What is Reddit's opinion of Undersea UFO Base: An In-Depth Investigation of USOs in the Santa Catalina Channel?

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Dispute what all the news outlets reported, “Jetpack Man” wasn’t all that close to LAX airport, but after reviewing some of the videos, I noticed Catalina Island in the background.

Catalina Island has a long history of mysterious reports and sightings, so I’ll post some links for those unaware. This is very close to where the tic tac Nimitz incident happened.

ABC National news: https://youtu.be/y6Wjc9vtsNM

Inside Edition: https://youtu.be/Rul2EIEpPrs

History Channel: https://youtu.be/ZmDy2rj0w3g

The Hill Article: https://thehill.com/opinion/national-security/588223-ufos-the-channel-islands-and-the-navys-drone-swarm-mystery/

Book by Preston Dennett: https://www.amazon.com/Undersea-UFO-Base-Depth-Investigation/dp/1984340700

A Tear in the Sky Doc: https://youtu.be/OR3lCb0St0A

After seeing this board after the last couple of days I thought this post would spark some conversation. IMO it's NOT a dude with a jetpack.

It is a popular location for much activity from many different witnesses. I believe it is not far from where the Nimitz Tic Tac incident took place. The island's area was also mentioned in Project Blue Book and has been discussed in numerous interviews. There appears to be at least one book on the topic.

There's also a particular underwater object know as Sycamore Knoll which has caught some people's interests. At least one geologic study inference for this particular object is here.

1.4K bullets is like putting a sponge in the ocean, useless. MIC mustve been fresh out of missiles at the SD NAVBASE. SoCal has long been a hotspot of saucer aeronautic activity. "More than ten years of research, presented here for the first time.":