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The Cosmic Pop
“… a mini explosion of realization that we are not alone…and that the ETs are our friends …”
As often is the case, at our CE5 events, what we saw and experienced at the time is one thing, but what we learn when we’re able to roll back the camera, so to speak, might be quite a bit more.
This last CE5 was a very active evening from the very start with people noticing interesting things in the sky. I’m going to share the audio from those first about 13 minutes so the people that were there can review what went on (as requested). Also you might enjoy listening in on this as a “fly on the wall” so to speak in an active CE5 situation. I’ll post this at the end of this article.
A little while after this beginning 13 minutes we went into our first guided meditation recorded by Dr. Greer. I myself felt a strong connection with one ET during this process. I couldn’t visualize this person, but I was pleased with this sense of being “locked on”, so to speak. I felt it was a new step forward in my ability to connect. More about this at a later date.
After the meditation, first, 2 different people shared about 2 different orbs or craft (whatever) they saw at the beginning of the meditation hanging out in the sky together and seeming to interact with each other before fading out.
The conversation went as follows. (I tediously transcribed it from the audio because it was hard to hear through the noise and forest sounds):
1st Person: “During the meditation I saw these two, one after the other, they looked like satellites, but they kind of like fazed in and then faded out right above us like straight above and they didn’t come from anywhere and didn’t go anywhere. They kind of faded in and faded out right up there. “
Me: “Was that just now? “
1st Person: “That was at the beginning of the meditation.”
2nd Person: “Yea, I saw two and I thought one was moving Then I saw one moving in closer and the other one moved around it. Then it just kept going. It was really interesting. And I saw a shooting star.”
Me: “When you saw the two was that at the beginning of the meditation? “
2nd Person: Yea.
Me: “So, you think maybe you saw the same thing as him?”
2nd Person: “Could be.”
Me: “Two stars together. Kind of playing with each other, sort of?”
2nd Person: “Yea.”
Me: “Hmm. Wish I had my camera on it.”
After this, the main event began. I say “main event” because after examining what happened next it become clear to me that it was more than just some random activity in the sky.
It was an extended “flash bulb” event, as we call them, a fairly frequent event at CE5 get-togethers, where a very short flash of light is seen in the sky, easy to miss if you’re not looking in the right direction at the right time. But let me lay it out what happened here.
It began when someone noted a clear flash bulb event. Then after a while a second flash bulb event. I wasn’t recording video at the time yet, but I noted the timing on my audio recording by the quick verbal acknowledgments. I did note that there was a 38.2 second gap between the verbal reaction of the 1st flashbulb and the second. This will mean more to you in a minute.
Then after the 2nd I decided to start filming with my night camera. The third flash bulb was then captured on camera and I continued to record flash bulbs a total of at least 17 or more on film or 19 all together including the 2 that occurred before I started filming.
This in itself made for an exciting time for us observing each flashbulb as it appeared in the sky. We observed that they seemed to be quite regular and perhaps in the same spot each time. If this was the sum total of what happened, it would have been an evening we’d all enjoyed sharing about. And if you are one of the attendees of this event reading this for the first time there’s a good chance that’s how you are remembering this event now.
But the ETs are very resourceful and will sometimes use some of our technology in interesting ways to help communicate. In this case they used the video recording. They also took advantage of my tendency to check out the video and audio carefully.
So, a few days after the event I did get around to checking out the video and audio. It’s a great way to review what happened because in the midst of the activity it’s hard to completely take in what’s happening.
I found it all very interesting but something on the video really ramped up my interest greatly. There have been instances in the past where the ETs interjected audio into my recordings. Not natural audio from CE5 site. Nobody would know about this at the time it happened onsite. Only later after I’d discover it and share it with the others.
In this case they introduced a POP sound to go along with one of the flashbulbs events. You know … like this … POP!!
