Reed sits down with Dr. Andriy Fedorenko and Dr. Richard Cloete to explore a sometimes overlooked yet critical aspect of the UFO phenomenon—The Hidden Frontier of UFOs: Tracking Transmedium Craft Beneath Earth’s Oceans.

Watch as they dive into the hidden frontier of transmedium craft: objects that move seamlessly between air, water, and space, eluding traditional detection methods and discuss the cutting-edge efforts underway to track these submerged anomalies, the role of AI and advanced sensor systems in monitoring our oceans, and what transmedium activity might reveal about the deeper reality of the UFO presence on Earth.

Could the oceans hold vital clues to understanding the greater mystery of contact?

Join us for a fascinating conversation at the intersection of science, technology, and the unknown.

**If you’re a UAP startup founder, a talented individual, or simply passionate about SEAQR’s mission, we’d love to hear from you — email us at info@seaqr.net to connect!

Likewise, if you’re interested in participating in Harvard University’s Galileo Project, there are plenty of ways to contribute — reach out and join the effort!**

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Welcome to Emergent, a biweekly live podcast hosted by Reed Summers, diving into our era's most transformative and debated phenomenon: humanity’s encounter with non-human intelligences (NHI).

With a clear-eyed, logical approach and a focus on the big picture, Reed unpacks trending topics in UFOs/UAPs, Disclosure, and the broader implications of contact. From societal shifts to religion, global security to human sovereignty, each episode cuts through the noise to explore what this means for our world—and our future.

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