Dr. Garry Nolan SHOCKS Jordan Peterson in Wild Interview
If you thought the world of UFOs (or UAPs, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) had settled down, think again. Dr. Gary Nolan, a prominent scientist and fearless voice in the field of UFO research, recently sat down with Dr. Jordan Peterson for a conversation that’s sparked fresh debate, intrigue, and even concern among those tracking the ongoing mystery of what’s happening in our skies. From claims of government threats to new technology that could be pulling “anomalous objects” out of hiding, the interview is a must-listen for anyone interested in the search for truth about non-human intelligence.
Let’s unpack what was said, why it matters, and what it might mean for the future of UFO disclosure and public understanding of the phenomenon.
White House Threats and the Cost of Speaking Out
Dr. Gary Nolan dropped a bombshell: he claims he was “threatened with lethal force” by someone connected to the White House for speaking too openly about the UAP question. To most, this would sound like the stuff of conspiracy thrillers, but Dr. Nolan isn’t exactly your typical fringe theorist—he’s a Stanford professor and renowned researcher.
Nolan recounts receiving a phone call, after accidentally referencing information he “wasn’t supposed to know,” in which he was told that if he kept speaking out, “lethal force is operable.” Far from dismissing the experience, Nolan called a reporter to document it and has since referenced it publicly. Whether you believe such a threat was credible or not, it highlights the immense pressures, and risks, faced by those at the intersection of sensitive scientific evidence and government secrecy.
What’s Skywatcher Doing That’s So Different?
The interview also delved into Dr. Nolan’s work with Skywatcher, a privately funded project setting up sophisticated sensors in remote locations to collect data on anomalies—everything from military drones to objects that don’t act like anything we know. The approach here is clear: don’t wait for “daddy government” to green-light research. Instead, use science and technology to capture and analyze all aerial phenomena. Nolan, acting as a chief scientific adviser, emphasizes the importance of having hard data and independent verification, and not simply relying on videos or eyewitness accounts that flood social media.
Skywatcher’s goals initially centered on bringing UFO disclosure to the American public, aiming for a data-driven approach to a field too often clouded by speculation. Over time, the mission has evolved, with Skywatcher expanding its menu of services—now working in concert with government agencies and private industry to enhance airspace security and awareness.
The Mysterious ‘Dog Whistle’ Technology
Among the more intriguing pieces of the Skywatcher puzzle is the so-called “dog whistle” technology. Details are closely guarded, but according to Nolan and others involved, Skywatcher possesses a unique electromagnetic sequence capable of attracting or summoning certain aerial objects. Team member James Fowler reportedly engineered this system after noticing unusual effects during past military operations. These aren’t just speculative stories: the group claims repeatable results, with multiple anomalous sightings attributed to the use of this technology.
Is this the key to reliable, repeatable UFO encounters, or simply a novel way of drawing out classified or experimental drones? The truth remains elusive, but Skywatcher is adamant about continued research and cautious about the potential consequences of pushing these technological boundaries. For them, the risk is not just scientific but potentially geopolitical—and the need for responsibility is top of mind.
Are We Alone? Dr. Nolan’s Provisional Conclusion
Perhaps the most provocative aspect of the interview is Dr. Nolan’s frank assessment of the phenomenon itself. “There’s something nonhuman here and it’s been here for a long time is my provisional conclusion,” he tells Dr. Peterson. He is quick to temper this with scientific humility, emphasizing that his views are based on accumulated evidence and not wishful thinking or sci-fi fantasy.
Nolan calls for an end to reflexive skepticism and sarcasm among his academic peers, arguing that with thousands of credible reports worldwide, there’s undeniably something that merits a real, scientific investigation. Importantly, he points out that the critical question isn’t “is there something here?” but “can there be something here?”—and from a purely scientific, cosmological standpoint, the answer is a clear yes, given the age and size of the universe.
Skeptics often question why so many “alien” beings reportedly look so much like humans—a point Nolan himself acknowledges is puzzling from a genetics perspective. But regardless, he insists there is enough credible evidence to warrant a full-scale, transparent scientific inquiry.
From Parliament Briefings to Public Pressure
Dr. Nolan hasn’t limited his advocacy to American audiences. He’s briefed both the Canadian Parliament and the European Parliament on his findings, emphasizing that these issues transcend borders and secrecy in one country can’t keep the rest of the world in the dark forever. As other governments become aware of and admit to their own military encounters with anomalies, the pressure builds for a more unified, global approach to UAP research.
The Expanding Horizon of UFO Disclosure
This conversation—alongside ongoing documentaries, documentaries, and increased media coverage—marks an inflection point. Skywatcher’s evolution from a group with a single focus (UFO disclosure) to a multi-dimensional player in aerial data collection reflects the broader trend: the field is professionalizing, and the roles of government, private science, and citizen journalism are changing fast.
Yet, as with any disruptive field, there’s a risk that initial ideals get diluted as new agendas and stakeholders come aboard. The hope, as expressed by many longtime advocates, is that the original mission—transparency and data-driven disclosure—remains at the forefront.
Why Now? The Big Question
One question posed by viewers and echoed by Patrick, the host, is why this surge of disclosures and government hearings is happening now. Why, in the midst of new congressional attention and whistleblower reports, are figures like Ross Coulthart and Gary Nolan making waves? Is there a real shift underway, or could it be a tactic to control or redirect the narrative?
The timing remains suspicious to some, but as more official channels begin to acknowledge UAP research as a legitimate, even urgent, security and scientific matter, it may simply be the case that the cultural taboo is finally breaking.
Conclusion: The Growing Call for Openness and Scientific Rigor
If there’s one takeaway from Dr. Nolan’s appearance on Jordan Peterson’s podcast, it’s that the era of dismissing all UFO talk as fantasy or fringe is ending. The combination of academic credibility, technological innovation, and international attention is making it harder for skeptics—and governments—to ignore the mounting evidence.
For those eager to see real answers about what’s flying (or appearing) in our skies, this is a moment to push for more data, more openness, and a willingness to consider even the most unsettling possibilities. As Dr. Nolan puts it, 'Earth may well be someone else’s property.' Maybe it’s time we started paying attention, with science leading the way.
What do you think—is this the dawn of true UFO disclosure, or just another chapter in a never-ending mystery? Join the conversation below and remember: every day is a gift.
