Phenomenology. Season 1 Trailer

An international team of unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) investigators deep-dive unsolved cases in the Colombian Andes. Interviewing eye-witnesses, exploring mountaintops and working with indigenous communities the team seeks scientific solutions for the origins of an ancient light phenomenon.

FEATURING:
Vinnie Adams - Disclosure Team
Dan Zetterstrom - That UFO Podcast
Walter Payne - Space Analyst
Lydia Romer - Attorney and Judge
Jeshuran Rajasingham - Analyst
Natalia Reyes Escobar - Producer
Natalia Castellanos - Field Producer
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LOCATION:
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THE PHENOMENON
While the dancing lights of Colombia are similar to the Hessdalen Valley lights in Norway they have been reported for over 400 years. This phenomenon has been called: El Encanto (The Charm), Mohan (Spirits), Quicuyo (Black Worm) and Balón de Oro (Golden Ball). However, over the last sixty years the lights have most often been reported as ‘OVNIs’ (UFOs).

[bitesizedufos]

Been waiting for this! Congratulations to everyone who is involved!

[gnosis]

Great work on getting a trailer up so quickly. 👍

[shannylester]

I’m so excited to see what you all learned and experienced!

[davidreid]

This looks good, but being honest, and I'm just offering some constructive feedback: if I didn't already know what this is about, I wouldn't have a single clue what this was going to be about after watching it. It would be beneficial to add some dialog, or at the very least some captions... Just trying to help get you a bigger audience.

[OlofRockner]

Ash that is gorgeous! Perfectly balanced. The colors and music in perfect balance. 👌👌

[rafaelrodriguez]

Maravilloso!! Contando los días para verlo!!

[Phenomenology]

It's time to bring UAP podcasters and researchers into 3D.

[uapexperiencersxsteph]

Absolutely looking forward to May 1st.

[jjmendozay]

Seems like an incredible production! I’m really anxious to see what you bring forward about this location, greeting from Guatemala

[joeboxx]

When is this happening?
Didn't hear anything after this ..

[dave]

Looks great! So much better than the drivel 1091 Pictures have been putting out lately

[mirandaei]

Hi everyone - did this not air today? (5.1.22)

[pureone]

As a scientist, i wonder if the areas are high in iron or silica, as other sites around the world often are. eg Hesdelen, the Jacobo Ginsberg mexican site, the Iron Mountain of Ireland (eg Tuatha entry), Iron Mountain of Lhasa.. ?skinwalker and what happens if a person is high in iron?

[christophercole]

Wow, it's so great that Lydia Romer gets to travel. SHe's very fortunate. You know who's not fortunate in that way? My father. You know why? Because he was in a vehicle that was rearended by a New York State trooper on the westbound lanes of the New York State thruway. He had to be transported by helicopter to the nearest trauma center to undergo immediate emergency surgery. To this day he's paralyzed from his ribcage down, completely unable to walk, and can't even do basic things by himself. Another man in that vehicle was injured slightly worse than my father. The other three men, while not as injured, still deal with their injuries four years later.

But what about the trooper? And what does any of this have to do with Lydia Romer? Well, it turns out that the New York State trooper involved had himself a history of bad decision making when it came to using his personal cell phone while driving on duty. That's exactly what he was doing on July 15, 2019. He was texting with his girlfriend he was having an affair with, while also accessing his personal Facebook account just prior to the accident. Half a second before impacting the vehicle my father was in, his cruiser was traveling in excess of 80 mph. He was completely distracted, completely at fault. Just before New Year of 2020, he was arrested on two misdemeanor charges directly related to the accident of July 15. But that wasn't the only trouble he was in. No, he also had an order of protection put on him because his girlfriend began fearing for her life around him.

Okay, so what does any of this have to do with Lydia Romer? Well, he had to face the Sheridan, NY town justice due to these charges he was arrested for. They were misdemeanors (I think they should have been felonies considering the severity of what he'd done), and he appeared before the "Honorable" Lydia Romer. She accepted a plea bargain that his lawyer had come up with and never bothered to tell my parent's attorney, nor any of the other attorneys involved. And what was that plea bargain? Most serious misdemeanor dropped, one year probation that if he stayed out of trouble the second misdemeanor would be dropped, he had to pay no fines, but he did have to pay $90 to the court.

Lydia Romer is an extremely corrupt person not to be trusted. But good on her going around the world to search out strange phenomena. Could start a little closer to home and figure out why such a scumbag of a state trooper was given such a light punishment by a corrupt judge.

[N.E.U.R.O]

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