Alien/Hydrogen Hypothesis: The Game Changer!

Want to capture UFO evidence here in the US? Hang around water and oil fields!

This is my theory or hypothesis:
UFO sightings occur all over the United States, but one question is always hard to answer, “Where are they coming from?” Underground? Space? Other dimensions? And, how are they propelled, what do they use for fuel, how do they breath?

As an investigator I’ve always noticed a pretty common thing about UFOs, they mostly like to hang around water sources. From flying crafts to Balls of Light, there’s always a water source nearby. Why? Just coincidence or something more?

One of my recent blogs “Hydrogen! Do Aliens Like It?”, dated Sept. 2021,
I touched on my hypothesis that Aliens are using hydrogen resources here on Earth. Is it used for their propulsion or do they need it to breath? In 2020 a new study was published in Nature Astronomy that argues the best chances to look for life on other planets is to broaden the search from oxygen atmosphere planets to include hydrogen atmosphere planets. E. coli, the bacteria that lives in our intestines can survive and multiply under a hydrogen atmosphere, so we can use our own bodies to prove lifeforms can exist just on hydrogen. Another interesting thing from this study also states, that dozen of gases are produced by products in E. coli like, dimethylsilfide, carbonyl sulfide and isoprene, and these gases can also be used in conjunction with hydrogen to look for life on other planets.

Water or H2O, contains one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms, so there’s plenty of hydrogen there. But hydrogen can be extracted from other sources too, one being fossil fuels.

Hydrogen is found in natural forms like, hydrocarbons which are found in natural gas, coal, and petroleum. Water covers 71 percent of the Earth which makes it a very unique planet, but our planet is also an abundant source of fossil fuels which can also create hydrogen. If Hydrogen is a very important element for a specific species of Aliens, then our planet becomes very attractive to set up a vacation home and maybe research the occupants.

What is interesting is, hydrogen really doesn’t exist in abundance in our atmosphere. NASA states the gases in Earth’s atmosphere include:
Nitrogen — 78 percent
Oxygen — 21 percent
Argon — 0.93 percent
Carbon dioxide — 0.04 percent
Plus trace amounts of neon, helium, methane, krypton and hydrogen.

So if you were an alien in need of hydrogen, then our atmosphere isn’t a great source to get it. Even though trace amounts of hydrogen are in the air we breath, our bodies only use oxygen. The over abundance of nitrogen we also breath in, is simply exhaled out with carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is produced in the cells of our body in order to break down the food we eat.

So if Aliens needed vast amounts of Hydrogen for propulsion or survival, and can’t get it from our atmosphere, where do they go? Water for one.

Water covers 71 percent of the Earth and our underground water storage holds three times as much as our oceans. So we have a lot of water.

So what about fossil fuels? As mentioned in my previous post.

Hydrogen here on Earth can also be created from our natural recourses. Methane is a hydrocarbon that is the major component of natural gas. Natural gas and crude oil pockets are everywhere across the US. Natural gas is a fossil fuel and like other fossil fuels such as coal and oil, natural gas forms from the breakdown of plants, animals, and microorganisms that lived millions of years ago.

Crude oil is made up of a mixture of hydrocarbons – hydrogen and carbon atoms. It exists in liquid form in underground reservoirs in the tiny spaces within sedimentary rocks or shale formations. These resources, or “Plays”, are found in about 30 states.

So is there another resource where aliens can get hydrogen? Yes!

Hydrogen is also the most abundant element in space. Stars like our sun consist mostly of hydrogen and in a recent article from NASA, it appears there’s more Hydrogen in space than we once thought.

NASA Article: New Evidence Our Neighborhood in Space Is Stuffed With Hydrogen

Excerpt from article: Measurements from NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft are revising our estimates of one key property of the interstellar medium: how thick it is. Findings published today in the Astrophysical Journal share new observations that the local interstellar medium contains approximately 40% more hydrogen atoms than some prior studies suggested. The results unify a number of otherwise disparate measurements and shed new light on our neighborhood in space. (Link to full article at end of blog.)

