Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:33 pm by globalturbo
The San Diego Sphere — Witness Testimony
On September 10th, 2014, Rick Ybarra pulled into his driveway near San Diego, CA around 6:45pm when he noticed a sphere in the sky. A retired Department of Defense therapist who worked at Naval Base San Diego and Submarine Base Point Loma, we recently spoke to him about the sighting. The sphere had four meaningful observables, which were photographed in detail and captured on video: *Stop/start movement *Failure to move with the wind *Metallic appearance *Seemingly independent moving antennae-like appendages It was 4-6 feet in size and 400 feet above the ground — Ybarra states he first thought it was a balloon, but slowly moved away from the hypothesis when it failed to move with the wind, and had a distinct metallic shell reflecting the twilight to the west. Ybarra showed the footage to colleagues in his chain of command — they had no explanation. We sifted through historical archives and found a nearly identical craft in Brazilian Air Force files from 1968. Days after his 2014 sighting, Ybarra says he felt an "urge" to go outside early in the morning when he noticed a fast-moving, spherical object on the horizon. The video contains photos and video taken by Ybarra and obtained by it's [redacted] — all footage and witness audio may not be excerpted and reproduced without permission.
https://youtu.be/5bUSxQwt4x0
Original witness interview here: https://youtu.be/5bUSxQwt4x0 This is the full 12 minute, original resolution tape of the unidentified sphere encountered above Rick Ybarra's backyard in 2014. Ybarra spoke to us two weeks ago and explained that he used to be an employee with the Department of Defense. A distinct metallic appearance, three rod-like appendages and stop/start movement define this case. Ybarra estimated it was 4-6 feet in size and 400 feet above the ground. He thought it may be a balloon, but the object did display movement different from prevailing winds (8:15-9:30 mark), and didn't appear to be following a consistent path, as a balloon would. Still, the object may display characteristics of something rotating on a tether, though that will probably be up for debate. Leave "balloon" or "UFO" in the comments, or anything else you'd like to share. The more opinions the better.
https://youtu.be/nXiKaxEgSvo
On September 10th, 2014, Rick Ybarra pulled into his driveway near San Diego, CA around 6:45pm when he noticed a sphere in the sky. A retired Department of Defense therapist who worked at Naval Base San Diego and Submarine Base Point Loma, we recently spoke to him about the sighting. The sphere had four meaningful observables, which were photographed in detail and captured on video: *Stop/start movement *Failure to move with the wind *Metallic appearance *Seemingly independent moving antennae-like appendages It was 4-6 feet in size and 400 feet above the ground — Ybarra states he first thought it was a balloon, but slowly moved away from the hypothesis when it failed to move with the wind, and had a distinct metallic shell reflecting the twilight to the west. Ybarra showed the footage to colleagues in his chain of command — they had no explanation. We sifted through historical archives and found a nearly identical craft in Brazilian Air Force files from 1968. Days after his 2014 sighting, Ybarra says he felt an "urge" to go outside early in the morning when he noticed a fast-moving, spherical object on the horizon. The video contains photos and video taken by Ybarra and obtained by it's [redacted] — all footage and witness audio may not be excerpted and reproduced without permission.
https://youtu.be/5bUSxQwt4x0
Original witness interview here: https://youtu.be/5bUSxQwt4x0 This is the full 12 minute, original resolution tape of the unidentified sphere encountered above Rick Ybarra's backyard in 2014. Ybarra spoke to us two weeks ago and explained that he used to be an employee with the Department of Defense. A distinct metallic appearance, three rod-like appendages and stop/start movement define this case. Ybarra estimated it was 4-6 feet in size and 400 feet above the ground. He thought it may be a balloon, but the object did display movement different from prevailing winds (8:15-9:30 mark), and didn't appear to be following a consistent path, as a balloon would. Still, the object may display characteristics of something rotating on a tether, though that will probably be up for debate. Leave "balloon" or "UFO" in the comments, or anything else you'd like to share. The more opinions the better.
https://youtu.be/nXiKaxEgSvo
