The Pascal is down

breaking through to the other side

One of the real interesting things about what I do (record Sc-Fi world) is I learn new Sci-Fi words. Like when I recorded the voice saying, “Mike is laiton.” AI had no definition for it until I found the definition and told AI the definition then AI said I was correct but the word isn’t used much. It’s being phased out. Only astronomy nutters still use the word.

This morning I was finishing up on the review from Feb. 24th session. It is non-stop Alien Sounds from start to finish. At time point 1:12:17 a male voice says, “We’re reminding you Pascals down.” I’ll post the audio even though you won’t probably here it. It’s X2 with the first audio in clean up mode.

There’s a lot of interest in UFO’s right now. I don’t think our government has ever shown so much interest in UFO’s and they want us to know all they know. Their dark secrets. Doubt it. What if they’re pressured to tell—atmospheric pressure.

Many eyewitnesses claim that UFO’s don’t make sound. Doesn’t everything in motion make some kind of sound, especially if it has some kind of propulsion system. But could an eyewitness hear a UFO’s propulsion system 10,000 feet or more below the craft? What if you’re just a couple hundred feet below it or less, would it make sound as it flew by?

Here’s a few possible fly by’s from just a couple hundred feet under the craft—I speculate, and nobody else is even doing what I am doing so give me a little credibility.

Time point 1:00:35

Time point 1:17:34

21hrs ago—Daily Mail—Pentagon issues bombshell announcement about egg-shaped UFO