US Military Recovered UFO That ‘Distorted Space-Time’ & Craft Able To ‘Alter Our Reality’ As Mentioned In Bizarre Navy Docs

Physicist Michio Kaku proposes the existence of other dimensions, also known as parallel universes, coexisting alongside our own reality. Within these dimensions, it is plausible that there are beings or entities living alongside us, despite our inability to perceive them. While the concept of alternate dimensions or universes may seem far-fetched to some, it is intricately connected to the subject of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs), commonly referred to as UFO phenomena.

We live in a four-dimensional world (if time is included), but scientists propose there are more dimensions. However, they do not believe there can exist more than 11 dimensions because conditions become unstable and particles naturally collapse back down into 10 or 11 dimensions. The 12th dimension, for example, introduces a second time.

“Our understanding of reality is not complete, by far,” says Stanford University physicist Andrei Linde. “Reality exists independently of us.” If they exist, those universes are separated from ours, unreachable and undetectable by any direct measurement (at least so far). And that makes some experts question whether the search for a multiverse can ever be truly scientific.

In the realm of science, our quest for understanding alternate or higher dimensions remains ongoing. However, within the field of UFOlogy, intriguing cases have emerged suggesting the existence of not just other dimensions, but also the presence of entities residing within them. These beings seem to possess the ability to manipulate a bridge connecting their realm to ours, enabling them to embark on regular visits to our world.

Crashed UFO that ‘distorted space and time’

A very strange UFO case has been shared by American attorney Daniel Sheehan with Daily Mail. Sheehan involved in bringing UFO whistleblowers to Congress, claimed that a whistleblower told him a mind-boggling tale about a recovered crashed UFO. He revealed that a crashed UFO recovered by the US military had distorted space-time and was “bigger on the inside.” The whistleblower has reportedly briefed Senate Intelligence Committee staff on the matter.

According to Sheehan, one of the alleged recoveries described by the insider involved a 30-foot saucer partially embedded in the earth. When attempts were made to remove it using a bulldozer, the craft exhibited unusual behavior. As it was being pulled out, it seemingly detached in a pie slice-shaped section, suggesting that it was constructed in a unique way.

The anonymous whistleblower then entered the craft and was astonished to find that the interior was as large as a football stadium, while the exterior was only about 30 feet in diameter. The experience inside caused disorientation and nausea due to the vast size discrepancy. Furthermore, upon exiting the craft in a few minutes, the whistleblower found that four hours had passed outside, indicating time distortion as well.

Sheehan mentions that the craft’s distortion of space and time is consistent with the theories proposed by physicists regarding advanced propulsion systems. These theories suggest that warping space-time could be used to counteract the effects of gravity and achieve advanced forms of propulsion. However, Sheehan does not provide further specific details, such as the location or date of the incident, and admits to being unable to provide concrete evidence to support these claims.

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Moreover, on Jesse Michels’ show, astronomer and UFO researcher Jacques Vallee discussed another UFO case that includes experiencing another dimension by the witness. Valle said: “There was one case in San Jose. A woman had seen something over her house. It was a big disc, and I say, ‘How big was it?’ And she says, ‘Well, it was about the same size as her house. It was, you know, just like that.’ Then I say, ‘Well, when you went inside, you said, uh, you know, there was this being, and the being took you on a staircase.’ I say, ‘Where did the staircase go?’ Well, the staircase went up the side of this big round room. I say, ‘How would you compare it?’ Well, like a movie house, you know, like an M5 theater. I said, ‘That’s bigger than your house.’”

Luis Elizondo, the man who managed the UFO program inside the Pentagon, explains how space-time distortion works and hints that we can manipulate this physics for technological advancement. In an interview with George Knapp in 2018, Elizondo explains:

“Space-time is something we observe in the natural world all the time, especially in relation to gravity and GPS satellites. The clocks on these satellites need constant calibration. Even though the clocks on the satellites are identical to the ones on the ground station, they still require regular calibration. The reason for this is the effect of Earth’s gravity on space-time. The clocks on Earth run slightly slower compared to the clocks on the platforms above Earth.

How is this possible if the clocks are the same? Well, it’s because the closer you are to a massive object, like Earth, the more space-time warps. This phenomenon is explained by the theory of general relativity, which boils down to using the equation E=mc². Essentially, it means that a significant amount of mass or energy warps space-time. When you approach a supermassive object like the sun, the distortion becomes even greater. In fact, near a black hole, time becomes so distorted that it virtually stops.

We have observed this phenomenon through gravitational lensing when studying distant galaxies. We can actually see the effects of gravity on space-time with our own eyes, so it’s a scientific fact, not fiction. The question now is how we can manipulate this physics for technological advancement. Potentially, we could warp space-time in a way that allows us to travel from point A to point B more quickly.”

Is it possible that an advanced extraterrestrial civilization has already accomplished this kind of technology and has been using it to visit our world? Or perhaps we already have such technology?

In 2021, leaked documents revealed that the US Navy had conducted experiments on various far-fetched technologies, including a “space modification weapon.” These documents, disclosed by The War Zone, detailed the research carried out by the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) between 2017 and 2019. The most interesting thing is that the technology written in those documents discusses propulsion system that defies gravity, or to devastating weapons that bends the laws of physics and craft that alters the fabric of time and space.

The man behind all the patents is Dr. Salvatore Cezar Pais, who is an aerospace engineer at the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD). He has four patents registered in his name that contain the source of technology that would change the world. In these patents, a “Spacetime Modification Weapon” (SMW, a weapon that can make the Hydrogen bomb seem more like a firecracker, in comparison) is mentioned.

