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A remote land known for bizarre

and shocking events.

Alaska is a place where

anomalous events
clearly are happening.

A vast wilderness
where people disappear

without a trace.

Up in Alaska,

anywhere from
500 to 2,000 people

still go missing every year.

And a
mysterious home to UFO activity.

In the
37 years I've been flying,

I've seen a lot of things,
and what I saw was just not

anything ordinary at all.

Could Alaska's rugged landscape

conceal secrets that
are not of this world?

You have huge areas

that are uninhabited.

And it's such a
huge frontier region.

All kinds of things can
be happening there.

There is a doorway

in the universe.

Beyond it is the
promise of truth.

It demands we
question everything

we have ever been taught.

The evidence is all around us.

The future is right
before our eyes.

We are not alone.

We have never been alone.

The
largest of all U.S. states,

it's home to the
nation's highest peak,

its biggest national park,

and more coastline than
all other states combined.

With dense,
uninhabited wilderness

and countless mountains,

Alaska presents a landscape
that can be beautiful,

forbidding, and
often treacherous.

The entirety of the
Alaska wilderness

is over 600,000 square miles.

People don't realize
this, but it's actually

two and a half times
the size of Texas.

It's absolutely massive.

It's an area of the world
that's extremely desolate,

very cold, very remote,

in which there are no roads
that go to many of these places.

Having
worked extensively in Alaska,

one cannot overstate
the immensity

and vastness of the region.

There are some
17 mountain ranges,

66,000 miles of coastland,

and an estimated 3,000
rivers, and over 3,000,000 lakes.

So, it is really one of the
last frontiers in the world

and one of the most challenging,

brutal habitats that
I've ever investigated.

We're talking
about harsh winters,

craggy peaks, dangerous animals.

It really encompasses
all of that.

For centuries,
Alaska's vast and rugged landscape

has been known as a place
where people disappear

with great frequency
and are often never found.

Anywhere from 500 to
2,000 people still go missing

every year up in Alaska.

Now, they're not
all in airplanes,

but still, gives you an idea

of how dangerous and
unpredictable the area is.

If you can get
lost on the ground,

how much worse would it
be if you're in an aircraft?

Most of these disappearances

I think, personally,
can be explained.

And, yet, there are some
occurrences that I know about

that even I, as a professional
ex-fighter pilot, can't explain.

On October 16, 1972,

one of the most
famous disappearances

in American history

took place over Alaska.

Louisiana Congressman

and House Majority
Leader Hale Boggs

boarded a twin-engine
Cessna in Anchorage

headed for Juneau,
the state capital.

With him was local Alaskan
congressman Nick Begich.

After the congressmen's
plane departed Anchorage

for Juneau,

attempts to reach
the pilot by radio

were met with an eerie silence.

He made one
mandatory radio reporting,

I think, nine
minutes after takeoff,

and then they were never
seen or heard from again.

The disappearance
of two U.S. congressmen

made headlines around the world

and prompted an unprecedented
search and rescue operation.

At the time, Nixon actually

turned it into the most
expensive rescue operation

ever in the history
of the United States.

They still did
not find anything.

There were,
uh, 40-something aircraft

involved and they covered
an area maybe 360,000

square kilometers.

The fact is, nothing has
ever been found or discovered

from that aircraft,
not a scrap of metal,

nothing concrete,

and that again only deepens
the mystery in that area.

Literally hundreds of
planes have disappeared while in flight

over Alaska never
to be recovered,

and while many have blamed

the state's extreme
weather and terrain,

Alaska has long been
known as a hot spot

for all kinds of
strange phenomena.

As recently as
February 10, 2023,

a U.S. F-22 fighter
jet shot down

an unidentified flying object

hovering ten miles off
the north coast of Alaska,

making headlines
around the world.

The anomalous activity
in Alaska's been noted

for well over 100 years,

like the Bermuda Triangle,

and the Devil's
Triangle out in Japan.

Within
this area, incredible amount

of weird things take place.

We have paranormal activity,

the appearance
of strange cryptids

and other monsters
of time and space,

as well as the manifestation

of UFOs and mysterious lights.

