UAP Files Podcast UAP Files Podcast S2E38 | Kevin Day | 2004 USS Nimitz "Tic Tac" UFO Incident
Oct 28, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Kevin Day, a retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief Operations Specialist and radar expert from the 2004 USS Nimitz UFO incident, reveals the startling details of radar-tracked unidentified aerial phenomena. He shares the profound psychological impact of his experiences and the confusion faced by military personnel. Day also explores the concept of intention in the universe and its connections to potential UFO technologies. His insights into the stigma surrounding UFO disclosure and the crucial role of whistleblowers spark a thought-provoking dialogue about the nature of reality.
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Radar Tracking of Tic Tac UFOs
- Kevin Day described tracking objects from low Earth orbit descending rapidly to ocean-level altitude with unprecedented speed and maneuvers.
- He coordinated fighter jets intercepting these Tic Tac-shaped objects that defied physics by instantaneous acceleration and hovering.
Data Seizure Post-Incident
- Data related to the Tic Tac incident was confiscated and erased by unidentified agents shortly after it was recorded.
- A saved snippet of radar data showed the first object’s drop to 50 feet altitude in less than a second, preserving crucial evidence.
Scientific Expedition and Gamma Ray Spikes
- Kevin Day and a scientific team set up an expedition with equipment to observe UAP off Catalina Island.
- The UAP appeared during their observation, producing gamma-ray spikes detected by their instruments.