I don't doubt the existence of other things out there in the great universe. I don't doubt some strange shit and extraterrestrial beings from other places in an endeavor to explore, just as we have the desire to do, have ended up on our planet.
I don't doubt that this guy has some sort of knowledge of and experience with it.
With all that said I can't get over his old lab partner...My lab partner "Barry" says the guy with "Barium" on his shirt.
Reminds me of all the classic movies scenes of some character getting into mischief, getting caught, and then when confronted he has to make up a name on the fly and usually does it by looking around the room.
The guy is snooping around an office, gets caught in the breakroom...all of a sudden he's Joe Coffeemaker...
Now maybe it is just a coincidence that on the day ole Bob was going to be telling his story and referencing his buddy he just happened to put on the shirt. Maybe it's intentional in that he wanted to protect the ID of his buddy and as he was thinking of an alias he glanced down, chuckled, and went with it.
Just a few comments on the very general ideas, topics, discussions brought up with this video as well as on the matter of all things ET science and discovery.
First off, if things have been popping in and out of the earth, landing crashing, etc over time, then is safe to assume they've been doing so all over. If that is the case, it is also safe to assume that every country has communities/groups, private industries, and government departments dedicated to these things. Some are probably known, many are probably secret by design.
If the world community wants to make progress with all this ET stuff and then perhaps progress societally as a result, things have to be opened up, proven beyond a shadow of a doubt, and then acknowledged as well as accepted.
Then, industry, government, academia, etc can all start to collaborate on the discovery, research, and resulting development.
First off, why not open up to the medical community and start working, experimenting with them. Somebody with cancer is getting pumped with radiation anyway, if their prognosis isn't great why not walk them in front of one of these gadgets that have been discovered. See what happens.
Then maybe we move to the energy sector. Something that can fly millions of light years, and can produce it's own gravity force field probably has a power source that can power a city, region, country, hell maybe the world.
If a small percentage of the shit people talk about in terms of ET science and technology is true...it is a world as we know it game changer...the possibilities for advancement are endless.
If these ET technologies are coming from tens of millions of lightyears away, that is extraordinary. The ability to travel that distance alone is what it is then you have to try and think about all things that a craft sees in terms of stars, galaxies, planets, asteroids...then you have to think about the type of beings that were able to produce the craft and the world that produced the raw materials. The knowledge that these beings have probably gathered from all across the universe as a result of being able to explore it...infinite...
I think such a world would probably be post-conflict. Conflict takes money, time, resources. Also, it would take a peaceful world to collaborate and produce such great technologies. Probably post a lot of other issues as well for the same reason. Finding cures for diseases, trying to figure out how to power your society without harming your world, hunger, poverty etc...all the way down to the insignificant whining of small little things...a society that can produce the type of things ole Bob is talking about probably isn't bothering with protests or hashtag campaigns.
There's a lot of bullsh*t society wastes its time on. All the other hot topics in today's world seem silly and not too important to the possibilities that come along with the subject of ET discovery, research, science, and technology.
Maybe instead of demanding bullsh*t reacting to other bullsh*t folks need to start demanding that governments and industry open the curtains on this stuff and see where we can go with it.