So if an Alien species uses Hydrogen for their propulsion and to sustain life, then they would have the technology to grab it from space for travel. We’ve been experimenting using Hydrogen from space for some time now, the Bussard Ramjet is an example of an engine designed to do just that. The principle is using magnetic fields to collect and concentrate hydrogen atoms from the near vacuum of space, then a fusion rocket would use some of that for propulsion and the rest for converting into power for the ships components.

Using my Hydrogen Hypothesis, I look at three things:
1. Major UFO sighting locations.
2. Sources for hydrogen.
3. Locations for hydrogen sources.

There is a fourth thing that’s a plus, EMF (Electro-magnetic field). If Aliens are extracting hydrogen using technology, they could be creating an EM field that we could detect. If oil, natural gas or water is located around caverns, and an unusual EM field is detected, then Bingo! We’ve might have found an alien base, but don’t be too surprised if we accidently find an underground military facility. Watch your back either way.

The following is a map of major UFO sightings which occurred throughout history in the US. Obviously the US is covered with UFO sighting reports, but for the beginning of my hypothesis, I purposely cut through the clutter only to look at the sightings that are significant. Why? Because maybe the majority of the significant sightings might be in areas where alien visitation occurs more. Maybe the resources they need are in these specific areas, like hydrogen.

Sighting Names and Locations: Lubbock Lights, Texas : Roswell 1947 Crash, New Mexico : Skinwalker Ranch, Utah : USS Nimitz Carrier 11/04 UAP event off the coast of San Diego : Area 51 base, Nevada : Kenneth Arnold sighting Mount Rainier, Washington 6/1/47 : Aztec UFO crash 03/25/48, New Mexico : Kelly, Kentucky 8/21/55 Alien Sighting : Levelland, Texas UFO 1957 Sighting : Phoenix Lights 03/1997, Arizona : Maury Island, Washington 06/47 Men in Black sighting : Maysville, Kentucky Thomas Mantell incident 1/7/48 : Fargo, North Dakota, 10/1/48 UFO Encounter : McMinnville, Oregon UFO sightings 5/11/50 : Carson Sink, Nevada 4/24/52 UFO Encounter : Flatwoods, West Virgina Alien Encounter 9/12/52 : Lancaster, New Hampshire 9/19/61 Betty/Barney Hill : Socorro, New Mexico UFO encounter 4/24/64 : Kecksburg Pennsylvania 12/9/65 UFO encounter : Leary, Georgia 1969 Pres. Carter UFO Sighting : Pascagoula, Mississippi 10/11/73 Abduction : Snowflake, Arizona 11/5/75 Travis Walton abduction : Stephen, Minnesota 8/27/79 Deputy Val Johnson incident : Dayton, Texas 12/29/80 Cash/Landrum Incident : Gulf Breeze, Florida 11/11/87 UFO Sightings : Highland, Illinois 1/5/2000 St. Clair Triangle : Kingman, Arizona 5/21/53 UFO Crash : Trinidad, Colorado UFO Sightings, Cattle Mutilations : Weston, Colorado UFO Sighting/Cattle Mutilations : Walsenburg, Colorado UFO Sightings/Cattle Mutilations: Alamosa, Colorado Snippy Mutilation 9/7/67 : Salida, Colorado 1995 Tim Edwards UFO Sightings : Westcliffe, Colorado Animal Mutilations : Kansas City, Missouri Animal Mutilation : Joplin, Missouri Spook Lights : Cape Girardeau, Missouri 04/41 UFO Crash : Kecksburg, Pennsylvania 12/65 UFO Crash : Colorado/Utah border Bob White Artifact, 1985 : Dulce, New Mexico Underground Base.

The next three maps show crude oil and natural gas reserve locations.

This map shows locations where Crude Oil reserves are located. The darker areas of the map show’s where a significant amount of crude oil output comes from.