Nasa Ufo's : The evidence.
This is the deepest investigation ever made about some breakthrough footage that was filmed by NASA. This footage records high numbers of disc shaped objects, ambiguously classified, and until now, unidentifiable as any known phenomenon. UFOlogist David Sereda spent the past six years conducting scientific investigations with NASA and through other sources about alleged UFO sightings. He is convinced that NASA has evidence of alien contact captured on video now in Seredas possession and available to the public on these programs. Now, with this cornerstone evidence, Sereda presents this NASA footage and his discoveries in this two part series. He shows proof of intelligent craft through the process of elimination of other possible phenomenon; fundamental principles of faster than light technology and corroborating evidence found on the disc shaped objects; links to the supposed spacecraft and an identifiable star system. Over 2 hours of coverage. Starring David Serada and featuring television and film celebrity Dan Akroyd.
Having culled through over 400 hours of NASA space shuttle and space station footage for interesting anomalies, David Sereda has selected images for this DVD that are, to say the least, fascinating. Debunkers, as usual, identify the luminous objects that are flying, streaking and appearing out of nowhere as "debris" or "video anomalies" or "shooting stars" (which reminds me of nothing so much as the old canard of "swamp gas" and "Venus" being mistaken for flying saucers). But "Evidence" offers compelling, well, evidence that seeing is believing. These objects are clearly not dismissible by any conventional, mundane explanation. From Earth we see meteorites streak across the sky as they burn up in our atmosphere. But from a vantage point 300 miles above the Earth, what would cause objects to luminously streak across the field of view above the atmosphere? Or, more importantly, streak outward away from the atmosphere? And so Sereda's starting point is simple: How do objects flying outside of the Earth's atmosphere, in the void of space, appear as radiant objects unless they are self-luminescent, i.e., generating electromagnetic energy. This is a two part documentary. In part 1 Sereda presents the footage with commentary based on correspondences he conducted with top NASA scientists about the possible nature of the objects seen in the film. In part 2, and, with little more than a blackboard and chalk, Sereda outlines his radical hypothesis as to the nature of these pulsing disc shaped objects. These objects appear, as Sereda explains, to have a mini-black hole at their centers which generate electromagnetic gravity waves (I think I have that right) that propel them at FTL speeds. Sereda's discussion of quantum mechanics, the physics of black hole gravity and light distortion, and the nature of the electromagnetic spectrum (for starters), sounds revolutionary, and I'm no expert, but it certainly seems like the first credible hypothesis to explain the nature of FTL propulsion for this particular phenomenon. If these images are, in fact, UFOs, then the space around our planet is absolutely rife with pulsing discs, swarming luminous spheres and incredibly fast luminescent objects (and pairs of objects) that flash by in a split second. Oddly enough, some of them are actually leaving Earth orbit. Some simply emerge from "nothing" and seem to glide into Earth orbit. Based on their size relative to the NASA 12 mile long tether experiment, Sereda estimates the discs that pass behind it to be 2-3 miles in diameter. One big mother of a ship.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), agency of the United States government responsible for developing space exploration and research initiatives, as well as coordinating various communications-related projects. NASA also administers the space shuttle program and a variety of other endeavors, which include improving the performance of airplanes and rockets (aeronautics), conducting scientific experiments in space, improving data-tracking technology, increasing international alliances for space activities, and establishing partnerships between private companies and government agencies in the aeronautics industry. 
