at 50 megatons was only delivered at half its potential power because they didn't think that the plane would be far away enough to survive the full power, and to reduce the radiation released
Joe is smoking some potent stuff
That chinese women didnt vanish. She went from public research to working for the government.
Err wasn't she hit by a car and suffered severe brain damage?
What if you can only see them on, Lucy, or shroooms, and all those other psychological drugs. Would be crazy if we all did acid and could see aliens everywhere, lol
What is Lucy?
Acid
First time I did shrooms I had aliens just watching over me as I had a laughing fit. Great times. Weird but at the time found it hilarious. It was like I knew all along but the visuals helped confirm albeit don’t know if aliens but was the same grey typical alien faces you see.
Only endogenous
Maybe that's why it's illegal ? 🤔 .. and the fact that they can't control it ($$$)
What I saw reassembled a lot like a drone, but the thing that baffles me is that it made NO SOUND. I was only about 150 feet under it as it flew above my head. I saw it coming from a long ways away. It was traveling pretty fast, flew right over my head without a sound. From what I know drones still make noise. These are something else.
we see these dart in and out of Lake MI my family calls them drones but they are intelligent and can go underwater fast we think our military has this top secret tech. cause we see them going in and out of the most top secret base here in MI also like balls of light at night in the day they seem metallic kind of reflective at the right light.
there was a video on anti gravity on you tube back 2015 the object gets lighter and get transparent through an engineered loop powered system
Coincidentally Americans consume the most amount of weed 😂
And other suspicious substances
You must have higher education right?
@@gkPL79 Right
@@misamarinovik6215 if you finished it in last 100 years then it's 💩 and it's time to revisit history
Wow more than Jamaica
I can get you an interview with 40 of us that had a 1-hour experience together in San Fernando valley where is 7 crafts silently hovered above us and we're absolutely camouflaged in difficult to see on a blue sky day. There's no doubt what we saw but didn't see and who exactly do you report such a thing to anyway. We saw 7 round circular craft and you can barely see the outer rim or edge of The Craft very difficult to focus on but there's no doubt what we went through
I saw a tictack ufo with my own eyes one time. I was on a flight from Atlanta to DC. I only saw it for a few seconds. Didn't have my camera because it was a business trip. So no photo, but I sure as hell saw one. It was about 25 years ago.
Joe doesn't believe we've been to the moon...
I don't know what you just ate, Joe, but your stomach is having a good time dealing with it.
Joe is very good at making up stories to fill the gaps
From what I understand, the crew of the bomber that dropped Tzar Bomba was given a 50/50 chance of making it back to base. It was the largest hydrogen bomb ever detonated to date.
I love how the JRE can turn such a sophisticated topic into a handful of stoner sounding one-liners 🤯 😂😂😂 🥰
In the movie the spirit molecule, Dr. Strassman asked about one woman's experience, and she said while she was under, an entity told her that they were glad they're experimenting with this TECHNOLOGY.
The 1 thing that sways me the other way is the leaps in tech we made after the roswell incident. We evolved very predictably until then. For centuries it was innovation and trial and error to lasers, microwaves, computers, transistor radio, and of course....sputnik and explorer 1 all within 5-10yrs after roswell. Coincidence, maybe 🤷♂️
Joe "Search that up real quick Jamie" Rogan 😂❤
The mention of rotating superconductors makes me wonder if it is something related to quantum locking which is the ability to use a very cold superconductor to essentially lock something into place in a point of space and make it hover there and moving it from the point it is "locked" into requires you to overcome some seemingly invisible resistance.
Someone mentioned the superconducting thing regarding the video from Afghanistan showing a thermal video of a floating trash heap that kept switching from hot to cold. Someone theorized it has to do with how the superconducting tech works, the blob was unbothered by anything for several minutes of floating, disappeared into a lake. That video still exists
I'll put it out there, but "Barely Sociable" did a video about the lady three years ago
Great video btw
I stand in the shadow of an alien and feel stupid. Oh wait. There's no shadow. I swear that I was standing in a shadow.
Official records state Dr. Li continued to work at Redstone Arsenal every day until 2014 when Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the UAH campus. This accident unfortunately had a lasting effect on their family. His father, Li’s husband, suffered a heart attack at the moment he saw his wife of 46 years being thrown from the impact. He would pass away a year later in 2015.
For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after. Li lived with George (her son) who took care of his mom for the last six years of her life before she passed away in 2021.
Jo ..
I respect you very much ..
There is nothing you can say that can change the the mind millions about anti-gravity we have had it for 70 years and they still keep it 🫢
Joe is bogus: "In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after.[1] On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.[12]"
The New Unmanned Submersible " The Manta" is interesting. It's abilities are kinda crazy. The released ones anyway. Point being, when you see how impressive The Manta alone is, you start to think what's behind closed doors is something that can't really be comprehended atm. Tech years beyond what we're even able to imagine
Fascinating guests in this episode. One of them even almost got a sentence out.
Joe you need Jesse Micheals on!!
The best guy on youtube on the UFO topic. His videos are literally UFO gold!
Joe is right on about tuning into frequencies beyond our sober consciousness. When you take ayahuasca for example, without a doubt you can communicate with spirits of various forms, consciousnesses of various forms, but its not a sure thing, things don't have to talk to you, it has to be done with care and respect, its a relationship. And one thing we've neglected is our relationship with nature, the planet on which we reside... She is alive... she is smarter than us.. We have been bad boys..
In 2014, Ning Li was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on the University of Alabama in Huntsville campus. Li’s husband, seeing the accident, suffered a heart attack and died a year later in 2015. For Li, this accident caused permanent brain damage that resulted in Alzheimer’s disease shortly after.
On July 27, 2021, Ning Li died at the age of 78.