Commercial pilot Theo Chesley

has been flying in Alaska
for nearly four decades

and had heard countless stories
of bizarre aerial encounters.

But Chelsey remained
a skeptic until 2019,

when he had his own
astonishing experience

flying by Mount Shishaldin,

an active volcano on
Unimak Island in the Aleutians.

The morning in late
October, uh, 2019,

we had a normal charter
flight from Sand Point

direct to Dutch Harbor with
three passengers aboard.

About halfway
through the flight,

we're approaching the
volcano from the north.

The weather that day was
fairly good, good visibility.

And we saw something
in the sky about 15 miles

south of the volcano.

A horizontal disk-shaped object

that was very symmetrical,
just almost perfect symmetry.

As we continued
on our flight path,

the disk, uh, became
more prevalent

and turned into
a vertical fashion.

We knew something
extraordinary was happening

in front of us, just
not quite certain what.

As Chesley
and his three passengers

observed the strange
disk-shaped object,

they were shocked to
see a second anomaly,

one that appeared to come
out of the mouth of the volcano.

We noticed something
fly out of the crater of the mountain,

inside of a shrouded
wisp of white smoke.

Almost around that
same time, a green sphere

exhibited itself on the
side of the mountain.

And as all this
was taking place,

this object flew into
the vertical sphere

and pulled it out of shape
in a teardrop fashion.

At that point, we decided we
did not want to stay and loiter,

and maybe have to deal with
some different consequences

that we weren't
gonna be prepared for.

Could sightings
like Theo Chesley's shed light

on Alaska's strange history
of unexplained phenomena,

disappearances, and even
seemingly impossible creatures?

Perhaps further
clues can be found

by examining the pictures
Chesley took of what he

and his passengers
witnessed and his report

of a second
mysterious encounter.

Pilot Theo Chesley
has reported one of the most significant

and credible UFO sightings
in recent Alaskan history.

The incident
caught the attention

of author and researcher
David Childress,

who traveled to Anchorage
to meet with Chesley

and examine the evidence
of his harrowing encounter.

Hi, Theo.

- Hi, David. Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

I understand you have a
very interesting story to tell.

Well, I do, and it happened
right here in this aircraft.

And you've been
flying here for quite a few years, right?

Yeah, about 35 years.

So, when was this
first occurrence?

Well, uh, we had a flight
back in October 2019.

We were northeast
of the mountain.

Uh, we were probably 30
miles from the mountain,

we spotted something in the sky.

And this is what we saw.

Did it seem to
have a-a cloud around it, or no?

It had, like, a
tail on it, little bit of a wisp

coming out of the back.

So, I'm looking at it,
going, okay, what is that?

As we started to come towards
the mountain and fly by it,

this horizontal
disk turned vertical

and came over and sort
of parked by the mountain

and held its shape.

So, it had been moving,
and then it stopped?

It stopped by the volcano.

So I'm, like, looking
at it, going, okay,

if this is a smoke ring, it's
not gonna hold its shape,

it's not gonna stop.

It's gonna dissipate.

It held its shape
the whole time.

And had you ever seen
anything like this before?

Uh, I've been
flying, well, 35 years

and 15,000 hours of flight time,

uh, most of them in Alaska,

and I had never
seen anything like this.

Then we had something
fly out of the mountain.

- Uh, now, the mountain...
- A second object?

A second object.

So, this object flies
out of the mountain.

And at the same time,
we're still watching the v...

The sphere that's
vertically parked.

- And it's, like, up here?
- It's right over here.

Matter of fact, I'll show
you another picture here

that kind of just
puts it all together.

- Okay.
- So, then this appeared

on the side of the mountain.

This green orb
shows up on the side

of the mountain in a lower spot.

The next picture we take,

this is what happened to
the vertical sphere in the sky.

Something flew inside of
it and pulled it out of shape.

You see these two
little, I don't know,

there's, like, two
little wings out there.

And we, like, looked at that,
and I said, no, we're done here.

We're, we are
leaving the scene here.

And to be honest, uh, you know,

my concern level was going
about through the roof at that point.

