Transmitting from the Mojave Wilderness in Joshua Tree, California, now is the time for Desert Oracle Radio, the voice of the desert.

Well, night has fallen on the Mojave.

The skies have been very busy busy and not just at night.

And this weird UFO group keeps releasing these little videos that are supposed to show UFO

zipping around and being chased by fighter jets.

And that first one was pretty interesting.

But this kind of stuff sure gets stale fast.

It really wears out its welcome.

And so people go back to their other concerns, their routines,

the various clear and present dangers, and we do have a lot of those.

Meanwhile, there's this wild report from a transportation news site called The Drive with a recording of FAA radio traffic over southeastern Arizona, Tucson, and Sigurro National Park.

It's a real recording that was released by the Federal Aviation Administration.

On the afternoon of February 24, a Learjet run by Phoenix Air reported something zooming overhead at 40,000 feet.

The tower says there's no traffic that they know of.

Another pilot chimes in, a UFO.

Well, there's some mundane radio traffic for a few minutes,

and then the crew of the American Airlines Airbus headed in the opposite direction sees it as well.

Putting out all kinds of light, and off it goes, still around 40,000 feet.

A very similar thing happened over Northern California back in October.

Air traffic between Portland, Oregon and San Francisco saw this white craft way up high,

moving around, no transponder, nothing anybody knew about.

Many strange sights in the sky, signs and wonders, maybe.

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