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I would like to apologise for the entire roswell thing, really, our bad

Me: *Watches ONE conspiracy video* Ads: ALIENS

Arthur C. Clarke "Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."

Five years later and this video is still astronomically better (no pun intended) than nearly 100% of production documentaries and docuseries out there. Great job!

Alien 1: “should we make contact?” Alien 2: “nah, lets just fuck with them for a few decades and get really shitty pictures taken of us”

Bet that guy getting chased by the police couldn’t have imagined that a ufo would’ve saved his ass

The description of the craft in the Zamora Incident is creepily similar to the description of the more recent tic tac sighting by those Navy pilots

In case you're curious, I actually have an off-the-cuff explanation for the balloonists' observations. At the time, I don't believe that "ghost lights" were adequately understood. Considering the consistency between the balloon-adjacent observations and their location in a desert setting, I believe those can be explained. Apparently, when air layers of vastly differing densities meet, reflection and refraction can both occur. Since weather balloons are made of highly reflective materials, layers of air in vastly different densities could have acted as a mirror, reflecting the light reflected off the balloon back down to the ground. Since both the balloon and the air layers are in constant motion, the reflections would appear to behave erratically. If a detailed description of the craft were given, as in the example with the binoculars or the radar-confirmed sightings, then this explanation could be dismissed, but since the descriptions seem to be of the "lights in the sky" variety, this seems a reasonable explanation. Having observed ghost lights on two occasions, once in the famous location of Marfa, TX, and again in the red clay semi-desert of South Texas, I can confirm that they are very jarring, even to a scientist. They are still not well understood by most people, including those in academic fields, and people's personal experiences with them are rare, difficult to replicate, and disparate in their details. The only thing that ties them together is that they are always simply points of light or streaks of light. They are never objects with a definite shape or details, pointing to their origin as reflections of sources of light. I was actually lucky enough on one occasion to observe one of these lights approach me rapidly to what appeared to be a very close distance, with co-witnesses present. I was further lucky enough to have a partner willing to run toward the supposed object while I remained stationary in order to better understand the phenomenon (we're both scientists). While the "object" appeared stationary to me, my partner found the "object" to be unapproachable, seeming to recede as she approached it in the desert scrub. These types of encounters appear rare and usually occur at night, but they are sufficiently predictable to finally have an explainable cause, and are in fact, optical illusions. I'm still interested in other cases. The D.C. incident, in particular, is quite remarkable.

Imagine having advanced enough technology to fly to other solar systems and visit other planets and being detected by 1952 radars

"Yo, watch me pass from their Capital" "You wouldn't dare" "Observe"

I've also wondered why there are no high quality photos until two of my friends started wildlife photography and I've seen their pictures of bears and wolves. "If you look really close here you can see..." That picture of a bear can just as likely be a cat or Bigfoot...

In all UFO cases, the Zamora tic tac case will always be my favourite because of how logical and unargumentable the story was. But I thought that Zamora's UFO and the declassified three Pentagon videos might be related since they both are white tic tacs flying at an intense speed. That might be a great plot to the whole UFO series.

These are probably just 16 year old aliens who just got their flying license and are messing around in their dad’s flying saucer And now they might not graduate because they're in trouble with the galactic government for breaking the code of secrecy

Me: “Oh, a video on UFOs?” Ads: “The moon is a spaceship.”

Imagine if an advanced alien civilization who figured out interstellar travel and stuff has just been sending weird balloons to earth for hundreds of years just to confuse the hell out of us

Right now is a great time to watch this again

This man could be talking about a fly landing on my food and he would still make it sound mysterious and interesting wtf

I clicked on this video expecting you to tear down UFO sightings like you did the Bermuda Triangle, but 19 minutes in, you got me believing in aliens

The thing that Lonnie Zamora witnessed, could it perhaps be an early military VTOL experiment?