Did it seem
like a very large object, then?

This is a big
mountain, and this was something

that caught our eye
40 to 50 miles away.

- Okay, that's, yeah, it's, like...
- Yeah, so...

40, 50 miles away
from this thing.

So, this had to be
almost, I want to guess,

a half a mile wide.

Wow, that's
fascinating. And, you know...

When it comes
to UFO-type objects

around volcanoes,

that's a common thing.

One of the first
modern UFO sightings on record

involved an entire
squadron of vehicles

that appeared to
enter a volcano.

On June 24, 1947,

Kenneth Arnold was
flying his private plane

near Mount Rainier in Washington

when he witnessed
nine disk-shaped objects

move at an impossible
speed across the horizon,

then disappear into a nearby
volcano called Mount Adams.

There have been a lot of UFO
sightings around volcanoes.

And we've seen this in the
Canary Islands in Mexico,

in South America.

You have other places like, say,

Mount Shasta,

and we're seeing
it in Hawaii, too,

where UFOs are seen,
and there's a lot of activity.

I mean, it-it definitely
makes you wonder,

okay, what's in this volcano?
What is the attraction here?

And the crazy thing is-is, uh,

this was just the
first occurrence.

- We had a second occurrence six months later.
- Okay.

I'm by
myself in a different aircraft

And, uh, I looked out of my
left window, and all of a sudden,

there is a huge cloud formation
that came out of nowhere.

And that's right, kind
of above the volcano.

Above and east of the mountain.

I've never seen anything
like this in my life.

It was a clear sky
without anything,

- and suddenly you saw this?
- Well, you saw the picture. The-the...

- Yeah.
- That picture that I took,

clear sky was

a minute before this
decided to show up.

So, the crazy part
is, this cloud morphed

into several different shapes.

There looks like something
black inside there,

an object underneath this thing.

Yeah.

During the occurrence,

uh, I had the
aircraft on autopilot,

and the aircraft was
flying straight and true.

My route of flight took me
back by the mountain again.

As I'm coming back, I
have the aircraft on autopilot.

And I look down, and I notice
I'm 35 degrees off course

heading towards the mountain.

I shut the autopilot
off, reset the heading,

set the airplane
back up on course.

And, okay, yeah, we're fine.

I'm looking around again,
trying to see if there's anything.

I look down, we're heading
back towards the mountain.

It happened two times.

So, at that point, I go, oh,
no, this... something's not

right here. I'm gonna
hand-fly the aircraft.

And worked fine, um,
hand-flying the airplane.

But I've never had
that happen to me

on an autopilot,
just pull the aircraft,

you know, start
pulling the aircraft

somewhere where
it's not supposed to be.

So, th-the autopilot then

was somehow sensing

some weird magnetic
thing and pulling you then.

Exactly.

Something internally
in the aircraft

was feeling a magnetic pull.

This sounds a lot like other
things that have happened, like,

say, in the Bermuda
Triangle or something.

Like, where their
instruments do go haywire,

or they're being taken
off, you know, course

without even knowing it,

and suddenly,
they vanish, right?

Very much so.

To me, this is a
very important story.

I'm so glad that
you've been able

to get these good photographs,

you've got other witnesses, and

for 70 years, there have
been planes vanishing,

even military planes.

This all fits so squarely
into the mystery

which is Alaska.

As an experienced
pilot, Theo Chesley cannot explain

what he saw on those
two separate occasions,

nor explain the magnetic anomaly

that interfered with his
autopilot instrumentation.

And to ancient astronaut
theorist David Childress,

the photographic
evidence is astounding.

Theo's a great observer.

You know that
you're really getting

good information and
reliable information.

This is all compelling evidence

that something's
happening here in Alaska.

In the 37
years I've been flying,

I've seen a lot of things.

I've been through
a lot of storms,

some great flights,

some not-so-great flights.

I'll be the first to tell you,

when you're saying
you're seeing something,

you're seeing something.

I'm one of those kind of guys

that have to see something

that's extraordinary
to believe it.

And what I saw was
just not anything ordinary

at all.