This was a beautiful, classic POP sound – and very clear (which I will share with you here). I have to tell you; I just about fell out of my chair when I heard it! This could NOT be natural, that a little light from way up in the atmosphere or maybe in outer space could produce this clear popping sound on my recording. And the chance of this occurring just by coincidence (and so accurately) would have to be 1 in a trillion or something crazy like that. This was the only pop on the whole 11-and-a-half-minute recording.
Here’s a short video/audio clip of that event:
If you’ve read any of my other blog reports you might remember the same thing happened in our “shiny saucer” event which you can read about here: https://ce5asheville.com/the-shiny-saucer/ There have been other instances of this also recorded in the reports.
I think The ETs knew this would super-charge me, so to speak, and spur me on to study the video even more. And for good reason, it turns out, because there were for sure more interesting things going on. Plus it was just plain funny, you know. I’ve found our ET friends to be quite humorous at times. Here it’s like maybe they are poking fun at how we call these things “flashbulbs”.
It was just a tiny, short addition that they added; of seemingly miniscule importance; just a joke even. But to me it seemed hugely significant. Like a mini explosion of realization that we are not alone. And that the ETs are our friends.
With my interest now being in hyperdrive I began to study the video more and took an interest in the timing of the flashbulbs as they seemed quite regular. With the help of my available software (Adobe Premiere Pro) I began to measure the time between one flashbulb and the next, measuring not only the seconds but also the frames which divided each second into 30 slices. So, I was trying to measure the spacing of the flashbulbs down to a 30th of a second This was quite tedious, as perhaps you can imagine. As I had to find each flash bulb in the video which was a 4 or 5 frame event. Then I’d find the brightest frame which was usually the second or third and record that as the time stamp of the flashbulb event.
You might be saying at this point, “Ok, that’s more detail than I really need to know.” But hang in here. You’ll understand why I’m telling you this in a minute.
Yes, this took some time. And I was starting to get a little burnt out on the process. But I persisted and learned that the spacing time was indeed very consistent even down to about the 30th of a second! It was about 38.22 seconds consistently. “Amazing!” I thought. These weren’t just random blips showing every now and then. “Why were they making the effort to flash these things at such regular intervals?”, I thought.
Then after I had recorded 10 flashbulbs and their 38.22 second spacing something more odd happened. The spacing of the next flashbulb was 19.11 seconds. Exactly half of the previous spacing! And this new spacing continued on for quite a few more times!
I found it very strange that they would do this, even bewildering. To space all these events exactly the same. Why would they do this? Even stranger – why would they change to a different duration later on? I don’t know but to me it indicates a definite intelligent design.
To add just a little more strangeness to it I went back to the beginning longer time spacing events to make sure there weren’t any more half-time events before we noticed them. It turns out there were 4 of them nobody noticed, myself included. But they were noticeable if you knew exactly what second and frame of the video to examine. The peculiar thing about them was that they were fainter and in fact the first one was barely detectable with each following one becoming a little brighter until it was finally bright enough to be noticed by the group.
I got the sense that it started with one ET craft blinking every 38.2 seconds and a second one close by starting to chime in at exactly the midpoint in the duration, very faintly at first and then gradually matching up in brightness with the other. So, you had the two of them going back and forth. One on the beat, you might say, the other on the off-beat.
This fits nicely with what someone observed earlier (before this even happened!): “Yea, I saw two and I thought one was moving. Then I saw one moving in closer and the other one moved around it. Then it just kept going. It was really interesting.”
If any of you that were there have any other thoughts or insight on this, I’d be interested in hearing them.
One last interesting thing you can tell from the video. Some were saying it’s flashing in the same place each time. And some were saying that it was moving. From studying the video and plotting the position of each flash you can see that it was either stationary with the stars moving behind it or moving but just a little bit each time in a straight or curved line. Here’s a rough picture of its movement over time that I plotted by looking at each occurance in the video. It shows the stars in the vicinity in blue and the flashbulb’s progressive path in red.
Now here’s the whole video for you to check out yourself. If you are so inclined feel free to study it yourself to verify what I have presented here:
Also here’s audio from the first 13 minutes of the evening that I promised to post here for the attendees and anyone else who wants to listen in: