NEWSNATIONNOW (Taylor Delandro) - Director says astronaut’s training lends weight to UAP account
The film director describes Brian Binnie as a “highly trained observer” capable of accurately assessing aerial activity.
The film director describes Brian Binnie as a “highly trained observer” capable of accurately assessing aerial activity.
A test pilot at the lowest point of his career had an encounter in his backyard he couldn't explain. Director Kevin Curran speaks on the UAP encounter that anchors "Beyond Blue Sky." Watch this full episode of "Reality Check": https://youtu.be/TdNs8TqLjrI #UAP #BeyondBlueSky #KevinCurran
In this episode of "Reality Check," Ross Coulthart sits down with Kevin Curran, the cinematographer and director behind "Beyond Blue Sky: The Untold Story of the First Private Astronauts." It's a documentary about the small Mojave Desert team that built SpaceShipOne and won the $10 million Ansari X Prize in 2004. Curran takes us inside the trials and tribulations of that race, the engineering long shots, the near-fatal test flights and the redemption arc of pilot Brian Binnie after a hard-landing crash that nearly ended the program. The conversation then turns to the encounter that may have changed history, Binnie's account of seeing roughly a dozen unidentified objects in his backyard six days after SpaceShipOne's first powered flight…