Evidence: The Case for NASA UFOs

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Documentary investigating the case of NASA UFO footage filmed by a variety of space missions over the decades.
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.72 ounces
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, NTSC, Color, Full Screen, Original recording remastered
Run time ‏ : ‎ 3 hours
Release date ‏ : ‎ March 1, 2005
Actors ‏ : ‎ Sereda, David, Aykroyd, Dan
Studio ‏ : ‎ Terra
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0002Y0HVG
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

Our Top Reviews

Reviewer: Nafisa Choudhury
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Evidence. The case for NASA UFOs
Review: This has certainly made me wonder about the existence of UFOs and I am looking forward to seeing more of Sereda’s productions on this subject. I think it is high time the governments of the world went public on this issue. Seeing just the tip of the iceberg is in fact like tapping in the dark and that is a little scary. I would rather know the full truth than a half thruth. At least that way we would know what we are up against.

Reviewer: Lucius
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The evidence is before our eyes
Review: Having culled through over 400 hours of NASA space shuttle and space station footage for interesting anomalies, David Sereda has selected images for this DVD that are, to say the least, fascinating. Debunkers, as usual, identify the luminous objects that are flying, streaking and appearing out of nowhere as “debris” or “video anomalies” or “shooting stars” (which reminds me of nothing so much as the old canard of “swamp gas” and “Venus” being mistaken for flying saucers). But “Evidence” offers compelling, well, evidence that seeing is believing. These objects are clearly not dismissible by any conventional, mundane explanation.From Earth we see meteorites streak across the sky as they burn up in our atmosphere. But from a vantage point 300 miles above the Earth, what would cause objects to luminously streak across the field of view above the atmosphere? Or, more importantly, streak outward away from the atmosphere? And so Sereda’s starting point is simple: How do objects flying outside of the Earth’s atmosphere, in the void of space, appear as radiant objects unless they are self-luminescent, i.e., generating electromagnetic energy.This is a two part documentary. In part 1 Sereda presents the footage with commentary based on correspondences he conducted with top NASA scientists about the possible nature of the objects seen in the film. In part 2, and, with little more than a blackboard and chalk, Sereda outlines his radical hypothesis as to the nature of these pulsing disc shaped objects. These objects appear, as Sereda explains, to have a mini-black hole at their centers which generate electromagnetic gravity waves (I think I have that right) that propel them at FTL speeds. Sereda’s discussion of quantum mechanics, the physics of black hole gravity and light distortion, and the nature of the electromagnetic spectrum (for starters), sounds revolutionary, and I’m no expert, but it certainly seems like the first credible hypothesis to explain the nature of FTL propulsion for this particular phenomenon.If these images are, in fact, UFOs, then the space around our planet is absolutely rife with pulsing discs, swarming luminous spheres and incredibly fast luminescent objects (and pairs of objects) that flash by in a split second. Oddly enough, some of them are actually leaving Earth orbit. Some simply emerge from “nothing” and seem to glide into Earth orbit. Based on their size relative to the NASA 12 mile long tether experiment, Sereda estimates the discs that pass behind it to be 2-3 miles in diameter. One big mother of a ship.

Reviewer: Campbell Rousselle
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: EVIDENCE-Grasping at straws
Review: I haven’t managed to watch all of this DVD yet (I’ve tried twice) and it’s for the simple reason that it’s boring, is poorly made, lacks any interesting footage and is full of what could politely be called “Fuzzy Logic”.David Sereda spends a great deal of time trying to convince us we’re really seeing something of consequence, when I’m confident it’s just a video anomaly. Something to do with a camera having a great deal of trouble focusing in very low light. I’ve worked in film and Television for over 20yrs.I think this DVD’s a waste of money. There are some far superior vids and DVDs out there, one of the best being “Out of the Blue- The definitive investigation of the UFO phenomenon”. I swing from being a believer in UFO’s (Not nescesarily little green/grey men) to disbelief, this DVD pushes me towards disbelief.

Reviewer: RICHARD JONES
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Lack-lustre presentation of some good ideas.
Review: Sereda presents some interesting footage from NASA and has some great ideas. After watching this film I felt that, if at least ‘some’ of the footage contains genuine UFO’s, I had to deal with the notion that earth’s near-space is “absolutely teeming” with intellegent life.Sereda’s main argument, however, lays on the appearance of huge 1-3mile wide disk UFOs, always facing the camera, “behind” a NASA tether, and on this I’m not really convinced. If the objects were translucent or semi-transparent, then they could be passing “in front” of the tether, and it could indeed be some kind of simple “dust/camera phenomena”. A closer study, perhaps with digital analysis, could help resolve the issue.David then analyses pictures of these ‘Disks’ and uses some patterns to support his new physics hypothesis, which, as I vaguely understand, purports that matter can be highly energised into photon-like quanta, which then allows for faster-than-light travel, driven by a sort-of mini ‘black-hole/galaxy’ anti-gravity gravity-wave generator. And why not? – As good an idea as any! Afterall, you can imagine anything with Theoretical Physics.The third main aspect of the film (even though the film is grouped into two parts) is the “Water/Dogon-tribe/sirius” connection, and this was a welcome change to the rest of the film, but it seemed hurried.Overall the production was lack-lustre. The footage became repetative, and the sound track and Sereda’s voice really began to irritate me. Sereda does most of his presentation on a black board, old-school style, with the occasional footage or poor slide-show picture, which seemed a little amatuerish, or at least “underproduced”. I often felt that a lot more suporting evidence could easily have been presented and a lot more done in general. If you have a basic understanding of physics, even senior high-school physics, the explanations will drag on forever.All-in-all, I like Sereda’s ideas and his research, and I think he’s earnt a place in Ufology, but the poor production/presentaton killed most of the joy, and value, for me.

Reviewer: Celeste
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: We are not alone.
Review: Very provocative information. You might become a believer after you see this. The second half gets a tad technical, but, still interesting.

Reviewer: GROM Pilot
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: The author seems to overlook the possibility the subject may be biological and not mechanical. I am reminded strongly of the life seen in a drop of pond water. As above so below they say.

Reviewer: Simon Jepps
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Every single copy of this DVD that I ordered from quantumleapdirect was choppy, the sound was atrocious, interference ubiquitous and eventually it just becomes impossible to watch. I am considering ordering direct from Amazon instead at the higher price to be sure of a good copy.

Reviewer: Graham Norton
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: It was a copy. Not good.

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