Could an
extraterrestrial presence be responsible

for the strange sightings
and aircraft malfunction

that Theo Chesley experienced,

as well as other anomalous
events and disappearances

that plague the area?

Ancient astronaut
theorists say yes

and suggest that
recently declassified

CIA documents could hold clues

to an alien presence under
the mountains of Alaska.

Alaska's Aleutian Islands,

where pilot Theo Chesley

encountered no less than
four unidentified flying objects,

is an area that has been
known for strange sightings

dating back to 1945,

when a U.S. Army transport
reported seeing a large UFO

emerge from the waters
near the island of Adak.

Historically, there
have been a lot of UFO sightings

around the Aleutian Islands.

And there are 57 volcanoes
throughout the Aleutian Islands.

And it seems that
some of these volcanoes

have some very peculiar
activity around them.

But east of the
Aleutian Islands is a large area

that has become even more
notorious for strange phenomena.

It is called the
Alaska Triangle.

The Alaska Triangle is an area
roughly between Anchorage,

Juneau, and Barrow, Alaska,

more or less running
along the border

of the Canadian territories
and the State of Alaska.

The Alaska Triangle
can be likened to the Bermuda Triangle,

where really strange
things happen,

seemingly without explanation.

Within this
region of anomalous activity

stands Mount Hayes,

one of Alaska's tallest peaks

and a place where UFO sightings

are reported with
great frequency.

Many people have seen, uh,
UFOs, flying saucers, strange lights,

flying in and around
Mount Hayes.

Now, there's no road
that can go up there.

The only way to
get to Mount Hayes

is to actually fly there,
which most people don't do.

So, what are these craft that
are flying around Mount Hayes?

For decades,
eyewitness testimony

was the only evidence
to support the notion

that Mount Hayes
was a UFO hot spot.

But in 1995,
declassified documents

revealed that Mount
Hayes featured prominently

in a top secret government
project called "Stargate."

Researchers were
looking through CIA documents,

and they found evidence of a
project underneath Mount Hayes.

And they say they saw
written in these records

that it was actually an alien
underground base in this area.

Researchers
were astounded to find a reference

to an extraterrestrial base
in official CIA documents.

And just as intriguing is how
this information was obtained.

According to the
declassified documents,

the existence of an alien base
beneath Mount Hayes was gleaned

from a top secret experimental
investigation technique

used by Project Stargate,

a technique called
"remote viewing."

Remote
viewing was used by the CIA

all during the Cold War.

And this is really a psychic
projection technique,

where, from one location,
the remote viewer can look

into a different place
on the Earth's surface,

and he's able to project

his vision there and able
to see what is going on.

Project Stargate had
a specific purpose

of using remote viewers, um,

quite literally psychic spies,

to find information on
what the Soviets were up to.

The most famous
remote viewer to come out

of the Stargate project
was a man named Pat Price.

Price was the first to
report what he believed

to be an alien base
under Mount Hayes.

He would sit down
and draw what he sees,

and he was deadly
accurate on his predictions.

One time, Pat Price, uh,
remote viewed Mount Hayes

and saw that there
was, uh, structures

that were under the mountain...

Tubes, tunnels... and
he was intrigued by that,

so he went deeper.

Pat Price saw within
Mount Hayes what he described as

geographical instrumentation.

He saw computers.

He also described these
strange humanoid creatures

that were within the mountain,

and they were working
alongside human personnel,

which he believed
were military personnel.

Price began to
fear that he had seen something

he wasn't supposed to see

and told friends that
his remote viewing

of the secret base
under Mount Hayes

had put him in grave danger.

In Las Vegas, just
as he checked in to the Stardust,

somebody deliberately
bumped into him,

and he felt a sharp
pain in his leg.

And that evening, he
started to feel unwell.

And the following morning,

he had convulsions and died.

What's really strange
about Pat Price's death

is that the hospital

didn't even notify the wife,
and they had him cremated.

- I
- think it is fair and reasonable

to ask the question if Pat
Price's mysterious death

does not enter
into a long lineage

of similar tragic
deaths of people

that are whistleblowers

or are stepping out of line and
saying things they shouldn't say

about things they have
witnessed or know about.