Are these patents a cover for the reverse-engineered extraterrestrial technology? The Navy’s objective in testing this conceptual system was to keep pace with similar programs being developed in China. The researchers believed that the space modification weapon could revolutionize power and propulsion systems. The technology was based on the “Pais effect” aimed to push the boundaries of science.

Pais made ambitious claims about the potential of this technology, suggesting that it could lead to a propulsion system defying gravity or devastating weapons that bend the laws of physics. He even outlined plans for a “hybrid aerospace-underwater craft” capable of altering the fabric of time and space.

The Navy’s aerospace research enterprise supported Pais’s patents, stating that they filed them to keep up with similar technological advancements being pursued by the Chinese military. The “space modification weapon” described in the documents was envisioned to release extremely high energy levels, surpassing the destructive power of a Hydrogen bomb.

However, the experiments conducted between 2017 and 2019 were inconclusive. The elusive Pais effect was neither observed nor disproven during this period. The Pais effect refers to a theoretical physics concept that involves the controlled movement of highly electrically charged matter. If proven possible, it could enable the creation of powerful energy fields capable of fundamentally engineering the fabric of reality.

It is unclear whether the US Navy is continuing its experiments on the Pais effect or if the project has been discontinued entirely. None of the futuristic technologies described in the leaked UFO patents were developed, leaving the ultimate fate of the space modification weapon and related concepts uncertain.

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04-01-2026 om 18:36 geschreven door peter  

Spanish Soldiers Fired on a Tall Humanoid After a UFO Landed Near Their Base (1971)

In March 1971, an extraordinary series of events unfolded at a Spanish military radar installation near the coast. What began as routine perimeter patrols escalated into one of the most unsettling close-encounter testimonies to emerge from Cold War-era Europe. The account comes from Jesus Jofre Mila, a corporal stationed at the base, whose story was later discussed publicly in interviews and investigative programs.

This article is based exclusively on his testimony, reconstructed from later retellings and corroborated by partial witness accounts and secondary investigators.

An Uneasy Night at the Radar Base

On the night of March 25, 1971, something felt wrong almost immediately. The base’s German Shepherd patrol dogs – highly trained and accustomed to night duty, became unusually aggressive and agitated. No amount of calming helped. According to Mila, the dogs reacted as if sensing something entirely unfamiliar.

Shortly after, a guard pointed toward the sky. Above the radar domes, a disc-like craft appeared, described as a classic stacked or double-layered oval shape emitting a golden-yellow light. The glow was bright enough to illuminate the object clearly, yet strangely non-blinding.

Several soldiers watched as the object drifted slowly across the horizon, then suddenly accelerated at tremendous speed toward the sea before vanishing.

A Blinding Flash from the Water

That was not the end of the night’s events.

Another soldier stationed closer to the rocky shoreline later witnessed the object descend rapidly toward the ocean. Upon contact with the water, it emitted a violent flash of light so intense it temporarily blinded him. He was later found clutching his eyes, which remained swollen and red for days. Base medical personnel could not explain the injuries.

No conventional explosion, aircraft, or weapon discharge was reported.

The Green Light Beyond the Fence

Later that same night, Mila and a fellow handler armed themselves and followed one of the dogs toward the perimeter fence after noticing an unnatural green glow in an area where the base ended and open land began.

As they advanced, the atmosphere reportedly felt “charged,” like static electricity. Mila described a tingling sensation on his tongue, similar to touching a battery. Even the dog appeared distressed, shaking its head as if in pain.

Then they heard it.

Heavy footsteps -fast, deliberate, and unnervingly close.

Face-to-Face with a Tall Humanoid Figure

Out of the darkness emerged a very tall figure, estimated between 7 and 7.2 feet in height. The soldiers shouted warnings. There was no response.

Panicking, one soldier opened fire. Mila followed, firing his 9 mm sidearm multiple times. The muzzle flashes briefly illuminated the being.

What they saw was unlike anything human.

The figure was described as:

• Extremely tall and thin
• Pale in appearance
• With long, light-colored hair falling to the shoulders
• Wearing a tight, metallic-looking suit with a high collar
• A belt featuring a distinct inverted triangle symbol at the center

The being did not react to the gunfire.

For a brief moment, Mila described the sensation that time itself had stopped. Then the figure turned calmly and walked away, disappearing toward the fence.

A Fence That Vanished

Moments later, the soldiers heard metallic impacts. At dawn, the evidence was impossible to ignore.

A section of the inner perimeter fence; approximately 50 cm wide, had vanished entirely. The edges were scorched, as if cut or disintegrated. The outer fence beside it was completely intact. There were no footprints, no debris, and no mechanical explanation.

The missing section had to be crudely repaired with wire.

Dreams, Voices, and a Return to the Sky

In the nights that followed, Mila experienced intense dreams involving the encounter. On one night, he reported hearing overlapping voices in his head- unintelligible at first. Days later, he claimed the message became clearer, though he has remained guarded about its content.

On March 27, the lights returned, this time witnessed by dozens of personnel, possibly over a hundred. The object hovered visibly above the base for several minutes.

On March 29, the phenomenon escalated again: two military jet aircraft were reportedly seen approaching the object before all three accelerated away at extreme speed. Officially, no jets were launched that night. Unofficially, radar operators reportedly disagreed.

The Investigation That Left No Records

After the mass sighting, higher command intervened. Soldiers were interviewed individually and instructed to write reports. Shortly after, two American servicemen, accompanied by a Spanish Air Force officer, arrived on base.

According to witnesses:

• Soldiers were questioned separately
• Told explicitly to forget the incident
• Photographed against a white wall using an unusually powerful flash that temporarily blinded them

No explanations were provided. No official findings were released.

Later, Spanish ufologist Antonio Rivera reported that American technicians were seen inspecting coastal cliffs near where the object had descended into the sea. Officially, it was described as radar maintenance. The case was subsequently classified by the Spanish Ministry of Defense.An Unresolved Military Encounter

More than five decades later, the 1971 radar base incident remains unexplained.