This is so crazy to watch after the congress meeting 🤯

it still amazes me how your videos are better than 99% of high budget documentaries

'bout to be abducted by aliens' Me: Just *LEMMiGO*

i just want to say that your kennedy video got me addicted to your content like its just soooo goooodd like i cannot express how good it is like fr your content is better then all the netflix originals movies combined.

In my opinion, the balance of probability is the most helpful guidepost when available data are not sufficient to support a conclusion. Is it more likely that Pentagon officials know that there are extraterrestrial UFOs and they're covering them up or that Pentagon officials also don't know what the unknown phenomena are and they're giving out wild guesses as answers because they don't want to look stupid?

I feel for the guys in the military who have to come up with something to say to the public when they have no clue.

When you do a better job at researching UFOs in a single video than channels dedicated to it.

The Zamora Incident. The description of a welding torch-like blue/orange flame accompanied by a roaring sound that increases in pitch is very congruent with an afterburning turbojet engine. I'm aware of at least one afterburning turbojet-powered experimental craft from the early-to-mid 1960's: The Apollo LLTV--Lunar Landing Training Vehicle, nicknamed the "Flying Bedstead." It wasn't a sleek oval thing, but more of a booth-at-the-end-of-a-scaffolding-clusterfuck but I'm willing to believe the USAF in 1964 had at least one powered lift turbojet experimental aircraft. The "It went completely silent" thing...feels like an embellishment. I'm willing to bet a cop stumbled on a military test flight for a project that ultimately went nowhere. That insignia looks to me like a "this way up" sign.

I remember hearing about the Zamora incident a few years back on blameitonjorge's channel. While there are many head scratchers about the case the most interesting bit of information came from one of the people who were a part of project blue book. He noted that usually when a sighting like this happens the military would always seem to jokingly downplay it. For that particular case things were different. There was a far more serious and somber attitude about it. Almost as if whatever happened they knew it wasn't from them and that genuinely spooked them. And the final thing I wanted to touch on. Yeah a lot of things can be faked now but any IT or video editor knows how to check raw footage data to be able to tell if any digital manipulation has occurred. Yeah it wouldn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt, but it would prove if something was captured in camera or not.

You know the video is good when it's been 30 min and you say "it's over? ALREADY?!"

Lemino is the embodiment of quality over quantity

Incredible video, so much info packed into this and the visuals really add to it

In 1990 my mother and I saw something very similar on the North Yorkshire moors between Whitby and Goathland (patterns and looping) to 11:50 There were two lights (in the dark- it was at night) far away looping each other in the sky, circling then they both whizzed off over the horizon in seconds. This occurrence was only a mile or so away from RAF Fylingdales therefore it was, presumably, something to do with them; or it was something involved or linked to them. It was incredible to see! Wonderful video btw LEMMiNO. Thanks

This is probably one of the best channels on UKposts

Keneth Arnold never described them as "flying saucers". He described them as half moons, or delta shaped, but their movement was like a saucer bouncing in the water. It was the press who misunderstood it, and popularized the term.

I'm not sure why but I love the line "I want to believe but I'm just not sure what I'm supposed to believe in."

Another great video dude. Keep up the great work, I appreciate your content.

Welcome to Lemmino where he can make you not believe about Bermuda triangle and believing Aliens at the same time

Not sure what's rarer, a UFO or a Lemmino video!

Excellent presentation, got the essence of the phenomena spot on. Now all we need is the truth behind what is being witnessed in all these cases/ sightings. That should prove to be mind blowing once it is fully known.

