Here are answers to common questions about the Sedona UFO Tour with Arizona UFO Tours.
1. How can you tell a satellite from a spaceship?
Answer: Since we can only see about 250 miles up when looking at a small object like a satellite, we are looking at LEO (low-Earth orbit) and MEO (mid-Earth orbit) objects only. Those areas of space are reserved for communications and weather satellites. They fall at 17,500mph in a circle. Communications satellites are polar orbiters. They orbit north-to-south, or south-to-north. Weather satellites are latitudinal orbiters. They go ONLY from west to east. Anything moving east to west, 45 degrees from a cardinal direction, or turning, speeding, creeping, or flashing in an irregular pattern are not satellites.
2. Who is flying these spacecraft?
Answer: 99.5% of the spacecraft we see (as many as 250 in a night) are flown and operated by Terra Defense Forces. The United States division is called U.S. Space Force. There are over 17,000 Guardians in just the U.S. Space Force. The rest of the countries who have a space program are participants in Terra Defense Forces. It has $100 Trillion invested in it so far, with about $50 Trillion coming from the U.S. Occasionally, what I call an ‘EXOTIC’ is seen. Exotics are not Earth ships.
3. What goggles are used on the Sedona UFO Tour?
Answer: ALL Arizona UFO Tours utilize the ATN or ITT PVS-7 housings with MX-10130D tubes. They are the military ground-troop issue models that Michael has built from supplier parts. They are the most reliable night vision goggles under $10,000. If you want to buy a set, you can do so as long as you have a street address within the United States, and you don’t attempt to take any part of the goggle outside the United States. The technology is still classified.
4. At the end of the Sedona UFO Tour, why does everything disappear that’s heading east?
Answer: About 2 hours after sunset, the shadow of the Earth (the umbra) is being projected into the space where we were watching spacecraft. Without the Sun to light these craft, we can’t see them, even with the goggles. They don’t fly around up in space with lights on. EXCEPTION: The TR3 (black triangle) ships have a rotating beacon under the center of it. Sometimes, we see those lit vehicles.
5. Have you ever seen an Extraterrestrial being?
Answer: Michael has been face-to-face with three 8′ tall ETs in July of 2001. They gave him the gift that is the key to being able to answer any question on any topic on the tours and at conferences.
6. What about ‘Space junk’?
Answer: SRBs (solid rocket boosters) and other ‘junk’ orbits Earth as well. They are usually very slow, and tumble in a regular rate. The flash provided by their tumbling is usually around 7 seconds. An irregular pattern is sometimes seen. That is an unidentified object.
7. How far can we see with the goggles on the Sedona UFO Tour?
Answer: Through most of the year, we can see the Andromeda galaxy, which is 3.5 million light years away. Andromeda is the size of the Milky Way galaxy.
8. Is there a (fill-in-the-blank) discount?
Answer: Yes. My Student/Retired/Military/Local/Best Friend discount is 20% when you pay cash instead of Zelle or PayPal or Silver.