There are no radar records, no declassified conclusions, and no conventional explanations that fully account for:

• The disciplined dogs’ reaction
• The blinding light injuries
• The humanoid figure unaffected by gunfire
• The selectively disintegrated fence
• The mass sightings over multiple nights

What remains is the testimony of trained military personnel, men with no incentive to fabricate a story that initially brought them reprimand rather than recognition.

Whether interpreted as a close encounter, a classified technology incident, or something beyond current understanding, the events described by Jesus Jofre Mila stand as one of the most detailed and unsettling military UFO encounters on record.

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03-01-2026 om 20:04 geschreven door peter  

The Roswell UFO Incident: Unveiling a Modern Myth

In the summer of 1947, in the vast, dry landscape of New Mexico, an event unfolded that would forever alter the course of UFO lore and conspiracy theories. On either late June or early July, Mac Brazel, a humble ranch foreman, stumbled upon an unusual discovery that would ignite curiosity, skepticism, and speculation across the globe. What began as a routine day for a sheepherder turned into the foundation of one of the most famous and enduring mysteries of modern times: the Roswell UFO incident.

The official news story from the Roswell Daily Record

A Man of the Land: Who Was Mac Brazel?

William W. “Mac” Brazel embodied the quintessential Southwestern American rancher. He was a hardworking, honorable man, deeply connected to the land and herds he tended. Known for his dependability, Mac had the rustic charm of a Jimmy Stewart type: polite, modest, and genuinely kind. His life revolved around riding the range, herding sheep, shearing, and preparing for the market. His duties kept him miles away from home, often lodging at an old ranch house near the Foster Ranch, where he was employed as a foreman.

Though Mac’s life seemed simple and devoid of intrigue, his unexpected discovery in the summer of 1947 would thrust him into the heart of one of the most persistent mysteries of the 20th century. His integrity and straightforwardness lend credibility to his accounts, which have been scrutinized and analyzed for decades.

The Fateful Night: Thunderstorms and a Strange Explosion

In the early days of July 1947, the skies over the New Mexico desert hosted more than just the usual serenity; they became a battleground of nature’s fierce fury. A formidable thunderstorm swept across the arid landscape, bringing with it relentless lightning, thunderclaps that echoed through the mountains, and a palpable electric ambiance. The storm's intensity was typical for a summer monsoon season, yet amidst this turbulence, a peculiar event unfolded—an explosion, or what sounded like one, which defied explanation by natural phenomena alone.

The night was marked by a powerful lightning strike that caught the attention of local rancher William Brazel, a seasoned observer of the skies and the natural environment. Unlike conventional thunder, which is a sound wave generated by lightning’s sudden energy release, Brazel heard a sharp, metallic noise that seemed to burst through the thunder’s roar. The noise was distinctive—more akin to an explosive blast rather than ordinary thunder. Witnesses in the area reported hearing similar noises, fueling rumors of unusual activity in the region. This oddity prompted Brazel to pay closer attention to the following morning, curious if anything unusual had occurred amid the storm’s passage.

As dawn broke, the remnants of the storm revealed strange phenomena. Lightning had etched fiery streaks across the sky, and the ground beneath showed signs of disruption. The skies had cleared enough for Brazel and a young neighbor, William D. “Dee” Proctor, to investigate the area. Their inspection revealed a landscape that seemed almost alien in its strangeness, illuminated by the early morning light. The ground was littered with strange, shiny fragments scattered over small hills and a dry arroyo—a natural watercourse. The debris’s appearance was unlike anything Brazel and others in the region had encountered before, hinting at an incident far beyond an ordinary storm’s scope.

This event sparked curiosity and suspicion. Was it merely debris from a weather balloon, or was something more extraordinary at play? The unique circumstances of that stormy night laid the foundation for the subsequent mystery that would fascinate and confound the world for decades.

Collecting the Evidence: An Unusual Debris Field

As dawn’s first light illuminated the landscape, Brazel and Proctor started their investigation, searching the area with a keen eye for unusual sights. Their primary focus was to assess any damage caused by the storm and to identify the strange fragments that had fallen from the sky. To their surprise, they discovered a scattering of metallic and rubber-like debris across the hills and plains—irregular shapes that did not resemble any known natural material or typical weather balloon remnants. These fragments gleamed under the sun’s rays, their surfaces smooth yet seemingly resilient.

Recognizing the potential significance of their discovery, Brazel carefully collected samples of the debris, storing them in a makeshift container at his ranch. The material was unlike anything encountered before. It was musty and strange, with a metallic sheen but not metallic in the conventional sense. Instead of being brittle or easily torn, the fragments appeared sturdy, resisting tears and cuts. When Brazel and later others examined the pieces, they noticed how unfamiliar they looked: some resembled foil but were more flexible, and others seemed to have a rubbery texture.

Brazel’s family, now involved, returned to gather more of the debris, recognizing that whatever this material was, it didn’t fit within their prior experiences. Astonishingly, the fragments had a silver-gray sheen, but their composition and strength suggested an advanced or unknown manufacturing process. Curious but cautious, the Brazel family stored the samples carefully in a shed to prevent contamination or loss.

The authorities soon became involved. When the local sheriff’s office inquired about the debris, the official explanation was that it was from a weather balloon launched by the military. This explanation was convenient; weather balloons were common, and their debris could sometimes appear mysterious. However, Brazel’s own recounting, as well as sworn affidavits from his wife, did not align with this mundane explanation. His wife described the debris as large, unusual fragments—some the size of basketballs—covered in strange foil-like material that was difficult to tear or damage.

