[0:03:32 - 0:03:44] It describes a UFO crash in 1945 next to the
Trinity test site in New Mexico, just 20 days after the first ever atomic bomb test on United States soil occurred there.
[0:04:12 - 0:04:24] I want to start with
Trinity, the book, and then we can kind of expand out from there.
[0:04:32 - 0:04:44] And in fact, the
Trinity test site in New Mexico, there was a test on July of 1945, and then 20 days later in San Antonio, you see this crash.
[0:04:44 - 0:05:01] Trinity is a fascinating story, just 20 days after the first atomic test on US soil, and two days after the Japanese concession, a metallic avocado shaped object dropped from the sky in San Antonio, New Mexico right next to the test site.
[0:05:56 - 0:06:03] The
Trinity story has unique profound implications on UFOs for three major reasons.
[0:06:15 - 0:06:25] This shows that the UFO story, even in the American context, likely proceeds RAWswell, which also happened in 1947, two years after
Trinity.
[0:06:52 - 0:07:01] Number two, when Jacques inquired about
Trinity, no one with top secret clearances in the US federal government had even heard of the case.
[0:09:49 - 0:09:55] And number three,
Trinity is a perfect example of the inherently absurd nature of UFOs.
[0:25:14 - 0:25:26] You could take the stance that Roswell or
Trinity was this very strong kind of demarcation line, or you could assume that we've been seeing these things for thousands of years.