Скачать или смотреть Unscryptid Quick Stop: The Little A’Le’Inn - Rachel, NV

A nighttime excursion to a UFO hotspot in Rachel Nevada, The Little A’Le’Inn sits under one of the darkest skies in the U.S. It’s a destination for paranormal buffs and tourists alike. Its backyard? The legendary Area 51; A government Top Secret base said to once hold flying saucers, alien aircraft, extraterrestrials or non-human intelligence (NHI), a place where the government test new top secret military aircraft, and high-tech weapons. We should all know who Chuck Yeager was, but if you are unfamiliar with names like, Bob Lazar or George Knapp? Look them up, they have some really interesting stories and are still active today in the alien and UFO niche we love and enjoy as paranormal investigators. In this Unscryptid Quick Stop, we travel to Rachel Nevada with B&C Camera and Sony experts to do some astrophotography, not Astro turf pictures, sorry Casey. Would we see and capture any UFO phenomena? Watch as we explore this paranormal niche to experience the Nevada deserts’ weird and wonderful world of UFO lore and join us on this little paranormal adventure! It’s time to ask yourself, do you believe?

I definitely saw some anomalous lights and what looked like craft in the night sky among the stars, but could not rule out satellites, space debris, or what Casey believes to be, "Top Secret Craft," Black site type stuff in which they may not necessarily use aircraft lighting we see on typical commercial or military aircraft. It was weird to say the least.

All the Astrophotography pictures were taken from 9 - 11pm but looks as if it were the middle of the day. Insane. Cameras and their settings do things!

Thank you to the whole staff over there at the Little A'Le'Inn in Rachel for allowing us the opportunity and for the delicious homecooked meal.

Thank you, B&C Camera, for the whole set up. To Sony for teaching us a thing or two about their cameras and providing both a loaner lens and camera for each of us to use.

Thank you to the talented Gregory Strouse for allowing us to use the instrumental version of his jam, “Never Too Late,” for our travel montage in this video. We are thankful and glad to have a life-long friend like you! Check out his YouTube page. His page can be found in our channel's subscribed listing.

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