I died at "close encounters of the trick or treat kind". I'll just be haunting here until you get around ghosts. 👻 One of the major problems with a lot of these older cases is that the evidence is writing on paper. We can't evaluate the individuals because they're dead or their memories are old enough that there's a serious risk they've potentially internalized a belief in something they knowingly made up. We can read the testimony of those who recorded them and decided if the witnesses were being truthful, but we've since learned that no one has that intuition for truthfulness even though they feel certain they do - it's a survivorship bias. You believe you have that intuition until you catch someone you trusted in a lie that proves you don't and why try to catch them when you're convinced they're truthful? There are so many layers of questions on top of questions with these accounts that it makes them difficult, if not impossible to believe. But the largest problem I have with it is the patterns of sightings. They invariably come after one of two things happens - an event convinces people to look to the skies for weird things or reevaluate recent weird experience in the light of UFO thoughts; or a new technology comes out that just happens to be related to either the explanation or the way evidence was observed or recorded. Of the ones presented here, the only one that has enough credibility to be concerning is the 1952 lights over DC. But as a noted skeptic, Phillip Klass pointed out, such sightings sharply declined as the technology improved. I don't know how I feel about the thermal inversion explanation, it's not a phenomenon I understand well and it's obvious the Air Force wanted the public to calm down and stop flooding them with UFO sightings when they're focused on looking for Soviet sightings. That said, the lack of consistent sightings cuts both ways - just as it makes extra terrestrial explanations unlikely, it also makes weather an unlikely explanation because we'd have seen it often enough to have figured it out by now if it was just a common weather condition. The movements (including them lining up with radar) strongly suggest it was a mirage-like effect, but it needs a light source that was there those 2+ weeks and never again. Particularly since (not mentioned in the video) aircraft ABOVE the phenomenon were unable to visually confirm what others were seeing, which strongly points to optical phenomena. And, yes, radar is still optical even if it's outside the visual range. And that wavelength difference can be the difference between reflection of radar and refraction of visible light. SOMETHING happened then, but it doesn't really make sense for it to be just weather or ET.

"I want to believe, but I'm not sure what to believe in" AKA the human condition

"not some blob of pixels as if it was filmed by a Japanese adult film studio" best line I've ever heard

Out of all these, the Lonnie Zamora case is the most intriguing. The most logical explanation is that he saw a classified, experimental craft or project.

To be honest that documentary you showed at the beginning is hilarious, me and my friend got drunk and had a good laugh the entire time.

I have watched your content for over 4 years and it still does not cease to be entertaining. I cannot grasp how much your channel has improved from ranking memes to making these videos. Please have your own TV show and may God bless you.

"A close encounter with the trick-or-treat kind." Best line ever 😂

Finally someone taking a common sense veiw of the facts and asking the right questions. Great research. Thanks heaps👍

I am eager to see what LEMMiNO produces post Senate hearing on UAF's.

What have I learned: The military denies everything.

I worked with a guy once who told me that in the 1950s his father, about 12 years old at the time, stuck a bingo chip to a window and took a photo of it. He then showed kids at school the picture of this "flying saucer". A couple of weeks later the RCMP paid him a visit and questioned him about it. He was so scared of getting in trouble that he did not them the truth.

Excellent video. Thank you for uploading and sharing!!

I'm on a binge of these. Every single one is Quality > Quantity. They're so well made. GG.

You either make something incredibly eerie or incredibly cheerful. I have to go to bed in 20 minutes tf am I doing

Lemmino’s video content is better than National Geographic.

They teleport. That makes more sense to me then flying 100 million miles an hour.

Dude if you did a video on the Roswell incident it would be crazy

I like how he said “balloonist” like it was the most ridiculous thing he’s said

It's very rare to find a UKposts channel with such high quality of videos. Professionally made, well narrated and all in all good entertainment. Keep it up LEMMiNO :-)

The Americans had a prototype disc shaped aeroplane at around the end of the war. The Vought V-173. A military cover-up isn't always the explanation either, because incompetence exists and it could have just been two departments not communicating well and the initial story spiralling out of control.

The only image that comes to mind when thinking about the Zamora case for me is the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle. It had about the dimensions of the described vehicle, and it used a thruster that produced invisible flames. Though I higly doubt that they were just flying around the desert in such an experimental craft, especially with its limited fuel storage.