Could the story
of Pat Price and Project Stargate

indicate that there may be
a more profound connection

between UFO sightings and
Alaska's forbidding terrain?

Perhaps further clues
can be found by examining

reports of an incredible
structure believed to be hidden

deep beneath North America's
highest mountain range,

a formation known
as the Dark Pyramid.

In its race to
become a major military power,

China sets off the largest
underground nuclear bomb test

in the history of the nation.

The one-megaton blast...

70 times the explosive power

of the atomic bomb
dropped on Hiroshima...

Sends shockwaves
across the planet.

Thousands of miles away,
scientists in the United States

begin to study how
these shockwaves travel

through the Earth's
crust, hoping to learn

about underground faults

and other hidden
geological structures.

As the shockwaves reach Alaska,

scientists notice
highly unusual readings

around Mount Denali,
North America's tallest peak.

When these ripples of the
shockwaves crossed over

into Alaska, there was
this pyramidal shape

that came across
their instrumentation

indicating this massive
pyramidal structure

located under Mount Denali

within the area of
the Alaska Triangle.

This is really when
the Dark Pyramid

was first discovered.

Seismic instruments revealed

that the top of the
550-foot-tall pyramid shape

lies 150 feet below ground

and just 130 miles
southwest of Mount Hayes,

where remote viewer Pat Price

claimed to have detected
an underground alien base.

Intrigued by the
mysterious discovery,

investigative journalist
Linda Moulton Howe

began researching
the curious findings

and what might have
compelled scientists

to be prepared
to record activity

underneath Mount Denali.

"Why would
geophysicists be interested

"in monitoring to see whether
or not there was something

underground in Alaska?"

has always been a
question in my mind.

Was there already
some information

that our government had, and
this was a perfect opportunity

to take advantage of what
the Chinese were going to do?

In 2012, after
discussing the so-called "Dark Pyramid"

on the Coast to
Coast radio show,

Linda was contacted
by Bruce Pearson,

who said he had
a story to tell her

that might be connected to the
alleged underground structure.

I ended up
talking with Bruce Pearson,

and his father had
been in the Navy

and ended up describing
that, on a trip in Alaska,

he met an old Navy pilot,

and they talked
for a few minutes,

and the pilot said, "We're just
gonna go out and do a drop-off.

Why don't you come along,
and we'll talk old days?"

My dad was a very friendly guy,

and I guess in Alaska
people do things

a little differently because
there's a companionship

that grows out of
a survival mentality.

In any event, he told me
that he was talking to the pilot,

and the pilot said
that they had to take

a flight out to a secure,
secret installation.

They had a couple of these,

what he described
as silver containers,

that had to be
delivered out there.

On the way out,
he and the co-pilot

advised my dad,
he said, "Listen,

"we were told there's gonna
be a lot of magnetic interference

"and that our instruments
are gonna go crazy.

"Don't worry about it, you
know. We were told to expect it.

You know, we're flying VFR
anyway, visual flight rules."

Bruce said, while his father
was telling him the story,

he began to shake.

That, when they
got to this location,

that the helicopter

began to shake

and roll like, he felt,

that it should crash.

But the helicopter pilot
just kept reassuring him

that-that he knew
what was happening,

and that there was a
magnetic field anomaly

under the ground,

and that that was
what was causing this.

When they
landed, these guys came out with

black uniforms on, no
insignias. Didn't say anything.

Men came, they
grabbed all this heavy stuff in there.

They put some stuff
back in the helicopter.

It all happened very fast.

Bang, and they're out of there.

My father said the
odd thing was they didn't even get out

of the helicopter. Fueled it
up, and they took off again.

They never even
shut the chopper down.

That's not standard procedure.

This is not wartime
conditions where you

refuel with the
aircraft running.

So, it was very bizarre.

He didn't call me until a couple
days later and told me about it.

And I said, "Wow." I said,
"What do you think it was?"

He goes, "I don't know."

That Bruce Pearson story

was in the area of Mount Denali.

The same area having
to do with a Dark Pyramid

possibly underground.