This collection and the cryptic description of the debris deepened the intrigue. The material seemed to exhibit properties that defied ordinary explanations, leading many to speculate about extraterrestrial involvement. The debris’s unusual features—its resilience, reflective surface, and the manner in which it was scattered—suggested it was from something decidedly advanced or from a source unknown to science. The evidence collected that morning would become central in the decades-long debate over what truly happened that night over the New Mexico desert.

The Material and Its Description

The material Brazel’s family gathered that night became a key focus of investigation and speculation. Its physical characteristics stood out markedly from any known natural or man-made object. The fragments, described in official reports and affidavits, resembled shiny sheets of foil—thin, yet remarkably durable—stuck together with what appeared to be adhesive tape. The largest pieces were about the size of a basketball, emphasizing their substantial nature compared to ordinary debris.

The composition of the material was particularly baffling. One side of the fragments was metallic—foil-like and reflective—while the opposite side had a rubbery appearance, both shades of silver or gray. The surface was smooth but resistant to tearing, crumpling, or damaging with conventional tools. The material's toughness was especially intriguing because ordinary aluminum foil, which has a similar appearance, tears easily; this was clearly something different—more resilient and sophisticated. The tape holding some pieces together was whitish and seemed to be of a tape-like substance used in construction or specialized manufacturing, further adding to the mysterious quality of the debris.

Many experts and enthusiasts over the years have speculated that such material was extraterrestrial in origin. The durability, unusual composition, and the context of the stormy night—that involved a loud explosion—have fueled numerous theories suggesting the debris was from an alien spacecraft. The fact that the material could not be torn or damaged by conventional methods challenged existing scientific understanding and fostered speculation that the remnants were remnants of an alien vessel, possibly fallen or crashed during the storm.

Despite the UFO fad that emerged later, original official explanations remained cautious, emphasizing that the material was likely from a weather experiment or secret military project. Still, the description of its physical properties persisted as compelling evidence for those convinced of extraterrestrial contact. Many hold that this debris field, combined with the strange atmosphere, the explosion, and the storm, marked the first concrete physical evidence of an alien encounter in the modern era. They argue that the meticulous collection and description of the material support the idea that something extraordinary happened that night, and whether the debris was from an alien craft or a secret experimental device, its strange nature continues to fuel people's imaginations and investigations today.

FBI Document

In 1950, an FBI agent named Guy Hottel wrote a memo about a report from an Air Force investigator. The report described three separate alien craft recovered in New Mexico along with their passengers. He wrote that “three so-called flying saucers” were found. They were described as being circular with a raised area in the center, with a diameter of approximately 50 feet.

Inside each craft, there were three occupants of “human shape,” approximately 3 feet tall and dressed in “metallic cloth of a very fine texture.” There was speculation that “high-powered radar” had caused the alien craft to crash by inadvertently scrambling their navigational systems and controls.

Although no dates are mentioned, the memo itself is dated March 22, 1950, with the most detailed location specified as “New Mexico.” He wrote that “no further evaluation was attempted by the Air Force investigator who presented the data.”

This document was posted by the FBI on their website in April of 2011. Several sources have found connections between it and the Roswell incident. However, many sources have shown that this document was revealed to be a fake many years ago, including an article in True magazine published in 1952. The hoax was a scheme by two men, Leo A. Gebauer and Silas Newton. They were hawking a phony machine that was supposed to be able to find gas, oil, gold or other precious items with alien technology. In 1953, the duo was found guilty of fraud.

The 1950 FBI document

(Guy Hottel)

Official Response and Initial Investigations

The initial discovery of unidentified debris in the New Mexico desert led to a swift official response by military authorities. When rancher William Brazel found strange remnants on his property south of Roswell in June 1947, he reported his findings to Sheriff George Wilcox. Recognizing the potential significance, Wilcox relayed the information to military officials, specifically to Major Jesse Marcel, an intelligence officer assigned to the Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF). On July 6 or 7 of that year, Major Marcel, along with a colleague, traveled to Brazel’s ranch to examine the mysterious debris firsthand.

During this visit, Major Marcel documented the debris, noting its unusual metallic qualities. They found a variety of materials scattered across the area, including strange metallic shreds, thin fibers, and rubber-like substances. The materials appeared unusual—lighter than aluminum, yet resistant to puncture or damage—adding to the intrigue. Marcel’s initial impression was that the debris resembled a weather balloon. Such an explanation seemed plausible at the time because high-altitude weather balloons were common and routinely launched across the southwestern United States, including New Mexico. The U.S. military frequently used these balloons for atmospheric research and to monitor Soviet nuclear tests.

Despite the seemingly mundane explanation, the mystery surrounding the debris persisted. The military quickly took control of the situation, retrieving the fragments and conducting examinations. They secured the debris, transported it to nearby facilities, and issued statements asserting that the fragments were from a weather balloon. Nonetheless, reports of strange materials continued to circulate, and witnesses, including military personnel, began to come forward with varying accounts. The initial assessment by Marcel and others was based on the limited understanding of the debris at that time. As investigations continued, questions arose about the true nature of the debris and whether the government’s explanation was complete or was a cover-up. Over time, official responses evolved, setting the stage for a complex and often controversial story that would attract widespread interest and speculation.

The Official Explanation: Weather Balloon or Something More?

Following William Brazel’s discovery, the U.S. military issued a formal statement claiming that the debris was from a weather balloon. Specifically, officials from the Roswell Army Air Field stated that they had recovered parts of a balloon from the secret U.S. project called "Mogul." Project Mogul involved high-altitude balloons equipped with sensitive instruments designed to detect Soviet nuclear detonations and monitor ballistic missile tests. These balloons traveled at extremely high altitudes and carried radar reflectors, microphones, and other electronic equipment intended for espionage purposes during the early Cold War period.

The official explanation was that the material Brazel reported was simply the wreckage of one such balloon, which had possibly crashed or landed in the area. The explanation was aided by photographs of balloon parts and the widespread familiarity with weather balloons, which were common in the skies of New Mexico at the time. Additionally, military personnel provided detailed descriptions affirming that the debris resembled standard weather balloons and associated equipment, reinforcing the government’s stance that there was nothing extraordinary about the crash site.

However, public curiosity and skepticism persisted. Many witnesses and UFO enthusiasts argued that the debris was unlike typical weather-balloon material, citing its strange metallic qualities and the way it seemed to resist conventional damage. Over the years, declassified documents, eyewitness testimonies, and recovered photographs cast doubt on the official account. Some claimed the military altered or suppressed evidence, suggesting that the debris could have been from an extraterrestrial craft. The possibility that the government was hiding the truth about alien encounters fueled conspiracy theories. The controversy deepened during the 1970s, when alternative explanations gained traction. Despite the official stance, the story of Roswell remains one of the most enduring and debated UFO mysteries in history.

The Revival of Interest: 1970s Resurgence and Conspiracy Theories

The 1970s marked a pivotal period in the ongoing saga of the Roswell incident, witnessing a remarkable resurgence of curiosity and speculation about what truly transpired in July 1947. While initial reports of the crash had largely faded from the forefront of public consciousness in the years immediately following the event, the 1970s saw a reinvigoration of interest, driven by a variety of factors that reignited debates and inspired new generations to question official narratives. Central to this revival was the emergence of credible-sounding witnesses, particularly former military personnel, who claimed to possess insider knowledge or to have witnessed secret recoveries. These claims often described detailed accounts of crashed spacecraft and alien bodies, painting a picture more sensational than ever before.

UFO researchers and authors of this era played a crucial role in the resurgence. They sifted through existing evidence, interviews, and declassified documents, building a narrative that suggested the government had long concealed extraterrestrial visitation. Their work often involved uncovering seemingly mysterious phenomena that they argued could not be explained by ordinary means, such as weather balloons or classified military experiments. This period also saw the publication of numerous books and magazine articles that promoted theories of cover-ups, secret alien contracts, and clandestine experiments with alien technology. Many of these stories gained traction among the public, creating an atmosphere of intrigue and distrust towards government authorities.

Witnesses, especially retired military personnel and former government officials, began sharing their accounts more openly, often claiming they had been involved in covert operations related to the Roswell debris. These accounts frequently mentioned strange materials that seemed to defy typical metal properties, the presence of bodies that appeared to be extraterrestrial, and hidden facilities where these objects and beings were taken. The narrative of government secrecy and suppression of alien contact intensified during this era, often suggesting that the truth was deliberately kept from the public to prevent panic or to protect technological secrets. Conspiracy theories flourished, with some asserting that the government had recovered alien technology that was being studied in secret laboratories, fueling a culture of suspicion around UFOs and extraterrestrial life.

The 1970s revival transformed the Roswell incident from a mere historical event into a powerful cultural symbol. It became a fixture in science fiction, popular culture, and conspiracy theory communities, inspiring countless films, TV shows, and novels that depicted alien encounters and government cover-ups. The incident’s ambiguity—its blending of verified facts, hearsay, and speculation—helped it become embedded in the collective imagination. “Roswell” evolved into a shorthand for the idea that extraterrestrial life had secretly visited Earth and that powerful institutions were concealing the truth from the masses. This transformation across decades created a mythos where the event represented more than just a crash; it symbolized an enduring quest for truth and transparency regarding humanity’s place in the universe.

The resurgence of interest in the 1970s also coincided with a cultural tumult—distrust in government, the aftermath of the Vietnam War, and a burgeoning alternative information movement, all of which contributed to a fertile environment for conspiracy theories. Many individuals were skeptical of official narratives and sought alternative explanations, especially in a time characterized by political scandals and documented covert operations. The widespread dissemination of UFO literature and the rise of dedicated UFO organizations provided platforms for skeptics and believers alike to share their views. This period also saw the emergence of prominent figures who became influential in shaping public perceptions, such as Stanton Friedman and and others who championed the extraterrestrial hypothesis.

During this era, the media played a crucial role in both reviving and spreading the story. Documentaries and television specials presented interviews with witnesses and researchers, often emphasizing sensational aspects of the story. Despite the proliferation of these stories, many questions remained unanswered, and the incident continued to be shrouded in mystery. The 1970s revival saw the beginning of a shift from a local, isolated event to a global phenomenon, as reports from around the world echoed similar themes of unidentified flying objects, alien encounters, and government secrecy.

In conclusion, the 1970s reignited interest in the Roswell incident by blending documentary evidence, personal testimonials, and a wave of conspiracy theories to craft a compelling narrative that extended beyond the initial four-decade silence. The era’s cultural environment, characterized by skepticism of authority and a fascination with the possibility of extraterrestrial life, helped transform Roswell into a symbol of mystery and intrigue. This resurgence fostered an ongoing belief that the truth about the crash might still be hidden, fueling debates and creative interpretations that continue to capture the imagination of the public today.

The Cultural Impact: From Fact to Myth

The Roswell incident has transcended its origins as a simple military crash site to become an enduring cultural phenomenon. Over the decades, it evolved from a purported event involving mysterious debris and potential extraterrestrial beings into a symbolic touchstone for broader themes of government secrecy, human curiosity, and the search for alien life. Its story has proliferated through various forms of media, shaping public perceptions and inspiring millions of people worldwide. This transformation into myth underscores the incident’s cultural significance, making “Roswell” a household name synonymous with UFOs and conspiracy theories, despite the variability of official explanations and the continual absence of definitive proof.

At its core, the cultural impact of Roswell derives from the ambiguity and conflicting narratives that surround the event. Official reports, including those from the U.S. Air Force, described the debris as weather balloons and classified experimental devices, attempts aimed at dismissing the extraterrestrial hypothesis. Yet, these explanations often failed to satisfy believers, who pointed to eyewitness accounts, alleged secret documents, and unexplained artifacts that appeared to contradict the official line. Over time, these conflicting stories became embedded in popular culture, fostering a layered mythology that blends fact, fiction, and speculation. This mythology has been enduringly appealing because it taps into universal human themes: the desire to discover whether we are alone, the fear of government deception, and the fascination with the unknown.

The influence of Roswell extends beyond skepticism and conspiracy theories—its myth has infiltrated literature, film, television, and even art. From Hollywood blockbusters like “Independence Day” and “The Arrival” to documentaries and conspiracy websites, the event’s story serves as a fertile ground for creative storytelling. It also evokes philosophical questions about humanity's place in the universe and the possible existence of intelligent life beyond Earth. The phrase “Roswell” often evokes immediate associations with aliens and secret government projects, a testament to how deeply the story has been embedded in the collective consciousness.

Crucially, the myth of Roswell has been fueled by a mixture of genuine curiosity and deliberate sensationalism. The media, in both its responsible and sensationalist forms, has perpetuated stories that often blur the line between fact and fiction. Popular culture, driven by entertainment industries and driven by the desire for compelling stories, has contributed to elevating the event into a cultural icon. As a result, myths about government cover-ups, alien bodies, and secret experiments have become intertwined with the actual event, often overshadowing the historical and scientific investigations.

Moreover, the cultural impact of Roswell intersects with broader societal themes: distrust of government authority, the quest for truth in the face of secrecy, and the hope for contact with extraterrestrial civilizations. The incident embodies a collective longing to believe in something greater than ourselves—whether it be otherworldly visitors or the revelation of hidden truths. Whether viewed skeptically or with open-minded curiosity, Roswell has become part of a cultural dialogue about humanity’s place in the cosmos, igniting imaginations and inspiring generations of believers and skeptics alike.

In the digital age, the myth has only gained momentum with the proliferation of the internet and social media. Online communities, forums, and blogs continue to explore, debate, and promote stories related to Roswell and UFO phenomena, often blurring the lines between credible investigation and elaborate storytelling. The incident’s myth has evolved into a cultural legend that persists because it speaks to timeless human questions about existence, truth, and the universe.

Finally, the enduring cultural impact of Roswell hinges on its role as a symbol of mystery and the unknown. Its story challenges conventional understanding, prompting us to confront questions about government transparency, extraterrestrial life, and the limits of our knowledge. The incident’s transformation into myth reflects a collective human desire to explore these mysteries, making Roswell not just a historical event, but an enduring cultural icon that continues to inspire curiosity, skepticism, and imagination worldwide.

Examining the Evidence: What Do We Really Know?

Despite decades of investigation, many of the details associated with Roswell remain unresolved. Skeptics argue that the debris was just a misunderstood weather device, backed by official reports and photographs. Believers contend that the government suppressed proof of alien visitation to avoid widespread panic or political repercussions.

The problem lies in conflicting testimonies, classified documents, and the lack of definitive physical evidence. Several official reports, including those from the Air Force, have attempted to clarify the incident, but their explanations are often met with skepticism by enthusiasts.

Official Investigations and Declassified Documents

The Roswell incident, which occurred in 1947 near Roswell, New Mexico, remains one of the most famous and debated events in UFO history. Over the decades, various investigations and the release of official documents have attempted to clarify what actually happened, but many questions still persist.

In 1994, the United States Air Force released a detailed report titled “The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert.” This report aimed to provide an official account of the incident, concluding that the debris recovered by the military was from a top-secret project called Mogul. Mogul was a series of high-altitude balloons designed to detect Soviet nuclear tests during the Cold War. The report dismissed claims that the wreckage was from an alien spacecraft or that extraterrestrial bodies had been recovered. According to the report, the debris consisted of mundane materials like rubber, Teflon, and foil, which were consistent with known Mogul balloon components.

Despite this official statement, skepticism remained among UFO researchers and enthusiasts. In 2000, the Air Force issued a follow-up report that added nuance to their earlier findings. This later investigation acknowledged that some of the materials recovered could not be definitively linked to Mogul. It suggested that some of the materials might have been part of experimental radar or espionage technology, which were highly classified at the time. This acknowledgment opened the possibility that the debris could be related to advanced military experiments rather than extraterrestrial origins, but it still left many questions unanswered.

Beyond these official reports, a wealth of declassified documents and eyewitness testimonies have perpetuated the mystery surrounding Roswell. For example, in the 1990s, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests resulted in the release of numerous documents that shed light on military activities during the late 1940s. Some of these documents referenced the secrecy surrounding certain high-altitude test balloons and classified projects, fueling suspicions that the government was hiding something more extraordinary.

Eyewitnesses, including military personnel and civilians, have provided accounts that conflict with the official narrative. Some report seeing strange debris, bodies, or unconventional craft, which they claim were not consistent with known technology. These testimonies have often been dismissed or considered unreliable, but they continue to influence public perception and discussions about the incident.

Critics argue that the government has been deliberately limited in its transparency, with many key pieces of evidence still classified or missing. They suggest that this lack of transparency fuels conspiracy theories that extraterrestrial craft were recovered and covered up to avoid public panic or national security issues.

In conclusion, while official investigations have provided plausible explanations for the Roswell incident, the continued release of declassified documents and eyewitness testimonies keep the mystery alive. The ongoing debate revolves around whether the government truly possesses secret knowledge about extraterrestrial life or whether the incident was simply a case of military experimentation and misinterpretation of mundane objects. Regardless of the truth, Roswell remains a symbol of UFO fascination and government secrecy worldwide.

