0:00 My dream is that like this guy would be watching this video and we're just totally normal up until right now. >> He's just like, "Whoa, what the ████ >> What the hell's going on?" >> How do you know about my ball gag? >> I'm a good profiler. >> So, you guys have you guys heard about this interstellar object that was spotted going through our solar system? >> I think that's like a rainbow line. >> Yeah. 31 Atlas. Uh you have you guys heard of this? >> No. Tell me the details. >> So there's a lot of swirling chatter about this, right? There's a lot of talk about it because basically it's the third confirmed interstellar object ever spotted passing through our solar system. How do they know that? Because the trajectory of the object, right? It's coming into the Milky Way galaxy, specifically where we're at. And the way
0:52 that it is um coming into alignment with all of the planets is very unusual. And the size of it. >> Exactly. And the light that it's giving off >> like it's big as ████ >> It's very large >> spaceship. >> Yes. So >> So that's what people So no, but maybe. And there's a Harvard professor who's saying that he believes it's it's possibly a an interstellar object and specifically a spacecraft or a probe. >> How come it feels more specifically hostile? >> Wow. >> Potentially lasers and ████ >> But but he doesn't know the intent. He he he hasn't said he just says it's potentially a hostile thing that we should be worried about if it changes course. >> Wow. Like it might hit Earth. >> So So So real quickly, the way that it's coming into um our solar system, it is set to pass by Jupiter and Mars and then
1:47 set its way uh set its course towards the sun. It's just very unusual for especially an interstellar object to to choose that >> that pathway. It's not like the natural orbit of stuff. >> There's like a 2% chance that something could do that, right? So, it's very unusual is the idea. Also, it's giving off a very unusual brightness. Um, it has a rapid rotation rate. So a lot of people are are again like Harvard professors assuming it's maybe an artificial craft and unlike typical typical comets which we see all the time they reflect sunlight. 31 Atlas appears to glow on its own sparking theories that it may contain a power source or engine. Harvard astrophysicist Ay Lo has argued its behavior could mimic signs of
2:37 a genuine starship. In a paper that he wrote, he even speculated it could perform a hidden maneuver while behind the sun in October and adjust its course towards Earth. >> Wow. >> So, he's speculating >> what the ████ >> Because of the way that it's coming into our solar system and touching these planets on the way like we do when we sent Voyager out, the reason why when we were kids, we had all those books with pictures of the planets and stuff like that was because they sent Voyager and Voyager 2. and Voyager and Voyager 2 were charted to touch those planets during its journey out of our solar system so they could take pictures of it, right, before they powered the cameras down many years later. So, same idea with this, right? If you were to send a probe, you're an alien species and you're like, "Let's send a probe into the Milky Way over here," you would have it brushed by certain planets so
3:27 you could observe them. That's that's the whole idea. >> Wow. >> Yes. So, um th this this so NASA's NASA's obviously been talking to um Capitol Hill lately because there's been a lot of UAP disclosure stuff that still is kind of whackly obvious obfuscated. Um but one of the one of the things about uh this is that people on Capitol Hill are wondering about what the hell this is, >> right? And and why can't NASA turn on, you know, we have that um not the um not the not the >> not the telescope Hubble. The other one the new one >> rover. Yeah. Yeah. No, no. Rover's on Mars. Uh I know what you're talking
4:17 about. >> Yeah. There's a new one and it's so so the cool thing about it is that it's in space and it's bigger. Biggest mirror ever built and all that ████ They haven't pointed it at the at the object yet and people are wondering like why not because we have so many questions about it. There can't be >> James Webb. >> James Webb. Thank you. James Webb telescope. So there can't possibly be anything currently in space that we're more interested in knowing what the hell this is than Atlas 3, right? >> Because they ran out of money. >> Is it a is it a question of the because they're scared that that might trigger something else? >> So the I So because of how secretive we've always traditionally been, >> it's called Atlas 3. Alice 31. >> 31 Atlas. Yeah. >> 31. >> 31 Atlas. Yeah. >> Uh yeah. Uh but na NASA has come out and said they're dismissing this. They say they've been tracking 31 atlas with ground and space telescopes since it
5:07 discovery and say it shows all the hallmarks of a natural comet. But if that's true, just release it. Show us that because what we're seeing right now is from other independent researchers. We're not seeing it from official sources. >> Right? So like you know the Hawaii telescope and like places like that on Earth are are looking at it because it's interesting. >> Do they have actual like visual data of it or is it still like theoretical photos where they reimagine you know like a lot of space? >> So there are actual photos of it. >> Oh >> um but they're very far away and they're they're pretty not great. >> So this one has a long lens and it's like just take a picture of it and they're like it's okay you don't need it. >> James Webb could get a great shot of it but they haven't done it. And >> but what if what if they actually done it, but they're not showing us? >> This episode is brought to you by the RP Diet Coach app. Remember when I lost
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6:47 they're saying we've been tracking it with ground and space telescopes, show us. And and there's it's very sus that that they have it. So So NASA says it looks like a comet. It does comet things. It's very it very very strongly resembles in just about every way the comets that we know. It has some interesting properties that are a little bit different from our solar system comets, but it behaves like a comet. And so the evidence is overwhelmingly pointed pointing to this object being a natural body. It's a comet. That's NASA, right? But but the the interesting thing about this, like I said before, is the object's sudden like it's light. The sudden brightening of it has caught a lot of attention. So the Harvard cat is saying, um, you know, obviously it's common among comets when pockets of ice vaporize as they get closer to the sun. So that's why we see comets with trails,
7:37 right? But 31 atlas will never come closer than 170 million miles to Earth. Uh, so it's not coming towards Earth. It's >> kind of far away, >> right? It's going to hit it's going to pass near Venus, Mars, and Jupiter over the coming months before it it goes behind the sun. >> Hopefully goes until the sun just gets ████ melted, >> right? Well, yeah, exactly. And that would and that would just dissipate and that would dissipate the whole thing. >> But remember Mua a couple years ago, I think it was in 2017, >> the smaller one. Yeah, >> the smaller one. Very narrow, strange. also maybe interstellar probe but but but people because it changed trajectory while it was in our solar system like like in our path it changed trajectory. So people were like, "Well, that's weird. Why would it change trajectory if it's a comet?" But the idea is maybe it
8:27 burned off enough of its own mass that it changed trajectory due to that >> gravity changing, >> right? Um, also there's this whole like scientific concept where it's like if it's an icy mass that's close enough or within our solar system, then that means that there is a solar effect on it via our sun that when it like melts or whatever and and comes into contact with the ice, the ice turns into some sort of gaseous thing. So if it emits gas and it creates projection and and propels it in different directions and stuff like that because of like gaseous explosions on the surface of whatever >> just looks radical basically. >> But that's the science, right? But that's not as fun. >> Do you have a photo to put on there of what they have so far? Is that little like thing? >> I do. Give me a sec. I'll I'll put it up. I have to click I have to click on all these ads. >> You think they're coming here finally? >> So So there's been so much speculation
9:18 about this over the years because there's been a lot of talk that in 2026 specifically that we will see some sort of disclosure event happen >> right before the election. Huh. >> What's a disclosure event? Disclosure event would be like ad the government coming out and admitting that they that there is something going on that >> bombshell >> they don't understand and it's alien life. >> One step closer to one world government. >> So that's the speculation, right? Hang on. Let me show you this picture real quick. >> One step closer to necessary one world government. >> One step closer to having the mark of beast in your hand. >> One China. >> Also though, it's one of those things where it's like NASA can come out and officially be like, "Oh yeah, it's a comet. There's there's nothing right." But at the same time, if it was alien and it was hostile, wouldn't they do the same thing and come out and say, "Oh, it's nothing." as they're figuring ████ out and scramble.
