Name: Top 20 Times Joe Rogan Discussed Aliens
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I can't tell you whether or not they're going to find anything of interest and I did partially open.

I think I've opened 50 percent but I was asked not to do it and I thought that was a reasonable ask but now I'm going to do it.

Welcome to WatchMojo and today we're counting down our top 20 times the podcaster Joe Rogan talked about aliens and their advanced craft.

What I believe crashed at Roswell was I believe it was German from Argentina.

Number 20 modern investigation old crash site.

You know I just I don't believe that they would just start telling you that there's off-world crafts.

All these years yeah now you guys are just gonna start oh it's these brave whistleblowers.

Are you The UFO obsessed podcast superstar inevitably gets around to aliens.

They talk about Dr. Gary Nolan and Dr. D.W.

Pasulka in their investigations of possible crash sites where odd memory metal could allegedly be found in the ground.

The airport control tower radar operator verified the same sightings.

They were over the restricted areas of Washington including the White House and the the day after Roswell.

Here Corso claims technologies like Kevlar integrated circuit chips and fiber optics were the results of studying exotic material recovered from the famous crash site.

There's a lot of things that come almost right after Roswell.

One of them is a transistor and the other one is microchips maybe what is that stuff called fiber optics fiber optics fiber optics seem to emerge after that.

The pilots do talk about how it's going 120 knots against the wind and in my recollection it was going at a relatively slow speed for a fighter aircraft around 100 knots or so at those speeds from looking at the radar data itself.

UFOs in but many believe most are just sort of there in the sky but that's what makes them dangerous.

Pilots might be reluctant to properly report these sightings and near collisions with UFOs as a long instilled stigma might deem the witnesses no longer fit for flying.

Imagine that would be their number one priority right so I engage with these folks I ask them you know what's the sense here you know people are kind of starting to a little bit and this message is getting out there more and more broadly and they assured me that's not the case that there is not a loose nuke or other type of weapon of mass destruction that these objects whatever they are are pursuing right now.

Ryan Graves, a retired FAA teen pilot and UFO witness brings awareness to this ongoing issue.

Rogan and his guest talk about the New Jersey drone situation in 2024, a potential lost nuke, and how Graves Americans for Safe Aerospace is advocating for transparency, scientific research, and improved reporting mechanisms to ensure safety in the skies.

The way the system is currently set up there's an executive order that allows for the creation of classified information you have the national security act that was created in congress and signed by the president and these are the two laws that essentially allow for the creation of that type of information.

They did try to say that the creature was this guy who's got like some deformities um but I've seen the guy Modine or something like that but you talk to the witnesses.

But why would the why would the military shut the town down because of When it comes to UFO crash sites, people typically think of Roswell, New Mexico.

But according to filmmaker James Fox, Brazil is home to a crash site of equal or perhaps an even greater magnitude.

The documentary producer leaves no dead air for Rogan's typical long-form show, talking about crashed spaceships, a whole town of witnesses, and the capture of a putrid-smelling alien that supposedly killed someone.

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