Area 51

Area 51 is a military base in the southern region of the state of Nevada in the Western portion of the United States. It lies approximately 83 miles from Las Vegas. While the activities there are top-secret, is widely accepted that the base exists to test experimental weapons and aircraft. While the Central Intelligence Agency does use the name Area 51 in an official capacity, other names used for the base include Paradise Ranch, Watertown Strip, Groom Lake, Dreamland, Home Base and Homey Airport. The airspace around Area 51, known by military pilots as “the box” or “the container,” is restricted.

Area 51 warning signs

Annie Jacobsen published the book “Area 51: An Uncensored History of America’s Top Secret Military Base,” in which she conducted interviews with many engineers and scientists who worked on the base. She denies any alien narrative regarding Roswell.

She puts forth a suggestion that Josef Mengele was asked by Joseph Stalin, the Soviet leader, to create “grotesque, child size aviators” to be flown and land in the United States to create hysteria. The goal was to duplicate a mass reaction similar to the chaos from Orson Welles radio play “War of the Worlds” in 1938. She believes that instead of landing as planned, an aircraft crashed at Roswell and the incident was kept quiet by military and government officials in the United States. However, her book and theories were debunked by a couple of experts at the Federation of American Scientists for multiple errors.

The Ongoing Debate: Fact or Fiction?

The Roswell incident has stood at the crossroads of skepticism and belief since it first emerged in 1947. At its core, the debate revolves around whether an extraterrestrial spacecraft truly crashed near Roswell, New Mexico, and whether alien beings were recovered by the military, or if it was simply a misinterpretation of a secretive government experiment. Official reports maintain that the debris recovered was part of a classified military project—most notably, Project Mogul, a top-secret operation deploying high-altitude balloons to detect Soviet nuclear tests. These explanations, however, have often failed to satisfy the public’s curiosity or quell suspicions, especially among UFO enthusiasts who remain convinced of alien involvement.

The military’s narrative initially claimed they had recovered a "flying disc," but this statement was quickly retracted, replaced with the explanation that it was a weather balloon. Such contradictory accounts fueled conspiracy theories, leading to allegations of cover-ups and government deception. Some witnesses and researchers assert that they saw mutilated bodies or alien corpses, accusations that remain unverified and heavily debated to this day. Skeptics argue that these stories are hoaxes or misidentifications of mundane military testing experiments, weather phenomena, or debris from weather balloons. The question of whether there is concrete evidence supporting extraterrestrial visitation remains unresolved.

What sustains the debate is the lack of definitive proof and the abundance of conflicting accounts, testimonies, and circumstantial evidence. The U.S. government, over the years, has released some documents, but many remain classified or redacted, fueling suspicion. In the scientific community, claims about alien encounters are held to strict standards of evidence; because such evidence has not convincingly emerged, mainstream science remains skeptical. Nonetheless, the story persists because it taps into a desire for extraordinary discovery and the allure of the unknown. Despite the absence of conclusive proof, the Roswell incident continues to be a potent symbol of mystery, making it a focal point in the broader discussion about extraterrestrial life and government secrecy.

Why Does the Roswell Incident Still Fascinate?

The enduring fascination with Roswell can be attributed to several interrelated psychological, cultural, and societal factors. First and foremost, the story appeals to the fundamental human curiosity about the universe. Since ancient times, humans have gazed at the stars wondering if life exists beyond Earth. The idea that aliens might have visited our planet at some point provides a tantalizing answer to that age-old question. Roswell symbolizes the possibility that humanity is not alone, igniting imaginations and inspiring countless books, movies, and theories that play on this deep-seated desire.

Second, the secretive nature of the incident and the government's alleged cover-up evoke a sense of suspicion and distrust toward authority figures. Conspiracy theories flourish in environments where official explanations are perceived as insufficient or opaque. Roswell, with its supposed buried evidence and clandestine military operations, becomes the perfect canvas for stories of government deception. This feeds into broader societal anxieties about lost transparency, powers hiding the truth, and the suppression of potentially groundbreaking discoveries.

Third, media and pop culture have significantly contributed to the incident’s mythos. Hollywood films, television shows, and literature have romanticized or dramatized the event, embedding it deep into popular consciousness. Films like "The Fourth Kind" or series such as "The X-Files" have perpetuated the idea that the government is concealing evidence of alien contact, often echoing themes of secrecy and conspiracy. Internet forums and social media platforms have further proliferated theories and 'insider' claims, ensuring the story remains vibrant and relevant, generally detached from scientific skepticism.

Moreover, the narrative of Roswell embodies the human desire for mystery and adventure. It suggests a world where the extraordinary could be real—that beings from other worlds might exist and that humanity is on the brink of discovering this clandestine truth. Regardless of factual veracity, the story becomes a metaphor for the eternal quest to understand our universe and ourselves. It reminds us that despite technological advances, some mysteries remain elusive, compelling curiosity and imagination. In essence, Roswell endures not just as a possible historical event but as a symbol of our desire to explore the unknown and challenge the boundaries of our understanding.

Conclusion: The Legacy of Roswell

The Roswell incident is a landmark event that has transcended its original context to become a cultural and scientific phenomenon. Its legacy persists decades after the initial reports, continuously inspiring debate and speculation. Even if further evidence confirms it was merely a military experiment or some other terrestrial explanation, its impact on popular culture and the collective consciousness remains profound.

What makes Roswell so captivating is this ambiguity—whether the debris was extraterrestrial or not remains unproven, but the stories and theories that have arisen around it have created a compelling narrative. The incident has catalyzed advancements in UFO research, prompting governments worldwide to declassify documents and adopt more transparent policies, although complete openness has yet to be achieved. These revelations have fed into ongoing discussions about government accountability and the secret handling of promising or sensitive technology.

