Event tracking of the Arnold event, introduction of the Arnold event

Kenneth Arnold is the owner of a fire extinguishing equipment company in Boise City, Idaho, USA, and a civil aircraft pilot. He was originally unknown, but the UFO incident that occurred on June 24, 1947, for the first time, made him a prominent figure at the time. At two o'clock that afternoon, he flew off from McHarris Airport in Washington to search for a C-46 transport plane that had crashed in Cascay Hills.

It was sunny and visibility was good. As Arnold flew at an altitude of 3,500 meters above Lenier Peak, he suddenly noticed a dazzling flash of light on the side of the plane. He looked around and saw nine glittering disc-shaped objects, in two echelons, flying south from the direction of Mount Baker.

As they flew in front of the plane, Arnold measured their speed, which was estimated at 1,900 kilometers per hour, three times the speed of a typical airplane at the time.

Speaking to reporters, Arnold said the flyers were "flat like pie saucers" and that they were able to turn irregularly when flying, "like saucers skimming the water."

Afterwards, he told reporters: "I found a shining object similar to a kite, and it resembles a dish or other utensils. I saw it flying past ...... with a telescope at a speed of 1,900 kilometers per hour”

Because of this vivid metaphor, the story of Arnold's encounter with "flying saucers" made headlines. As a result, the term "flying saucer" suddenly spread all over the world. In the months that followed, millions of UFO sightings were reported from around the world.

These true or false news portray flying saucers as saucer-shaped, straw-hat-shaped, conical-shaped, cigar-shaped, mushroom-shaped, diamond-shaped, tire-shaped, spherical, and even triangular, pentagonal, etc. As a series of reports of UFO sightings stirred up the whole country in the United States, the US Department of the Air Force formulated a "Signs Program" in 1948 and began an official investigation into the UFO phenomenon.

He used magical ** and trading techniques, and made a profit of more than $100 million in a single transaction.

The 35-year-old Arnold ranked sixth on the 2009 Forbes list of the world's youngest richest people.

Forbes 2010 America's 400 richest list of the youngest richest people.

Arnold immediately became a shining star outside of the scandal during the Enron affair. After Enron's collapse, Arnold built on his reputation to form Centaurus Energy** in Houston for a total of $600 million. The CE he founded now manages $5 billion in assets and has never returned less than 80% annually since its inception in 2002, including more than 200% in 2006, when he shorted the well-known hedge Amaranth Advisor's bullish natural gas.

Right now, he's investing in weather storage, making him an important middleman in the energy economy.