Volcanos and Seismic Activity and UFOs.
There’s always been this fascination between UFO sightings and volcanic eruptions, from time to time you see headlines in the news about them. So, here’s some random internet article headlines touching on the topic to prove my point. (Article links at the end of this blog.)
- UFO Seen Flying Mysteriously Behind an Erupting Volcano!
- Unexplained moment multiple UFOs shoot out from volcano ‘portal’ in shocking footage!
- UFO Sightings and Volcanic Eruptions: A Strange Relationship!
- UFOs’ caught on video buzzing around Mexico’s Popocatépetl volcano. Again!
Now, one has to wonder why? Are the UFOs there to study the eruptions or are they there for another reason? What if they’re not there to capture the event for scientific studies but for something else, maybe to capture some of the by-products from the eruption? What about seismic activity, like fissures, are they interested in them too?
Here in Texas, Corpus Christi is in the top 10 areas for UFO sightings. It’s off of the Gulf of America, and years ago while living in Southern California, I tracked a pretty good UFO sighting across the US right over Corpus Christi into the Gulf. Why, underwater base? Maybe, or maybe something else.
Recently there’s been some conversations about Hydrothermal Vents off shore at Corpus Christi. Hydrothermal vents are openings on the ocean floor where geothermal heated water is released. These vents are usually found in volcanic active areas. When I read about possible Hydrothermal Vents near Corpus Christi, I remembered what I saw last year while fishing off-shore there.
On February 24th, 2024, while fishing offshore, I started seeing gas bubbles rise up to the water’s surface just to the left of where I was fishing. The fumes from the bubbles had a rotten egg smell just like the Sulphur ponds do at Yellowstone National Park. At first, I thought maybe it was a leak from an underwater gas line because there’s Oil Rigs offshore, but those bubbles shouldn’t smell like Sulphur. After contemplating what I was seeing and smelling, I decided not to fish in that area anymore.
A volcanic active area offshore Corpus Christ may be one of the reasons that location is high in UFO sightings. So why would UFOs be interested in volcanic areas?
As I’ve mentioned on this website in previous blogs, I believe hydrogen may be a part of UFO propulsion. Our planet being very good source of Hydrogen from water and fossil fuels would be of great interest to space exploring ETs.
Hydrogen is our simplest element because each atom of hydrogen has only one proton. Hydrogen is also the most abundant element in the universe. Stars like our sun consist mostly of hydrogen. The sun is essentially a giant ball of hydrogen and helium gases. Hydrogen also occurs naturally on Earth in compound form with other elements in gases, solids and liquids. Like H2O water, each water molecule contains one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms. Hydrogen is also found in natural forms like, hydrocarbons which are found in natural gas, coal, and petroleum.
Water not only covers 71 percent of the Earth, but scientists recently discovered that there’s more water underground than on top of it. This makes Earth a very unique planet, and with all that water comes hydrogen too! Our planet is also an abundant source of fossil fuels which also creates hydrogen, so if someone or something out there likes hydrogen, then our planet becomes very attractive to them.
Our Sun uses hydrogen by way of fusion to create light and heat, and the outcome is ultraviolet rays. We can’t see ultraviolet rays but boy we can feel them on our skin as sunburn. If UFOs use hydrogen as a fuel source with some type of fusion device, then their exhaust would not be detected. All we would see is light. Maybe this is why Air Force pilots never see any type of exhaust emanating from UFOs they’re tracking.
But where does seismic activity come into this equation? Well, it’s also a source of hydrogen too?
Volcanoes and fissures release many types of gases which include carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide, but other gases include hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen chloride and hydrogen fluoride.
Hydrogen sulfide:
Hydrogen can be extracted from hydrogen sulfide using electrolysis. The hydrogen can then be used as fuel, but the sulfur is essential for plant and animal life because its a component of amino acids and other important molecules.
Hydrogen chloride:
Hydrogen can be extracted from hydrogen chloride using electrolysis. The hydrogen can be used as fuel, but here’s something interesting, in a chlorine atmosphere, gases like hydrogen will burn more aggressively and explosively.
Hydrogen fluoride:
Hydrogen can also be extracted from hydrogen fluoride using electrolysis. The hydrogen can be used a fuel, but the fluorine can produce a much greater thrust per unit mass than any other propellants leading to more efficient space rockets.
So, all three by-products coming from a volcano or seismic fissure, hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen chloride, and hydrogen fluoride, can be used not only as fuel but maybe to sustain life too! That’s interesting.
There could be other reasons why UFOs are attracted to seismic activity, like research or data retrieval, they could have such advanced computer-like technology that could tell them the health of our planet through volcanic activity. They may be able to predict earthquakes due to tectonic plate movements and may already know what our continents may look like in the future. This also would be of interest if they had underground or underwater bases. Most advanced UFO Investigators believe there is an underwater base in the Gulf of America off of Texas. Either way, UFOs love water and volcanos and both have access to hydrogen.
Hydrogen fueled UFOs have been a theory of mine for over 30 years. From the beginning of my research and field investigations, UFO propulsion has been on the top lists of, “What is it?”. My 37th Parallel Theory which sparked the book, “The 37th Parallel: The Secret Truth Behind Americas UFO Highway” written by Ben Mezrich, touches on why this area is significant to UFO travel. And one of the reasons? Water. The majority of aquifers in the US can be reached along the 37th degree latitude. So, the water is important, but can the hydrogen from the water be used for something other than fuel?
Recent studies of other planets through the cosmos suggest, it’s possible that aliens from other planets could be breathing helium and hydrogen and not oxygen. Back in February of 2022 I wrote a blog about the possibility Aliens could be visiting us from an Ammonia based planet. Back in 2020 on (cen.acs.org) there was an article stating ammonia points to volcanism on Pluto. Volcanic eruptions can create ammonia gases, so there could be possibilities life can form from those planets. Some think because our volcanos release hydrogen, that’s one of the main ingredients why life started here.
There’s no question that UFOs seem to be interested in volcanic activity, but the question is, “why?” Hydrogen could be the key, but there are lots of other reasons it could be, some in which we may not be aware of. It’s always fun to speculate because that’s all we can do right now, but eventually we’ll learn the truth, but until then, the best we can do is mess around with a bunch of educated guessing based on what we perceive.
Chuck Zukowski
Blog links:
UFO Seen Flying Mysteriously Behind an Erupting Volcano:
https://www.latest-ufo-sightings.net/2020/02/ufo-seen-flying-mysteriously-behind-an-erupting-volcano.html
Unexplained moment multiple UFOs shoot out from volcano ‘portal’ in shocking footage:
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/unexplained-moment-multiple-ufos-shoot-30834508
UFO Sightings and Volcanic Eruptions: A Strange Relationship:
https://www.discoverychepe.com.mx/en/articles/technology/volcanoes-and-ufo-connection#google_vignette
UFOs’ caught on video buzzing around Mexico’s Popocatépetl volcano. Again!:
https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/ufos-caught-on-video-buzzing-around-mexicos-popocatepetl-volcano-again?msockid=0bfaccdd96276c1d1c98d9a697866dbd
Ammonia:
https://cen.acs.org/physical-chemistry/astrochemistry/Ammonia-points-volcanism-Pluto/97/i22Amonia
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