Ancient Aliens: Weird Flying Objects Haunt the Skies (S8) | Full Episode

I agree with what they are say­ing. It’s like, some­thing is miss­ing in our his­to­ry on this earth. The Egyp­tians were so advanced and I do believe they had guid­ance from aliens. I’m just won­der­ing, what hap­pened? If Egyp­tians had all this tech­nol­o­gy, where did it go? It’s the miss­ing piece of the puzzle.

The wood­en bird means noth­ing to me. Glid­ing toys aren’t a new thing and have been around since the inven­tion of the bird. Man nev­er had a doubt about how to make things glide, they had prob­lems w /scale and thus:materials. It’s so arro­gant to assume that non-con­tem­po­rary humans were so stu­pid as to not have the same curios­i­ty, dri­ve and inno­v­a­tive spir­it that we do. While I don’t know about extinct cul­tures or alien vis­i­ta­tion, it’s possible…….I do know that man has always been capa­ble of pro­duc­ing all of the arti­facts found today.

32:07 that’s some­thing the tmnt would prob­a­bly do in the fran­chise 😂😂😂😂 use Casey or thi­er shells to defeat foot nin­jas in a bowl­ing segment 💀💀💀💀…

If you tru­ly want to know if aliens vis­it­ing Earth just put sur­veil­lance cam­eras above our plan­et and out­er space 👌🙏

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What trash hog­wash — yeah, Ancient Aliens. I’m here to pro­claim to the His­to­ry Chan­nel that there were nev­er Ancient or mod­ern Aliens. The His­to­ry Chan­nel bet­ter hope they find the hole in the Uni­verse so we can go (or the aliens can tra­verse) to far off uni­vers­es in one life­time instead of thou­sands of life­times. Light trav­els about 186,000 miles a sec­ond. Can you believe adults who are edu­cat­ed write this stuff for TV Shows, movies, and arti­cles and books? I’m change my tune one day if we are vis­it­ed by Aliens with proof — not hazy post WWII pho­tos and new­er hazy pho­tos and indi­vid­ual sto­ries — nev­er any aliens have met with any legal author­i­ty, so if Aliens came here, they must treat us like Ants and Mice then neat­ly place the abscond­ed peo­ple on the ground. Remem­ber, the Ger­mans were exper­i­ment­ing with spher­i­cal fly­ing machines in the 1940’s and also sent Rock­ets fly­ing, and researched Laser Weapons from Space., That’s why we, when chil­dren in the 1950’s, heard so much of UFOs.

So they waste time talk­ing about the propul­sion of the scara bird but these same peo­ple also talk about lev­i­tat­ing giant rocks?

Sea­son 8, Episode 99??? No one gonna ask.…

White suprema­cist are obvi­ous­ly pro­ject­ing they are the ones who act worse than beasts who have destroyed every­thing they’ve ever come in con­tact with Beyond tox­ic their demonic

See not reli­gion you built a space­ship out of the Bible! the DNA of us is on the wall. We have a worm­hole at a ranch called baz­zles Ranch or if you pre­fer Skin­walk­er Ranch. 2 peo­ple found the dev­il’s head and then they found a lad­der that they climbed up and found vaults in a rock moun­tain they don’t talk about it no more. They claim that there’s a space­ship inside of a church in some coun­try I don’t remem­ber which one. And now we should be allowed to use every type of tech­nol­o­gy that we have to find out if any of these things are true some­body should check on things that are not talk about no more. And a farmer found an ele­phant head and ele­phant tusks in the ground on his prop­er­ty he bought too farm and if this ani­mal was ful­ly grown it would be 10 times taller than any man on Earth. big giant’s peo­ple’s foot­prints in the mud giant ani­mal foot­prints in the mud So Giants and giant ani­mals live on the plan­et too. I think all those things hap­pened simul­ta­ne­ous­ly and togeth­er up until this moment in time. Now we’re going to meet those who came before us. Will hap­pen soon I think.

UFOs don’t have rud­ders…. This is so dumb. We see an air plane, the ancients see a neck­lace pendant

We could actu­al­ly build Ezekiel ship today

“Ancient astro­naut the­o­rists, say yes.” Yes, these guys or guy say yes to EVERYTHING, they will also say YES that the moon is flat even if they see it as round. 🤣

We land­ed on islands where there were peo­ple who nev­er seen planes or us before. we were Gods to them. so if some­body came from anoth­er plan­et lan­dead here and they thought they were God. and they had all this tech­nol­o­gy that would make sense don’t you think. Ezekiel describes a space­ship. What’s going to hap­pen when we final­ly get Space flight fig­ured out and we go to anoth­er plan­et and all of sud­den there’s life-forms there and what hap­pens when we decide we’re going to land and show our­selves and just like on Star Trek first gen­er­a­tion Sec­ond Gen­er­a­tion and so on right?

The phrase “Ancient astro­naut the­o­rists, say yes” nev­er ceas­es to amaze me. 😮

This was a great episode, very enter­tain­ing, inter­est­ing and also enlight­en­ing. Espe­cial­ly loved the Neuera, that was real­ly awesome!

Grav­i­ty does not exist! It’s buoy­an­cy!!! Think about it Mr sci­en­tist. A heli­um bal­loon ris­es, because it is buoy­ant! A reg­u­lar bal­loon, not so much. Proof that there is no grav­i­ty, and that the Earth actu­al­ly sucks’ LOL”

THANKS !❤

THE GLENCOVE WORLD HISTORY HAS THE PROFOUND KEY, TO WHY THE ELOHIM GODS ESTABLISHED KINGSHIP GOVERNMENT JURISDICTION–FALLEN INTO THE HANDS, OF LITTERAL TRANSFORMED HOMINID-PRIMATE SPECIES. WHO CROSSBREED WITH SAPIENS SPECIES.

@ The­sis: To get the exact knowl­edge, of how the Sapi­ens species of the Elo­him gods cre­ation of 200,000 years ago, Human Civ­i­liza­tion exis­tence changed, falling into vir­tu­al shambles–from the high­est pin­na­cle in sum­mit of Human Being State, into the worse dis­func­tion lev­el the cere­brum-cere­bel­lum able to function. 

Go dili­gent­ly from the world his­to­ry, Nation­al Geog­ra­phy, Pub­lish 2004, Edi­tion 2, Page 21. This will lead you through some wind­ing roads, till you find your­self in the beef of it all. 

The world his­to­ry does not car­ry Europe set­tlers as a civ­i­liza­tion, but the shad­ow of our day and time, cause one to assume its a civ­i­lize con­ti­nent. Not so when all of its set­tlers are the first hominid-Pri­mates, only able to make Stone Toole. 

There deeds along the was are as follows:

Count­ing the Dead: Esti­mat­ing the Loss of Life in

the Indige­nous Holo­caust, 1492-Present

David Michael Smith

Uni­ver­si­ty of Houston-Downtown

Dur­ing the past cen­tu­ry, researchers have learned a great deal about the nature and

scope of what Rus­sell Thorn­ton has called the demo­graph­ic col­lapse of the Indigenous

pop­u­la­tion in the West­ern Hemi­sphere after 1492.1 As David Stan­nard has explained, the

almost incon­ceiv­able num­ber of deaths caused by the inva­sion and con­quest of these lands

by Euro­peans and their descen­dants con­sti­tute “the worst human holo­caust the world had

ever witnessed.”2 Schol­ars have long had reli­able infor­ma­tion on the size of the Indigenous

pop­u­la­tion in this hemi­sphere and this coun­try at its nadir around the turn of the twentieth

cen­tu­ry. And in recent decades, inves­ti­ga­tors have devel­oped a range of esti­mates of the

