Chilluminati Podcast Midweek Mini: The AARO UAP Report
Apr 10, 2025
Dive into the intriguing story of Valdemir, the beluga with a camera harness, and explore the mysterious theories surrounding his untimely death. Discover the puzzling phenomenon of skyquakes, which baffle scientists worldwide with their unknown origins. Learn about AARO's latest guidance on UAP reporting, including new definitions and procedures for data handling. Finally, delve into groundbreaking quantum experiments suggesting 'negative time' in photons, leaving listeners with a mind-bending take on reality.
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Valdemir The Socialized Beluga
- Mike Martin recounts the story of Valdemir, a socialized beluga found with a camera harness and suspected by some to be a Russian 'spy whale.'
- Volunteers tried relocating him but he was later found dead and necropsy showed a stick in his mouth and no gunshot wounds.
Necropsy Finds Stick, Not Bullets
- Mike Martin and Alex Faciane discuss the necropsy that found no gunshot wounds but a 35 cm stick lodged in Valdemir's mouth.
- The stick could have hindered feeding, but experts saw no direct evidence of human foul play.
Skyquakes Are Real And Unexplained
- Jesse Cox introduces skyquakes as unexplained booming sounds reported worldwide with local names like 'Seneca guns' and 'Uminari.'
- Researchers found no matching seismic events for some skyquakes, suggesting atmospheric rather than ground sources.