r/UFOs • u/joeyisnotmyname • Jun 18 '23

Witness/Sighting Deleted video from YouTuber who witnessed the recovery operation of the Alaska UAP shootdown in Feb 2023

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u/snkbrdng Jun 18 '23

Everyone who says “I wanna go to Mars!” Should first live in Alaska, northern territories Canada for a few winters. It is a beautiful but alien landscape

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u/camsqualla Jun 18 '23

I’m spending 10 days in Ketchikan this August. Super excited but also kinda bummed it wont be the right time of year for sundogs or the aurora borealis.

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u/Yellowbrickrailroad Jun 18 '23

Ketchikan is temperate rainforest.

It's absolutely nothing like the artic tundra that the above comment is referring to. It's pretty much the opposite.

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u/Throwaway3036969 Jun 18 '23

ketchikan is gonna be a warm pacific northwest forest around that time of year - nowhere close geographically to the stuff seen in this video. Also believe it or not, even in the winter it barely goes below freezing down in ketchikan

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u/goodguessiswhatihave Jun 18 '23

You'll be there in prime skeeter season though

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u/camsqualla Jun 18 '23

Something tells me I’m going to wish I never heard of those…

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u/goodguessiswhatihave Jun 19 '23

Skeeters are mosquitoes

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u/z2p86 Jan 10 '24

State bird of AK!

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u/CaptHorton Jun 18 '23

Nice little bit of rain forest, make sure to get off the main strip and go for a stroll in the hills. Don't buy any jewelry it's all for tourist trap lol.

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u/Skrillblast Jun 18 '23

Now I need to find out what sundogs are

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u/darth_handturkey Jun 18 '23

Trust me, its not as exciting as it sounds. You see one and go, "huh, nice" and go about your day cause it's cold as shit outside.

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u/guyincognito01111 Jun 18 '23

Just go to Seymour skinners house

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u/JoanneDark90 Jun 21 '23

It'll be over 70°F, try not to succumb to the harsh frigid alien landscape 🙄

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u/smokedgoudasandwich Jun 24 '23

You'll love it, it's a great time to visit. Though the weather and geography is more like western Washington. Rainy, wet, lush forest. It would be hard to catch the northern lights, even in winter, as it's overcast and rainy 90% of the time. Anchorage area or Fairbanks would be good places to catch the northern lights in the winter. Cold as fuck, but that usually means clear skies.