Hi, this is Grant Cameron, and you're listening to that UFO podcast.

So I think a good follow-up question to that would be from Craig.

Craig had sent in a few more questions that we'll get to but I'm eagerly awaiting your thoughts on the new revelation the James Webb telescope has picked up a large structure moving towards Earth arrival date 2033 or 2034.

Elizondo was asked about it and said he's aware but it's not my story to tell.

Apparently it's changing course directions and speed stand.

This is an interesting one because we've heard pretty much rumblings of stuff like this

since or even the James Webb telescope was operational,

that it had seen aliens, you know, Jimmy Church did it early on

and stuff like that.

And I stay in these things and I like try and have an open mind.

And my initial reaction was, well James Webb Space Telescope can't do that

even if it got a sensor reading just like the Phosphon Venus you would have to send more instruments

to kind of

properly drill down on it.

But there are classified missions

that the James Webb Space Telescope

is carrying out. What they are, no one knows, they're just listed as classified. I once sat and read all of the missions, the telescope time that was given out for it. And some of them you just can't read and it makes you wonder you

know you can't aim that telescope at Earth because the Sun will burn its

senses out so what are they looking at and it could be anything you know they

could just be tracking Amuamuah moor back to where it came from or similar

objects on the off chance that there's something interesting like meteors could be ships

it could be the eye of Saur on or the all-known spaghetti monster.

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