Ross Coulthart Drops Wild Interview with New UFO Whistleblower
It’s not every day that a decorated military officer steps forward with a story that could redefine our understanding of the skies. But that’s exactly what happened when former Army intelligence officer and military pilot Kase Best broke his silence about an encounter over Colorado’s famed Cheyenne Mountain. His revelations, detailed in a recent interview with journalist Ross Coulthart, have quickly become one of the most talked-about UFO sightings in recent memory—and for good reason. This isn’t the tale of a lone, anonymous witness: five highly-trained military personnel, on a crisp, clear February morning, reported seeing something extraordinary.
A Witness With Impeccable Credentials
Before diving into the incident itself, it’s important to consider who’s telling the story. Kase Best isn’t just any witness. He graduated from West Point, led a platoon in Afghanistan, worked as a senior intelligence officer responsible for dozens of personnel, and recently completed an MBA from MIT. His military résumé reads like a checklist of credibility: Ranger, Airborne, combat tours, and oversight of special operations intelligence across Europe. When someone with that background comes forward, it’s only natural that people take notice.
An Encounter That Defies Explanation
So, what exactly did Kase and his team see over Cheyenne Mountain? According to Best, five military professionals were headed between secure buildings—a routine transition—when they spotted something utterly out of place: a massive, perfectly still, elliptical object suspended in the sky. Best estimates it was at least 300 feet long and about 150 feet high—roughly the length of a football field. The object hovered approximately 500 feet above Cheyenne Mountain, near the highly secure antenna array.
What made the sight especially uncanny was its appearance. The craft displayed an intricate pattern of pentagon-shaped panels, glistening like mother-of-pearl or fine white ceramic in the clear Colorado sunlight. These panels seemed to ripple and reflect light, creating a mesmerizing effect unlike anything Best or his peers had ever seen. As they watched for at least 30 seconds, all five men confirmed the sighting, trying to make sense of what they were witnessing. No one thought to reach for a phone—and in their highly secure work environment, such devices weren’t readily available anyway.
The "Crystalline Potato"—And the Questions It Raises
Military slang quickly gave the object a playful nickname: the “crystalline potato.” Despite the levity, the encounter raises some serious questions. How could such an enormous object remain completely motionless and undetected in airspace bristling with sensors? How were such intricate details visible from approximately six miles away? Best himself acknowledged how surreal it all felt, likening the stillness of the craft to something “tied to a fixed point in space.”
Skepticism Remains—But So Does Credibility
Skeptics will inevitably ask: Where’s the hard evidence? That’s a fair question. As compelling and credible as the witnesses are, no photographs or sensor data have been produced—at least not yet. This places the sighting squarely in what researcher Mick West calls the "low information zone," where accounts are tantalizing but ultimately unverifiable. Still, the weight of the witnesses’ military expertise and the sheer consistency of their descriptions cannot be easily dismissed. When experienced professionals risk their reputations to report such incidents, their stories merit serious attention.
Could This Be Advanced Human Technology?
The UFO’s described features share intriguing similarities with cutting-edge aerospace research. Just days before Best’s interview, Lockheed Martin released a video showcasing futuristic materials for aircraft "skins" that can morph shape, conduct electricity, and potentially blend multiple functions into one seamless structure. The idea of mother-of-pearl-like surfaces with shape-shifting abilities isn’t as far-fetched as it might have seemed a decade ago. Could what Best’s team saw have been a classified U.S. craft? Maybe. But even Best admits: it was unlike anything he’d seen in years of military and intelligence work.
Why Sharing These Stories Matters
One of the most valuable takeaways from this extraordinary episode is the importance of fostering openness around UFO sightings, especially among trained professionals. Each new firsthand account adds another piece to the puzzle, helping build a body of consistent, credible testimony. Could others come forward with similar stories or—perhaps eventually—the video or radar data to match? It’s possible. The more people speak out, the closer we get to understanding what’s truly going on in our skies.
Conclusion: The Mystery Continues
Kase Best’s revelation is both thrilling and maddening: it offers a glimpse of something genuinely unexplained, told by individuals whose credibility is above reproach, yet it still leaves us with more questions than answers. In the absence of physical evidence, all we can do is encourage those with similar experiences to step forward and share their stories. Maybe then, with enough data, we’ll start to put the puzzle together.
Until that day, the Cheyenne Mountain incident remains one of the most fascinating—and credible—UFO encounters to enter the public record. You can watch the full interview with Kase Best for more details. And remember: sometimes the most extraordinary stories are the ones that challenge us to keep asking questions. Every day is a gift—keep looking up.
