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The science if true shows something but nothing . Not convinced they found anything . If they actually had this would be headlines all over the world ... it was not . Bottom line there are portals opening up and ufos fly through them . They claim they have documented this .

The whole premise of this film is to try to get better footage of the UFOs that were filmed in 2004 near Catalina island (the famous Nimitz case with the Tic Tac UFO) by going to the same location with all kinds of expensive gear for 5 days.

Unfortunately, they were not able to capture anything conclusive. Basically just a hole in the clouds with blinking lights at night that they call a "wormhole".

All their footage is more grainy than the original FLIR videos from the Navy.

As if they filmed with an iphone through night vision goggles... Oh wait, they did.

But they still decided to follow through with the film project (to recoup some of the money they spent I guess).

They also use William Shatner's name to try to lure viewers even though he doesn't really contribute anything.

Even him, the professional actor, can't seem to manage to be excited about the footage and sound convincing when he says it's "craaazy".

I also feel like there was no need for the director to feature herself so prominently in the film.

I'm still giving it 3 stars for the project itself and the efforts that went into it. It could have turned out better if they'd been lucky, but the results they got were not conclusive enough to deserve a film, in my opinion.

If you want to watch a good documentary about UAPs, just watch The Phenomenon by James Fox.

And if you want some evidence of the existence of something else out there, just smoke DMT.

In the first few mins this documentary they say David Fravor saw lots of TicTac UFOs over the Ocean, they even give a animation to go along with this. HOWEVER David Fravor has said he and his fellow pilots only saw ONE.

Whats worse, George Knapp and other well respected investigators are praising the documentary.

Early on in the movie, on "Day One" while only a portion of their equipment is set up, there's an alleged UAP sighting and on a large HDTV watching it in 4k I could clearly tell it's an aircraft with blinking navigation lights. Then their cell phone system fails preventing one monitoring location from notifying the other two, the consequence is inability to triangulate anything. Other sensors fail at critical times. Naturally occurring large ice crystals falling from the sky as they become too heavy in cloud cover, are touted as "UAPs/UFOs". Ultimately, on the fifth day, a cloud of questionable pixels within a naturally occurring atmospheric cloud is suddenly touted as being a wormhole and proof of alien life. What? There was no "smoking gun" of a clearly identifiable alien craft. There was no "smoking gun" of a clearly identifiable alien creature. Proof of alien life . . . And said life visiting Earth? I'm calling BS. It's all hogwash, created by a group absolutely desperate to justify movies like this, and willing to spout falsehoods doing so.

In my opinion, Caroline Cory is the Spielberg of 21st Century Documentaries.

You are about to experience the work of a gifted writer, director and producer.

An industry leader who is pioneering the rationalisation of 'out of this world' factual entertainment, so that it makes plain sense to mainstream audiences.

While you may be discovering Caroline's work as Producer, Director and Writer, for the first time, there are in fact three brilliant films that precede A TEAR IN THE SKY. I encourage you to own all of them as a compendium to grow your perception.

As you watch Caroline's work, perhaps like me, you will come to a sense that what we have here is a talented storyteller.

A leader who has corralled the right cast of people to reshape how we may reconstitute our collective thought process, from a social conformity that rejects the unknown for fear of ridicule, to each become sovereign in our logical and scientific perceptions of our world.

You might like to think of A TEAR IN THE SKY as important a work as THE SECRET (Law of Attraction) that lifts the veil off our cognitive conscious capacity to perceive what has always been there.

THROUGH SCIENCE.

For more context about how and why I perceive Caroline's greatness, I had the rare opportunity to work on a Hollywood education project with Steve Ecclesine. Steve related his experiences to me while working with Orson Wells (watch "They'll Love Me When I'm Dead" to see Steve talk about that Orson Wells experience.

And having rubbed shoulders with some of Hollywood's more prolific producers, I am can see Caroline's capabilities through the filter of their greatness.

Like all great works, A TEAR IN THE SKY is a story that unfolds on you like buying a lotto ticket. You buy it knowing the risks, hope for everything, but expect nothing, then suddenly you realise you have actually won something significant! And it just hits you: ENGLIGHTENMENT! REVELATION!

SPOILER ALERT

Very little of our reality is measurable to science.

Human beings can only perceive one percent, that's just the energy available to us as the visible light spectrum.

While scientific instruments can help us understand a little bit more. As we catch what we can across the radio frequency spectrum, quantum science then goes on attempting to fill the gaps by finding God particles, but has terrible trouble measuring dark matter and 'everything else'.

Caroline comes to the subject of the unknown 'everything else' that can't be measured, reminding us to embrace our curiosity, with a childlike sense of wonder.

We are invited to take a practical, logical, hands-on scientific exploration of the universe we live in, and our own neighbourhoods.

We are encouraged not to be fearful.

We are inspired to collaborate.

We should be curious.

Now it's your turn.

See beyond the veil.