Satellite Holographic UFOs?

Some pretty fascinating reading below about the reality of satellite/airborne military holographic capabilities (and psychological warfare operations) but for folks who are interested suppose it's best to get Project Bluebeam out of the way first.



Project Bluebeam:

The urban legend about an alleged Project Bluebeam has been traced to the writings of French journalist, Serge Monast in the mid-’90s – who died of a heart attack while investigating the story, despite lacking a history of heart disease.

Evidence of US government experiments in giant sky holograms, specifically refering to Project Bluebeam have been covered on mainstream television. In the early 2000s, Sci-Fi authors Chris and Janet Morris, consultants in non-lethal weapons technology for a Washington DC Think Tank, claim that giant projections of Angels, Devils or UFOs would not require any new breakthroughs in science and could be used on the battlefield, to scare the enemy (as long as they believed these projections were real) They go further, to claim that tests of such psychological operations have been done at the Army’s Electronic Proving Ground at Fort Huachuca, in Arizona, near the Mexican border.

Project Bluebeam: Satellite Holograms Set to End World Religions?

Like it says in this Corbett Report the only info we have about PBB sources back to just one French Canadian journalist but Corbett also covers some really intriguing info about the USAF's 'Airborne Holographic Projector' and touchable hologram technology.

In the vid below Vallee also discusses Whitehouse plans (uncovered during the Watergate investigations) which involved submarines 'painting holograms' in the skies over Cuba.

See 5:50

Don't know if anyone caught this March 2003 Fate Magazine article but it is increasingly difficult to find on the web so probably worth a save.

It gives more info on the USAF division and relates some incredibly strange events from Cuba in 1982 and from around an Argentinian Naval base in 2000.

The potential tactical benefits of holograms are certainly promising and understandable. Imagine if it were possible to beam the image of some religious figure, or fully believable ghosts, goblins, and other assorted creatures for that matter at the enemy, and the confusion, panic and fear this would cause..

Holograms And High Strangeness - Scott Corales (PDF File)

Quite a thought provoking article and it also mentions the March 31st, 1997 'Defense Week' report describing the creation of an entire (unnamed) USAF division dealing with psychological operations and 3D holographic projections.

Such things as projecting 'the face of an angry God' over the battlefield are mentioned and apparently the division was headed by Lt Col Jimmy Miyamoto (and their operating code is AF/XOIOW).

Also brought up is a 1999 WP article describing official USAF 'SPM' research programmes involved with projecting images from space.

In a 1994 article of Defense Week, there was also talk of the Pentagon engaging in experiments with so-called “futurewar” tactics, such as computer warfare and holograms for military purposes. The article mentioned that the military had been considering holograms for inclusion as a non-lethal form of combat and that there were various “black projects” pursuing this.

In 1999 there was also a Washington Post report on the US Air Force’s research program to develop a holographic projector as an instrument of psychological warfare, also called “strategic perception management,” which would be used to “project information power from space… for special operations deception missions.” There has been some conspiracy speculation that this is precisely the reason why the U.S. has so many satellites in space; for the purpose of creating a sort of 3D projection system by beaming images off of each other to create realistic 360 degree illusions, essentially an enormous 3D theater, with some even suggesting the possibility for technology enabling the recreation of physical sensations to flesh out the detail, such as sound, light, heat, and even smell. One 1999 Air Force Manual purportedly writes of the device thus:

The holograph projector plays a three-dimensional visual image in a desired location, removed from a display generator. The projector can be used for psychological operations and strategic perception management. It is also useful for optical deception, and cloaking, providing a momentary distraction when engaging an unsophisticated adversary. And it has capabilities for precision projection of three-dimensional visual images into a selected area. Supports Psy-Op and strategic deception management and provides deception and cloaking against optical centers.

Holograms and the World of the Weird

God knows what's in the pipeline running up to 2030 but these days holographic tech is insanely impressive and am sure there's plenty we don't know about black budget satellite capabilities as it's estimated that even back in 2009 the black budget for the US DOD was around $50 billion.

Also, if Bill Sweetman's articles in Jane’s International Defence Review are to be believed then the security fraction of the total budget for these 'deep black' SAPs can approach 50%.

Anyway would appreciate any relevant opinions.

a reply to: karl 12

If traveling to the past was possible from the future……

Then religious “visions” come to mind…..if in fact those visions were “holographic” technology …

Case in point Constantine’s Vision of the Cross, this day in 312 A.D.

One day, while he was in front of his tent with his officers and troops around him, he had a vision of an enormous cross of fire in the heavens. On one side of the cross were the words, in the Greek language: “By this, conquer.” The words are sometimes given in the Latin form In hoc signo vinces, the translation of which is “By this sign thou shalt conquer.”

Makes one wonder

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Alien invasion preparations seem to be well under way with full congressional cooperation. We're being put on high alert, and everybody knows they're already here, anyway.

originally posted by: nugget1
Alien invasion preparations seem to be well under way with full congressional cooperation. We're being put on high alert, and everybody knows they're already here, anyway.

So if aliens are already here and they need to fake an invasion is it business as usual, that being shoot first ask questions later?

www.corbettreport.com...

It would be hilarious if one of the holographic images was a real entity and was seen by that race. And then landed some attorneys with the intention of suing for infringement 🤣

originally posted by: nugget1

Alien invasion preparations seem to be well under way with full congressional cooperation. We're being put on high alert, and everybody knows they're already here, anyway.

Well noone knows what UFOs are mate (other than an extremely serious mystery) but looks like they've been with us quite a while and the 'Gov' have been rather concerned about the subject.

Certainly wouldn't put it past certain factions to 'simulate' lol - especially given the time and effort invested in narrative prepping.

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1

If traveling to the past was possible from the future……

Hey nice post mate and did you ever read this book by Anthropology Professor Michael P Masters?

Some 'UFO Hearing' politicians also seem to have latched onto the idea.

• "UFOs could be us from the future."

Wisconsin Republican Representative Mike Gallagher.

This is crazytalk!

To pull off something similar to PBB you would need thousands of small satellites blanketing the globe, sheesh



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a reply to: TXRabbit


Good point lol, think the articles are more referring to NSA/NRO antics but here's some related news (6G by 2030).

First Elon Musk, now Jeff Bezos. Both ultra-rich Technocrats are competing to see who can be first to fill space with 5G satellites. For the “good of humanity”, of course. Once their networks are completed, 100 percent of earth will have broadband access while being continuously bathed in 5G radiation.

FCC Unanimously Approves Amazon’s Plan For 3,236 5G Satellites

originally posted by: TXRabbit
This is crazytalk!

To pull off something similar to PBB you would need thousands of small satellites blanketing the globe, sheesh



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Excellent Segway to a possibility…….could Holographic technology have advanced to the point that the Starlink satellite system includes Holographic RF Imagers of sorts?? The system would certainly have almost complete worldwide coverage….




I’m assuming the each Starlink satellite could be a multi-function multi-payload platform…….and not just beaming I Love Lucy…..

Elon “Captain Blue Beam” Musk…..

Hmmmmm

A sample of Microwave Holography material on the www


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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Good stuff amigo, did you find time to go through the cases in the pdf? Unless one is really into the subject suppose disappearing cryptids sound a bit fantastical but there's been a constant flow of global, credible witness reports describing exactly that.

In the early days the US Gov certainly freaked out folks in the Philippines with the Aswang so guess they're not above using cryptids in psy-ops warfare.

Personally reckon Sasquatch is the real deal but it's all food for thought lol.

originally posted by: quintessentone

So if aliens are already here and they need to fake an invasion is it business as usual, that being shoot first ask questions later?

www.corbettreport.com...

Suppose that's a fair point and can't speak for Nugget but that Corbett report is certainly worth a full watch.

Given the recent (and pretty unimpressive) Naval encounters which make up the backbone of these new UFO hearings it's interesting to note the US Navy had never declassified anything regarding UFO/USO.incidents (or their investigations into them) - suppose it's also noteworthy that the place they happened has been a notorious UFO/USO hotspot for many (many) decades now.

Just playing devil's advocate here but am pretty sure secret underground structures play a role in these potential 'simulation' antics and Richard Sauder discusses evidence below of a submerged AUTEC like structure in that exact spot.

See 37:30

Also some good info and speculation about DUMBs in this one.

a reply to: karl 12

In close encounters of the third kind...the ET's possibly use holography to conceal themselves in front of the eyewitness --- Like projecting a holographic image of a boulder in front of a boulder that the alien is partially hiding behind.

And they can possibly draw a geoglyph carving on a dirt stone boulder of a face of an alien (dinosauroid humanoid?), but then they project a holographic image on that carving, only revealing a much better detail of the alien and what the alien is trying to communicate to the eyewitness.

a reply to: karl 12

Holograms in the sky.

a reply to: quintessentone

Q…a fine example……here’s a snippet of your sky projection vid clip….

That alone could be perceived as a ufo sighting


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originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: quintessentone

Q…a fine example……here’s a snippet of your sky projection vid clip….

That alone could be perceived as a ufo sighting

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I was thinking exactly the same thing. Here are some in the day time.

a reply to: quintessentone

In terms of UFO’s

You won’t be able to tell what could be real versus a projected decoy….hence in plain sight.

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originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: quintessentone

In terms of UFO’s

You won’t be able to tell what could be real versus a projected decoy….hence in plain sight.

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I was just reading as to the latest hologram tech where it will not only appear 3D but also have a feel to it, they say right now because of the numerous dots of laser lights together it will feel like sandpaper to some or a static shock to others.

www.smithsonianmag.com...#:~:text=Mirrors%20and%20lenses%20help%20direct,Dave%20Ge rshgorn%20for%20Popular%20Science.

Wow that’s scary how real those holograms look. I was expecting that it would be pretty easy to distinguish them as being computer graphics but I can see how they could use this technology to fake an alien invasion and have it be believable to the point where people would think it’s actually really happening before their eyes and panic.