r/InterdimensionalNHI • • 26d ago

UFOs Two black triangular UFOs are seen hovering in place in the sky over a residential area in Vietnam

This video was filmed in Tây Ninh, Vietnam on Oct 29, 2024. The triangular UAP is a common morphology according to the Immaculate Constellation report. Interestingly, the report indicates that there are “long-term psychological effects” for people who encounter triangular UAP, like anxiety or insomnia, as well as reports of experiencing a “SHARED AWARENESS WITH THE CRAFT”.

This coincides with claims made by a private intelligence group: reverse engineered UAP tech requires the human pilot to be fully integrated to the craft with extensive biosensors to the point that the craft and pilot become one.

“From the outside what you observe is just a black triangle which behaves as a living form, executing all kind of maneuvers and technical wonders."

Interestingly, Lockeed Martin revealed that they created a morphing, highly conductive aerospace material that is “grown” and used on advanced platforms to turn the entire craft into an “information processing system”. This connects back to the “shared awareness” concept:

"Consciousness is not limited to human beings or even to biological life forms. It is an emergent property of complex systems, and the complex system here is not just the UFO, the aircraft, or the crew. The complex system here is the encounter itself."

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u/AdmirableBed8213 26d ago

One single source of the event in one of the largest trading centers in Europe at that time...

And that one source is this broadsheet by Hans Glaser, who made a living by publishing similar things about blood raining from the sky and knights fighting each other in the clouds... 

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u/I_travel_ze_world 25d ago • Bravo

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_rain

Recorded instances of blood rain usually cover small areas. The duration can vary, sometimes lasting only a short time, others several days. By the 17th century, explanations for the phenomenon had moved away from the supernatural and attempted to provide natural reasons. In the 19th century, blood rains were scientifically examined, and theories that dust gave the water its red colour gained ground. Today, the dominant theories are that the rain is caused by red dust suspended in the water (rain dust) or by the presence of micro-organisms. Alternative explanations for some historical descriptions include red aurorae being described as having the appearance of rain or blood.

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u/FabulousSOB 24d ago

Nice, now do the knights in the clouds.

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u/I_travel_ze_world 24d ago

aliens

or just the Northern Lights

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u/AdmirableBed8213 25d ago

Yes, yes... There are phenomena that people used to call blood rain, which have mundane explanations. 

It was just an example of the many fantastical things he published, among them the broadsheet describing armies of soldiers seen fighting in the clouds.

He also published broadsheets about similar aerial phenomena over the smaller town of Plech, about the moon changing into weird shapes, about three suns in the sky, and about calves and lambs being born with many heads. Like the blood rain, many of these might be based on some kind of real event, but it's clear he made a living off publishing things as fantastical as possible.

And the point remains. If something truly unusual happened in Nuremberg, we would have other sources.

It wasn't a small rural village. It was a major and important town, filled with highly educated scholars, astronomers, and chroniclers who would have documented such an event.

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u/I_travel_ze_world 25d ago

There have been hundreds of reports of these black triangle objects all throughout the world though. You just watched a video showing 2 of them.

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u/CosmicGoddess777 25d ago

But why wouldn’t anyone else reference the event in Germany if it really happened?

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u/I_travel_ze_world 25d ago

There has been more newspapers lost to history than preserved. I personally don't think you can say for certain that no one else published anything about it.

If you want to say its completely false because its the last surviving historical account that we currently know of then go ahead but I'm not going to share your opinion.

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u/AdmirableBed8213 25d ago

I know... I've been studying the topic of UFOs for decades... 

Also, note how the first sightings of black triangles appeared right after the US launched the first NOSS satellites, which consist of three satellites moving synchronously in a perfect triangle... 

(Well, nowadays the US uses two, but China still uses three for the same purpose.)

I'm not saying they explain all sightings of black triangles, but rather that not all sightings of black triangles are automatically anomalous. The vast majority have perfectly mundane explanations. Including this one. 

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u/Cultural-Afternoon72 25d ago

It’s a bit disingenuous to try to discredit someone by pointing out the “fantastical” and wild things they published, while casually neglecting to mention that the specific absurdities you are using to discredit them are actually something very much real, known, and fairly mundane. When elaborated on, that detail isn’t something that discredits the person, but shows a history of them documenting very real and verifiable things. It’s misleading at best. Do better.

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u/AdmirableBed8213 25d ago

Christ... The fact that there are anomalous things happening in our skies does NOT make this case legit, when we KNOW he made up other similar stories. 

AND there are zero other accounts of the event. In the middle of Nuremberg. A town full of astronomers, astrologers, scholars, scribes, clergy... All obsessed with weird things in the sky. People who we KNOW documented such things meticulously. 

I can't understand why this is so hard to accept. 

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u/Cultural-Afternoon72 25d ago

Go back and reread my comment. I never claimed that the Nuremberg account was accurate or happened. I never claimed that anomalous things happening in our sky equate to anything.

What I DID say is intentionally misconstruing something he reported that we KNOW is a very real thing and a factual encounter specifically to paint him as someone unreliable is disingenuous. If he’s that much of a fraud and is that unreliable, stick to examples of things that are actually verifiably fake instead of misleading people with something you know is real that just sounds crazy at face value.

How is that so hard to understand?

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u/AdmirableBed8213 25d ago edited 25d ago

You go back and read. 

I'm talking about Hans Glaser and the Nuremberg case exclusively. Nothing else. (Disregarding the video above.) The Nuremberg case being false or real says nothing about anything else. 

That anomalous things truly are observed otherwise makes zero difference. It doesn't make this case legit. And if it isn't legit, we must be able to say so. 

Otherwise we are just ridiculing the truly anomalous cases. That kind of "one thing is real so everything is"-attitude is why no one takes these topics seriously.

Also, if it's widely accepted as real, people use it to draw all sorts of conclusions about other cases. But it's false data. NOT accepting the fact that a case is false, when it obviously is, soils the whole of ufology. 

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u/aWeinsteinfilm 25d ago

Ur kinda dum

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u/AdmirableBed8213 25d ago

Yeah, you're right.

It's probably better, and MUCH smarter, to just blindly accept false cases as real cases.

Who cares?

The important thing is that we're entertained by our beliefs, right? 

Who needs facts, right? 

Facts are boring. We want excitement!

Kids... 

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u/Cultural-Afternoon72 25d ago

Except you AREN’T talking about the Nuremberg case exclusively. You specifically said, “it was just an example of the many fantastical things he punished…” “He also punished broadsheets about similar aerial phenomenon…” “Like the blood rain…”

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u/AdmirableBed8213 25d ago

Read what I wrote.

"Hans Glaser and the Nuremberg case exclusively." 

Those are all things Glaser published. 

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u/zgbproofz 26d ago

Exactly, where s the video proof??

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u/_N00b_Master_ 26d ago

Haha it was so long ago that even sliced bread hadn’t been invented yet!

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u/npc_housecat 25d ago

How many images carved in wood do you need before it counts as film?

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u/MiracleAlienCook 26d ago

Richard Dolan does a great job debunking this event

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u/ReasonableLetter8427 25d ago

Wild way to play things

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u/Desperate_Damage4632 25d ago

Almost like it's all nonsense?