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Crazy Strange Days Podcast present. It's your Crazy Strange News Episode thirty six. And this is something that's been in that know, around the same time as this whole Miami you know, aliens running around them all, but this one has a little bit more meat on the bones. The Jellyfish UFO have you if you haven't seen it, do yourself favorite check it out. It's the videos are out there. Jeremy Corbel has has released it. It's it's a trip. So we're going to head over to USAToday dot Com and Jellyfish Chandelier latest reported UFOs caught on videos to stoke public public interest. Now, the Jellyfish, for sure is a video chandelier. I think is a still photo of It's a capture of a video that they he hasn't released, Jeremy Corbel hasn't released yet because of some national security issue. But I think they're going to release that sometime in the future after they get get it all cleared by the DoD and you know whoever they're you know, consulting with in the government. But unidentified flying object seen in a video flying over a US operations base in Iraq has been officially named the Jellyfish UAP, according to UFO enthusiast Jeremy Corbel. Now Jeremy shared the raw footage of the October twenty eighteen sighting on his YouTube channel on Tuesday. The video appears to show the jellyfish like object flying over a military base at a consistent speed and moving in one direction. Now Corbel said the vehicle was filmed over the per and golf at night on an undisclosed day and time. Now, I don't believe. I think that is the That's not the jellyfish. That is this dude has it wrong. That's the chandelier. The jellyfish was caught by UA, not a UAP, A drone essentially that monitors for security around firebases and bases, you know, in the hostile territories. So just like that one in Afghanistan that if you've ever seen it, that little it appears to be like a stainless steel ball doing some crazy stuff. So this he kind of has his stuff confused there. Corbel, who has reported on UFOs for years, said the object moved through a sensitive military installation and over a body of water, where it eventually submerged after around seventeen minutes. Corbel said the UAP re emerged from the water and flew suddenly at a speed far more rapid than what technology could capture on camera. Here's a quote. The UAP of unknown origin displayed trans medium capability. Corbel posted on x the origin, intent, and capability of the anomalous aerial vehicle remains unknown. I will post links so you can see the video of the still and the video of the jellyfish one. It's really intriguing. It's a really odd looking craft. Guys are going to dig it if you haven't seen it yet. The UAP displayed a positive lift the force holds an aircraft in the air without typical aerodynamic means for lift and thrust. According to Corbel, the signatures normally associated with the propulsion maneuvers were absent. USA Today has reached out to the Federal Aviation Administration and Corbel for comment. So here's the chandelier. Jeremy Corbel reports chandelier UAP sighting. Now this is these Both of these are from military footage, so you know, take that as you will. It seems to lend some credibility these days now that we've kind of had disclosure. Corbel also shared a still from a video Thursday showing a filmed object called the Chandelier UAP. He said the image of the vehicle was taken over the Persian Gulf at an undisclabed day and time using thermographic technology. This vehicle, of unknown origin had no conventional flight control surfaces, Corbel said. Corbel said more information on the UAP sightings can be found in his three part UFO Revolution docuseries, available to watch for free on twob Definitely have to check that out. What are UAPs? Unidentified anomalous phenomena as a term used by NASA to describe observations of the sky that cannot be identified as aircraft or as no natural phenomena. Until December twenty twenty two, it was known as unidentified aerial phenomenon rather than anomalous. It's a trip. They just keep changing the you know, we go from UFO to UAP, and they keep dicking around with the you know, the tags for these things. NASA began to study in October twenty twenty two to further analyze UAP data, with promises of mid twenty twenty three report on its findings. The study is searching for the nature and origins of UAP, scientific analysis techniques, examining the risk to the national airspace, and ways to enhance air traffic management data acquisition systems. That's important. We have these things flying around our airspace. I mean it could be pretty dangerous to commercial flights. Civilian pilots could soon report UAP sightings to government. Anyone can access to classified information about UFOs on the Pentagon's all Domain, anominally Resolution Office website. The public cannot yet report their own sightings to the FAA. However, a new House bill introduced Thursday by Robert Garcia, Democrat out of Florida and Rep. Glenn Grothman, Republican out of Wisconsin. This would create reporting mechanism for commercial airline pilots to report any sightings. The bipartisan legislation would allow FAA air traffic controllers, flight attendants, maintenance workers, dispatchers, and airlines themselves to make these reports. Garcia called UAP transparency incredibly important for our national security in a statement which he said was the basis for the proposed measure. This bill is another step forward for disclosure and to provide a safe process for UAP reporting by civilian and commercial personnel. He says, So there you have it. We may get excuse me, how to hit the cough button, We may get it. Seems we get a little flurries of info, you know, every three months. They kind of keep it in you know, public eye here. I mean, I think it's important for us to track and pay attention to this because you know, I have my own thoughts. I'd love to hear what you guys think about these stories that are kind of coming out in the last few years. Shoot me an email at Crazy Strange Days and days is spelled daz E. I'm at gmail dot com. Shoot some comments, man, I want to know what you guys think about, you know, all this and where we're headed. I personally think a lot of this is our technology, black budget, off the books type stuff, you know, military industrial complex, you know, five star rate and review. Wherever you catch your podcasts, subscribe please check out the new podcast Chaseing Bad. It's all about conspiracies and true crime. So I know it's short, but I thought I should shoot this out to you guys, and it's about five days in the news cycle here, but I think we've got to pay attention. Appreciate you peace. Yeah, I'm out of here, NA nameable names, name names names Dad da,