10:08 >> I mean, that's Well, that's what movies obviously teach us is that they don't want to freak everybody out, right? >> Yeah. >> What if those are the supporting airplanes around? I mean, supporting spaceships. You know how they say it always looks like a flying tic tac? >> Mhm. >> So, it's the supporting tic tacs next to the >> Could be. Who knows? >> That's crazy. That's what the So that's what this Harvard professor was was speculating is that this is a nuclearpowered um thing because the way it's emitting light. It seems to have light that is >> sourced from the internal and not >> not reflection. Exactly. >> I trust the Harvard professor than NASA. >> I mean I think a lot of people look I'm one of those guys who just wants to think that's true. So I just I'm biased towards like wanting to believe that ████ I don't ████ know. >> It depends on what the Harvard professor looks like. If he looks like Rob Schneider from Ancient Aliens, >> yeah, >> I don't know what to believe. >> Giorgio or whatever. >> Yes.
10:58 >> This guy. >> How come they always like Harvard professor does sound more accurate than like East LA professor? >> He's a Harvard astrophysicist. So yeah, he's not exactly >> I don't think the East LA facility has the same type of telescopes. >> Yeah, the E. >> He's just studying graffiti marks and stuff. >> Which will be hieroglyphics one day. >> Yeah, >> it's hood anthropology. Y. >> So, in this photo, that core that's like shining, is that the what they're trying to focus on, or those little bits part of the anomaly. >> So, the little bits are not necessarily part of it. >> They're focusing on this. >> Okay. >> Um, but they don't know. And then this is the guy. >> Who knows what it is? Those little bits could also not even be everything. Maybe it's just stars. Like, who knows? But >> that's crazy. >> No, it's crazy. And and and also too, it's freaking out a lot of people.
11:48 People, hell of people think that this is sort of a sign of of >> God coming. >> I mean, all of it, the reckoning, the end of times, human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together. >> I wish I mean aliens or know about them like while I'm alive. But I also knowing the government though, they might there is the whole thing of they're making up this like space threat. >> We'll never see them, but they'll just be like, "Yeah, it's real. Just >> Avi Lo." >> Yep. That guy, >> that's the Harvard professor. Yeah. So, we're in good shape. >> That guy looks like he only rides in convertibles. >> But isn't he really a professor in like LA? Like Marrammont or something? >> This guy? >> I think so. >> I think you're right. >> No, this is this is this guy. >> Oh, I trust him. >> Like a nice guy. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah, dude. That fool. Is that Graham Stefen?
12:38 >> Wow. >> He goes to Amsterdam to wear a ball gag and get spanked. But I still think that he's at a science convention there in the daytime and you can believe him. So he actually cares too. >> Yeah. Just cuz he gets spanked doesn't mean he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> See, that's the push back. >> My dream is that like this guy would be watching this video and we're just totally normal up until right now. >> He's just like, "Whoa, what the ████ >> What the hell's going on? >> What the ████ >> How do you know about my ball gag? >> I'm a good profiler." >> I'm like, why do they keep saying dancers are gay? >> What happened to the whole Scotty Pitman Jordan? >> No, no. We're We're good, buddy. We're good, baby. You did that at the 13th minute. >> Really good. >> I'm done. >> You and me are great together. >> I feel like we've always seen so many different versions of the same story since we've been alive and it's always like a dud at the end of it and I'm like, damn. >> No. What's frustrating for me
13:29 personally, so they just had this disclosure event um so-called on Capitol Hill. >> They released some video very quickly. It looks like you took remember like when we were kids and you had like a kids camera and you took a picture of something at night. It looks like that dog ████ >> Oh yeah. All Disclosure video footage is like like 480p at best. >> It's like divisive. >> Is it cuz we're taking pictures of things are like millions of miles away? >> Yeah. No. Um No. I'm talking about like UFO the UAP stuff. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> But like how many time like it's like when we're in high school, it's like how many times you going to blueball me before I get to come. >> Yeah. >> Where the person with the f like the first person testimony is like such a yok or such a weirdo. like a normal person with with a lot to lose, you know? >> He's like, "They went up my asshole."
14:22 >> Of course, I orgasmmed into a steel container that they studied. tense like Jesus.
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