Native pop­u­la­tion in the West­ern Hemi­sphere before 1492. Researchers have also amassed

con­sid­er­able knowl­edge about the role of dis­eases, wars, geno­ci­dal vio­lence, enslavement,

forced relo­ca­tions, the destruc­tion of food sources, the dev­as­ta­tion of ways of life,

declin­ing birth rates, and oth­er fac­tors in the Indige­nous Holocaust.3 This paper draws on

the work of Rus­sell Thorn­ton, David Stan­nard, and oth­er schol­ars in attempt­ing to count

the dead—that is, in devel­op­ing informed and rea­son­able, if very rough, esti­mates of the

total loss of Indige­nous lives caused by colo­nial­ism in the West­ern Hemi­sphere and in what

is today the Unit­ed States of Amer­i­ca. Although this analy­sis is inevitably grim and

sad­den­ing, there is much to be gained by under­stand­ing the most sus­tained loss of life in

human history—both for peo­ple liv­ing today and for future generations.

At the turn of the twen­ti­eth cen­tu­ry, the total num­ber of Native inhab­i­tants living

in the entire West­ern Hemi­sphere had declined to 4–4.5 million.4

In 1800, only about

600,000 Indige­nous peo­ple remained in the coter­mi­nous Unit­ed States.5 By 1900, the

Indige­nous pop­u­la­tion in this coun­try reached its low­est point of about 237,000 people.6

The size of the Indige­nous pop­u­la­tion in the hemi­sphere and this coun­try then began to

grow again and has increased appre­cia­bly dur­ing the past cen­tu­ry. Today about 70 million

Indige­nous peo­ple live in the West­ern Hemisphere.7 There are now approx­i­mate­ly 7.25

mil­lion Amer­i­can Indi­ans, Alas­ka Natives, and Native Hawai­ians in the U.S.8

In view of

the his­tor­i­cal­ly unprece­dent­ed and unspeak­ably trag­ic depop­u­la­tion that unfold­ed after

1492, the sur­vival of Indige­nous peo­ple is tru­ly extra­or­di­nary. How­ev­er, even today the

lega­cy of inva­sion, con­quest, and colo­nial­ism con­tin­ues to exact a ter­ri­ble human toll.

In addi­tion to the dead­ly impact of dis­eases, wars, and geno­cide, Thorn­ton has

empha­sized that many Indige­nous nations in what is today the Unit­ed States were

“removed, relo­cat­ed, dis­persed, con­cen­trat­ed, or forced to migrate at least once after

con­tact with Euro­peans or Americans.”47 And he has observed that the forced removal of

over 100,000 Indige­nous peo­ple to areas west of the Mis­sis­sip­pi Riv­er dur­ing the first half

of the nine­teenth cen­tu­ry direct­ly result­ed in sig­nif­i­cant loss of life.48 More­over, such

removals and relo­ca­tions destroyed Indige­nous people’s ways of life, which result­ed in

sub­stan­tial addi­tion­al loss of life.49 Oth­er dev­as­tat­ing assaults on these ways of life

includ­ed

the Span­ish mis­sions in Cal­i­for­nia, Flori­da, and Texas; the U.S.

government’s attempts to make Plains Indi­ans into cat­tle ranch­ers and

south­ern Indi­ans into Amer­i­can farmers…efforts by church­es and

gov­ern­ments to under­mine Indi­an reli­gious, gov­ern­men­tal, and kinship

sys­tems… the often-delib­er­ate destruc­tions of flo­ra and fau­na that

Amer­i­can Indi­ans used for food and oth­er purposes…the near extinc­tion of

the buffalo…50

Wide­spread star­va­tion and mal­nu­tri­tion, the dele­te­ri­ous effects of forced labor, alcoholism,

demor­al­iza­tion and despair, declin­ing fer­til­i­ty, and oth­er fac­tors also con­tributed to the

Indige­nous Holocaust.51