Texas fireballs in the sky, plus UFO news!
It’s been a while since Jeffrey, our giant skull in our Spellcaster room, started gathering reports of unexplained events in the sky.
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UFO? UAP? Natural events? His bony head is scouring the skies for all of it.
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Back to Jeffrey’s unexplained space and air moments starting close to Houston.
On September 19, 2025, sky watchers saw a trio of celestial objects in a magnificent conjunction. A crescent Moon was next to both Venus and Regulus, one of the brightest stars in the night sky. I think we can all agree with Jeffrey this was a natural occurrence.
Then there is the concern of an alien craft in our solar system. It turns out to be the comet 3I/ATLAS, and it is turning green! A new theory suggests it could lead to planet formation. Still natural.
5. Dance of the Black Hawks #houston
— Houston Air Watch 🚁🛰️ (@houstonairw) September 19, 2025
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Closer to Houston during September, did you notice what sounded like a train passing over your home? Many Houstonians reported these were Black Hawk military helicopters flying around H-Town. Media reports say it was the Department of Defense War training with the Houston Police Department (HPD). This belongs in the human column.
But what the heck was up with the Texas fireballs in the sky on Sunday, September 21, around 8:30 and 9 pm, just a few days later? Reports were coming in from Houston, San Antonio, all the way to Abilene, of lights streaking across the dark skies.
“So I don’t know for sure, but that looked more like a satellite breakup video,” Dr. Larry Isenhower, a physics professor at Abilene Christian University, told KTXS 12. “Satellites are pretty rare, because most of the time, they de-orbit them on purpose before they run out of fuel or before something goes wrong. So they de-orbit them over the ocean. So there’s almost no chance to hit any, human made things and in any case, most of it burns up completely in the atmosphere already anyway.
“So by coming over, a populated area like this would be very rare. It would be a sign of something accidental happens. So some sort of explosion?”
OK, based on a physics professor’s thinking, blame it on humans.
Below is the video I revealed in our @GOPoversight UAP hearing today, made available to the public for the first time.
— Rep. Eric Burlison (@RepEricBurlison) September 9, 2025
October 30th, 2024: MQ-9 Reaper allegedly tracking orb off coast of Yemen.
Greenlight given to engage, missile appears to be ineffective against the target.… pic.twitter.com/jxJwl0e00S
But the real wild stuff is happening in Congressional hearings. No, not the usual wild political fireworks. Jeffrey is talking about wild Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), a military term for UFOs!!!!
A few weeks ago, in a hearing, a never-before-seen video was released showing a U.S. military Hellfire missile bouncing off a shiny object being tracked off the coast of Yemen back on October 30, 2024. A representative said an MQ-9 Reaper drone took the video.
Jeffrey has seen a lot in the thousand of years he’s been around, but this video even gave him the chilled bones!