I've watched the videos as well. I think the orbital tether is something that should've been more widely talked about. I mean the idea of putting a massive string in the atmosphere in order to pickup electrical charge is just mind blowing, it's also insane! People would probably have yelled at NASA for even trying it. I know spending my tax dollars on something so wasteful is just dumb.
As for the objects seen floating by the tether, well... David put forth interesting theories on what they were, and the actual footage wouldn't seem to disapprove of his claims. I think the main factor here is more evidence will be needed that a common layman is capable of understanding. Even scientists working at NASA lacked the imagination to see what he saw, although evidence suggested it as a possibility.
There is another question I have, why were so many spheres visible? You'd expect that if they had interest in the tether there wouldn't be as many approaching it. So this does make me wonder if indeed they are alien craft or craft at all.
The Galaxy Clock is fascinating, although we will wonder for some time if his concepts of it are correct or not.
The Dogon's are interesting. The stories they tell seem so incredible as to be plain ridiculious! There are interesting points.. if the information about Sirus was in fact correct long before astronomy came into being this would certainly be more then enough to lend credibility towards their statements. The only concern I have is the description of the aliens themselves.... I have never heard any abduction cases where fish-like beings were involved. In truth we really only see Insect like beings that are trying to merge their evolutionary system with ours. The Greys were the first attempt, the hybrids that seem more humanlike are the final goal. So where do these weird fishlike beings come in?
It might be a possibility that there are more then 1 species present in this area of the galaxy, however abductees report only contact with Insect like beings or the Greys, never fishlike entities. Perhaps they came here for some purpose thousands of years ago, but it makes little sense what happened to drive them away. You'd think if they were able to survive on this world they would have stayed!
So we are left with some open-ended questions.
1. Were the fishlike beings ever real?
2. If they were why did they leave?
3. What did they actually teach the Dogon tribe, it seems nothing because they died out anyway.
4. If the alien craft do exist how can we get one
