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I am Jeremy McGowan, (yes, that Jeremy McGowan) a rather polarizing personality. But let's put that aside for a moment.

Recently, the History Channel used some footage of mine in an episode of "The Proof is Out There" - The imagery was of the anomaly I captured with UAPx back in July of 2021 during the UAPx expedition to Catalina Island - featured in the film "A Tear in the Sky."

You can review the preliminary scientific analysis of the anomaly as presented by Dr. Knuth here: https://youtu.be/avCDzCxjPEM?si=_ySfkGaCKfp_gYSv&t=2933 (Time Stamped)

The clip from the History Channel with Michio Kaku's comments is here: https://youtu.be/X2UzttvBhns?si=CwdfV_0mGUUhrbtG

That's all just for reference so you have a basis of understanding for the rest of this story.

I've been heavily debating on whether or not to put this information out there, because there is absolutely zero way for me to prove or disprove anything. However, based on the comments from Physicist Michio Kaku, and his assertion that the anomaly could actually be a portal or stable wormhole, I felt that this rather interesting idea could hold a bit of water.

There is a significantly interesting and historical correlation between the time and date I captured this anomaly... nearly down to the exact minute.

I captured this at exactly 0359 hours on July 21, 2021. This correlates with the 43.7MeV radiological reading as well as 3rd party radar data from NOAA. What is extremely interesting, though admittedly likely just a coincidence, is the fact that this event occurred precisely (within 30 minutes) 76 years after the Trinity test.

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0359 hours California times would be 0459 hours in New Mexico (where Trinity was detonated) The Trinity test was conducted at 0529 hours local time in New Mexico. That's a difference of only 30 minutes.

To calculate how far the Trinity test would have traveled at relativistic speeds, I took a stab at calculating the relativistic time dilation effect. (Time dilation occurs when an object approaches the speed of light.) [Thanks to Wolfram for the help here] The formula for time dilation is given by:

Δt' = Δt / (1 - v\^2 / c\^2)

Where:

* Δt' is the dilated time (time experienced by the moving object).
* Δt is the proper time (time experienced by a stationary observer, in this case, 76 years).
* v is the velocity of the moving object.
* c is the speed of light, approximately 3 x 10\^8 m/s.

Because the difference in time between the Trinity test and the anomalous event is 30 minutes (or 0.5 hours) out of 76 years, we can set up an equation to solve for v:

(76 years - 0.5 hours) / 76 years = sqrt(1 - v\^2 / c\^2)

Solving for v gives us the relativistic speed. After we have v, we can calculate the distance traveled by the Trinity test in 76 years:

d = v x Δt'

To solve for v in the equation:

(76 years - 0.5 hours) / 76 years = sqrt(1 - v\^2 / c\^2)

Now we have to rearrange and solve for v:

sqrt(1 - v\^2 / c\^2) = (76 years - 0.5 hours) / 76 years

v = c x sqrt(1 - ((76 years - 0.5 hours) / 76 years)\^2)

Given:

* c = 3 x 10\^8 m/s

Plugging in the values, we can solve for v.

Once we have v, the distance d traveled by the Trinity test in 76 years at relativistic speed v is:

d = v x 76 years (which we know just because of the date)

Given:

* c = 3 x 10\^8 m/s
* 1 year = 3.1536 x 10\^7 seconds

Now we can calculate the values:

Starting with the fraction of time difference:

(76 years - 0.5 hours) / (76 x 365.25 x 24 hours) = 1 - 0.5 hours / (76 x 365.25 x 24 hours) ≈ 0.99999285

Now, plugging this value into the equation for v:

v = c x sqrt(1 - 0.99999285\^2) v ≈ 8.1 x 10\^5 m/s

Finally, calculating d:

d = v x 76 years d ≈ 8.1 x 10\^5 m/s x 76 x 3.1536 x 10\^7 seconds d ≈ 1.95 x 10\^13 meters d ≈ 1.95 x 10\^10 kilometers

So, at relativistic speeds, the Trinity test would have traveled approximately 19.5 billion kilometers in 76 years. This is over 130 times the distance from Earth to the Sun.

When we go to NASA's exoplanet archive (https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/exoplanet-catalog/6857/hip-12961-b/) , we will find that there is one planet at 76 light years from Earth, HIP 12961b (Orbiting a K-type star.) NASA places HIP12961b in the habitual zone. However, the planet itself is a gas giant and likely incapable of supporting life. But, because it's a gas giant, we can also assume it has at least one, if not multiple moons - all squarely within the habitable zone of HIP12961. This means the potential for those moons to support life is a non-zero statistical chance.

HIP12961 falls just to the lower left of Diphda, and above and right of Fornax. (Shown in red letters below)

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On 16 July 2021 at 0359 hours local CA time, HIP12961 would have appeared just slightly over the horizon ESE of Catilina, CA. On 16 July 1945 at the time of the Trinity Test, it would have been slightly higher on the horizon SSE.

Given the relativistic effects, the energy from the Trinity Test would have reached the vicinity of HIP 12961 b in 2021. If this civilization had the technology to detect such an event, they might have perceived it as a significant development or even a distress signal. The 30-minute gap between the exact anniversary of the Trinity test and the detection of the anomaly *could* be the time it took for them to react and employ a wormhole for instantaneous travel to Earth - assuming that Kaku's assertion that the images I captured could be a gateway, portal, or wormhole.

The idea that an advanced civilization detected the Trinity Test and decided to investigate has profound implications. It suggests that our actions, especially those of significant energy and impact, can have unintended interstellar consequences. It also underscores the importance of being prepared for contact with extraterrestrial entities, be it planned or accidental.

While this remains in the realm of scientific speculation, the alignment of dates, the nature of the anomaly, and the potential for life around HIP 12961 b make for an interesting thought experiment.

The fact that this anomaly was captured, almost to the minute, 76 years after the Trinity test is a fact. There is a correlation to the idea that it could be detected by an advanced civilization 76 light years away - and there is a planet with potential moons in the habitable zone at that distance in an area of the sky that was visible on both nights -from both Catalina as well as the Trinity Test Site.

Pulling all of this together is a stretch. But it's an interesting correlation none-the-less.

This is a big "What if..."