Over the
years, Linda has interviewed

a number of other people
claiming to have information

about a mysterious underground
structure near Mount Denali.

One account came from a
man who claimed his father

has actually been
inside the Dark Pyramid.

He said that his, uh, father
was working for Western Electric

and ended up as a very
skilled electronic engineer

being asked to go to a location

west of what was Mount Denali.

His father told him that
there was a big freight elevator

that was sticking
up out of the ground.

And when you got to the bottom,

opened up into full-bore

room, work, offices.

The father is
introduced to the fact

that they are at the
bottom of a pyramid.

And that, at each
of the three corners,

they had these offices that
were actually monitoring energy.

And the father tells the son
who got in touch with me,

"We are measuring energy

"coming out of this pyramid

"that is enough

to power the entire
country of Canada."

Could a secret
energy source be hidden

under the Mount
Denali mountain range?

Perhaps clues can
be found by examining

electromagnetic
anomalies that have, in fact,

been detected throughout a
vast region surrounding the area

where the Dark
Pyramid is said to exist.

This very
strange localized magnetic anomaly

seems to occur
randomly, transiently,

and at different locations
throughout this vast wilderness.

So much so that the north will
be off as much as 30 degrees.

So, what's causing these
magnetic anomalies?

There are a lot of people
who believe that there could be

unusual phenomenon
originating from technology

inside this so-called
Dark Pyramid.

Is it possible
that there is an ancient pyramid

hidden deep under
Mount Denali that is

generating massive
amounts of energy?

And if so, could this structure,

along with a secret base
alleged to exist beneath the ground

at nearby Mount Hayes,
point to an alien presence

in Alaska that dates
back thousands of years?

Ancient astronaut
theorists say yes

and suggest that clues to who
or what this presence might be

can be found in the Inuit
stories of contact with sky gods

and otherworldly beings.

Alaska is home to dozens

of indigenous Native
American cultures

who have inhabited the area

for hundreds and, in some
cases, thousands of years.

There are, of course,
a number of different

Native American
cultures in Alaska.

You have the Inuit people of
the northern coastal regions.

You have the Athabaskans
of the central Alaskan region,

the Yupik people,

and then in southeast
Alaska you have

the Tlingit and
the Haida tribes.

Each of
the native Alaskan tribes

has its own unique traditions,

but these separate cultures
all tell stories of the sky people

encountered by their
earliest ancestors.

So, I was stationed in Alaska
from 1992 to 1995 as part of

the United States Air Force
at Elmendorf Air Force Base.

And I heard the
local legends and lore

from the Natives up there.

And local legends
dating back centuries

talk about strange
lights in the sky

and strange beings
visiting the people.

These cultures had rich

stories about
contact with beings

from beyond this planet,
the so-called star people.

Along
with stories of star people,

many native Alaskan tribes
also have ancient traditions

of giant winged beasts
descending from the sky.

Alaska has a bounty
of strange legends

and modern reports of
giant winged creatures,

like thunderbirds, that
are said to swoop down

and snatch people off of peaks.

The thunderbird
goes back into deep, deep history

of Native American
original cultures,

and the thunderbird was
not only gigantic in size,

but oftentimes was also
described as making this

incredible thunderous noise.

And sometimes out of the eyes,

these beams of
light would shoot out.

Is it possible that our
ancestors witnessed

a technological device
and misinterpreted it

as a biological entity?

And the answer is
a resounding yes.

Mind you, pilots
today are referring

to their airplanes as birds.

Ancient Alaskan
stories of strange entities in the sky

and visitors from the
stars are perfectly aligned

with the kind of phenomena
that have been reported

in modern times,

as are accounts of bizarre,

otherworldly creatures.

There is a common thread that
runs through the Alaska story,

and it has to do with these
supernatural creatures.

They have eyewitness
accounts of these bizarre,

terrifying creatures that
appear in all their tribal stories.

By far, the most
frightening creature

is the Inuit story
of the Kushtaka.

This is a being
that shapeshifts,

and people have been seeing
them for thousands of years.