Can we take a moment to appreciate the sheer amount of luck the criminal that Lonnie Zamorra was chasing had? You know your life as a criminal is paying off when even the aliens have got your back.

2017: 30 minute videos 2018:1 hour videos 2019: 20 hour videos.

I found this channel by watching Moistcritikal's livestreams and I've been binging them for a few days now. I'm amazed that I had never heard of this channel before, because these are some of the most interesting and well made video essays that I've ever seen. Keep up the awesome work!

Imagine developing space travel and coming all the way to Earth, just to play peek-a-boo inside some random dudes house. 😂

After WWII the aliens were just checking if we all alright and we didn't exterminate ourselves 1 year later edit: damn guys chill, I was just making a joke

This is my first video of this kind, and I already get alien conspiracy ads

Best content on UKposts love you videos keep on doing it

The best editing on UKposts. Period.

This is some high quality stuff, I would pay for this.

“Watch me freak out a couple of human jets.” “Alright bet.”

Lemino, your videos are excellent

The “ pixelated like an Japanese adult film” line is under appreciated

Only around 2 or 3 ads in this video when he could easily put in over 8 if he wanted to. God bless you man

"pEoPlE aRe NoT aSkInG tHe RiGhT qUeStIoNs"

Love the fact that Harvard is currently starting the Galileo project to study UFOs.

I feel like this became relevant after the recent UAP sightings and whistleblower shannanigans.

Thanks to the ad I now know that our Moon is drivable and goes through inter dimensional portals.

In the distant future, I could see a group of teens flying their UFOs to distant planets to fuck with other species.

Anyone here after seeing whistleblower David Grusch’s claims? It’s interesting watching this from a new perspective, especially since the government has since released videos of UAP footage.

30 minutes well this essay can wait!

*Here comes the MIB. Open the door “Lemmino”*

bro the amount of research this guy does is insane... i wouldn't even be able to focus as hard to get a quarter of the info!

I love your UFO videos, i wish you'd do more

I’m guessing the next upload will be in year review of 2017

The first 2 minutes: "Pffttt... There's no way this video is going to contain 30 minutes of solid content about UFO sightings." At the 15-minute mark: "Holy crap I could watch this all day!". Seriously though, the quality and the amount of effort put into these videos are insane.

The Zamora UFO is very reminiscent of the more recent tic tac UFO sighting.

Lemmino really has to make another UFO video after the hearing

"The military denied the existence of such a craft" Literally everyone: Ooooh what a shocker!

Giant nuclear device detaches from a UFO in the middle of Seattle and falls to the ground US Government: "Ahh don't worry, just a kite"

We miss you Lemmino! I just know your gunna come back with a banger!

I remember one story about a ufo incident where a csx coal train in paintsville kentucky reportedly hit a ufo, another happened in the 1950s when a monon railroad freight train spotted some sort of ufo following them, a third one was in either the 60s or 70s (i cant remember the exact date) where a C&O engineer saw a ufo and said ufo was apparently atracted to the locomotive's engine sound, so he started and turned off the motor multiple times before the ufo left, crazy.

"I want to believe but I'm just not sure what to believe in"

You are the definition of quality > quantity :)

Thx we love your UFO Documentary it's explained in great Detail and is well 0ut together can u try to do one on cryptids and sea monsters.

Dude! You need a part 2 of this video with more Unknowns, I'd watch it to 1M.

I got an alien documentary ad and i watched the whole 10 min ad thinking it was the video

Man I sometimes wish one of these things would just land so they could tell us how to build one so we can get out of here lol

From personal experience, the UFOs from 12:35 in the video are incredibly similar to the ones I have seen. Mines were in a circular shape, with three lights visible on each one of the two, and they moved in a fashion where one would "scout" the area ahead out, pause, and the other would repeat. Its interesting how similar cases can be, while the sightings being thousands of miles away.

The most underrated lemmino video