When considering
the high number of UFO sightings

that have been
reported in Alaska,

is it possible that the
stories of strange creatures

have an otherworldly
explanation?

As further support
for this notion,

ancient astronaut theorists
point out that some native

Alaskan legends sound
suspiciously similar

to modern tales of
small gray aliens,

who sometimes abduct humans.

No creature is more frightening
to them than the little people,

which go by a number
of different native names.

The Inukins,
Ircinrraq, Jinksioc.

Perhaps what's most
terrifying is that they are said

to abduct humans,

and-and that they will
take them to another realm

where they can
actually control time.

And these little beings
are actually imbued

with other magical powers.

The common thread
that runs through those stories

is the idea of abduction.

That is a direct crossover
into the UFO phenomena,

where people are terrified of
UFOs because they've heard

that these alien beings
are abducting people.

According to some researchers,

the many accounts of
strange beings in Alaska

could also point
to the existence

of a portal or wormhole

leading to other
points in the universe

or even alternate dimensions.

There's a
theory that extraterrestrials

would use wormholes,

scientifically known as
Einstein-Rosen bridges,

a shortcut through space-time.

And UFOs would
then, apparently, arrive

out of nowhere, seemingly,
and disappear into nowhere,

which is very often what you
get in some of the sighting reports.

I would die to have
some answer to this puzzle in Alaska.

I don't, but there's
something there.

There's something
that doesn't add up,

that isn't able to be explained

in the prosaic, in my mind.

Could the legends
of the native Alaskan people

reveal that strange, and
perhaps otherworldly, phenomena

have been happening
in this part of the world

for thousands of years?

As far as ancient astronaut
theorists are concerned,

the answer is a resounding yes,

and they suggest that
Alaska's remote location

makes it a prime destination
for otherworldly visitors.

According to
ancient astronaut theorists,

the question of why more strange
phenomena is reported in Alaska

than most other places on Earth

may have a very simple answer.

They suggest
Alaska's remote location

and a dense wilderness

would make it an
ideal destination

for otherworldly visitors who
want to remain on the planet

undetected.

Alaska is a very remote area.

You don't have a
lot of people around.

And so, this could absolutely

make it an attractive
location to extraterrestrials.

You have all of these volcanoes,

you have huge areas
that are uninhabited,

and it's such a
huge frontier region

that, you know, all kinds of
things can be happening there.

There's a lot
of crazy things going on

around the whole state,

and a lot of these
occurrences happen

in very remote
parts of the state.

So, that adds
even more intrigue.

And I wouldn't discount
any stories at this point.

There's just too much
out there that you can't

discount some of this.

Having worked in Alaska,

I can certainly
attest to the fact

that it is a very
dangerous place.

However, there is a real mystery

in terms of the state of Alaska.

There have been
many UFO reports.

And, of course, inferences
to possible UFO abduction.

And many of these are supported
by Native American traditions

that go back hundreds of years.

So, we could be
dealing with forces

beyond our current
understanding.

In Alaska, when you bring in

evidence that's gathered,
from a nuts-and-bolts standpoint,

from a physics standpoint,

from the Dark Pyramid,

the fact of magnetic anomalies,

or any of the other factors
that may be involved here,

it is not reasonable
that an educated person

taking as objective
as possible of view

at these incidents could
dismiss the possibility

that these incidents,
in some cases,

may be UFO-related, and

that is something that should
take anyone's breath away

or make them pause
and think seriously

about the Earth that we live on.

Modern
technology has contributed

by leaps and
bounds to the search

for extraterrestrial
intelligence because

we have satellite
and radar technology,

with which we can
now look into space

with more clarity than in all
of our previous human history.

And I wish that scientists
would, at some point,

train their satellites
toward Alaska

to see what's going on

because, clearly,

something is going on.

Mysterious disappearances,

strange creatures,

a secret base, an
underground pyramid.

Could all the strange
reports coming from Alaska,

along with numerous
UFO sightings,

be connected to
an extraterrestrial presence?

Perhaps Alaska's vast
and rugged wilderness,

extreme weather,
and sparse population,

make it the ideal location
for alien life

here on Earth.

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