Over the years, numerous investigations, testimonies, and declassified documents have added layers to the story—some supporting, others contradicting—and have thus contributed to a complex mosaic that encompasses fact, fiction, and myth. The excitement surrounding Roswell lies partly in its mystery, partly in the human penchant for storytelling, and partly in our collective hope that we are not alone.

Looking ahead, technological advances such as satellite imagery, drone technology, and improved forensic analysis may shed new light on the event and its context. As archives are opened and new evidence comes to light, our understanding of Roswell may evolve, either reinforcing or dismantling long-held beliefs. However, the incident will likely remain a symbol of curiosity—the quintessential example of humanity’s endless quest to uncover the truth about the universe beyond our planet.

In conclusion, Roswell will continue to inspire questions, theories, and even scientific investigations for generations to come. Whether it was an alien encounter or a government cover-up, its story embodies the human spirit of discovery and skepticism. The legacy of Roswell reminds us that the search for extraterrestrial life is as much about exploring ourselves and our fears as it is about understanding the cosmos. As such, it remains an enduring emblem of our collective fascination with the great mystery of life beyond Earth.

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02-01-2026 om 20:50 geschreven door peter  

Could Ancient Aliens Really Have Existed?

Ancient aliens have become a meme and a tongue-in-cheek sci-fi trope, but could ancient aliens really have existed?

By Riley Raul Reese

"Aliens, dude."

Everyone knows that meme with the stoned-looking historian smiling as he waves his arms in the air. The Ancient Aliens series, which aired on the History Channel, was one of the first television shows to really look into the possibility that humans may not be the only species to have found earth.

Unlike other people who have claimed aliens came to settle earth, the History Channel television series suggested that aliens led to the dinosaurs's extinction. This, of course, is insane. Ancient Alienswas blasted by historians, scientists, and archeologists as psuedo-scientific and revisionist in nature.

However, many people do believe that ancient aliens could have existed and they have some kind of contribution to human history - and sometimes, it's hard to deny something odd is going on.

Truth be told, there are many pieces of archeological evidence and strange mishaps that can't really be explained without some serious questions at hand. Here's some of the biggest arguments for the case of ancient aliens, per those who believe in it.

Alien Statues

Quite a few statues exist across the world that depict creatures that look a lot like grey aliens, astronauts, and other similarly sci fi creatures. The artwork always looks the same, with minor stylistic differences, which makes it even stranger.

The statues and paintings in question always either have heads that look like "space helmets" or large, black eyes and large heads reminiscent of the classic grey alien type.

Most recently, the artifacts that archeologists have found matching this description were discovered in an ancient Mayan city in Mexico. One has to wonder what inspired people to create these works of art, considering that sci-fi wasn't exactly a genre back in those days.

Additionally, the Mayan site in question also had artifacts that apparently depict a flying saucer beaming people up into a ship. Could this be a sign that extraterrestrial visitors actually did come to Earth thousands of years ago?

Ancient Geoglyphs

Geoglyphs are massive works of art that are only visible if you are thousands of feet up in the air. They take loads of planning, and, depending on the kind of geoglyph, could also require advanced technology.

So, how, then, did so many different civilizations create geoglyphs? Moreover, why would they do such things when they themselves would not be able to see the works of art they did? Who were they making these strange marks in earth for? And ultimately, does answer the questions whether of not could ancient aliens really have existed?

Evidence On Mars

For years, the Curiosity rover has been taking amazingly detailed photos of the Martian landscape and sending them back to us. A lot of the photos seem to have things that look like humanoid remains, shiny tubes that come out of the ground, and other eyebrow-raising shots that make us wonder what happened all those years ago.

As of now, scientists are 100 percent sure that Mars used to have more water on it than its current ice caps. However, they aren't sure that there was vegetation or actual life on there. Additionally, if societies lived there, many experts noted that there's not much chance that their technology survived.

Due to the markings left on rocks and other items in the Martian landscape, some scientists believe microbes may still live on Mars - or at the very least, once lived on the planet's surface. We must ask, could ancient aliens really have existed on Mars?

That being said, scientists have also noted that Mars has extremely high levels of radiation at certain points. Though these emissions could be explained through natural means, scientists are beginning to believe that these may have been caused by a war between two factions.

But, if this was the case, where were the cities - and where did the archeological evidence go?

Pyramids, Everywhere

It's kind of fascinating to think about pyramids. Historians aren't quite sure how Egyptians made them - or really, why so many different other civilizations have had them as status symbols.

South American cities had them, Egypt had them, many parts of the Middle East had them, and even ancient China had one or two pyramids that were found by archeologists trying to uncover what life was really like.

Though the pyramids alone don't have anything to do with aliens, people are saying that all of the similarities in the architecture may have something to do with visitors from another planet. Imagine our pyramids were proof that ancient aliens could have existed.

Anachronistic Technology

In Egyptian tombs, there are visible depictions of what appears to be a helicopter and a laptop computer on the walls. There are moments where iron pots have been found in the rocks at Stone Age excavation locations. What appear to be sneaker prints have been found in rocks dated to hundreds of millions of years old.

These discoveries have been so commonplace that they now fall under a category of their own called Out-Of-Place Artifacts, or OOPAs. Who's to say that we aren't just getting a glimpse of some items that visitors may have left behind? Who's to say this doesn't prove that ancient aliens could have really existed.

Even if the anachronism is just depicted in art, it makes you wonder, doesn't it?

The Blunt Truth

While there are definitely some head-scratching moments where archeologists can't explain what's going on, the fact is that the truth is often way less interesting than we want it to be. A lot of this could just be due to cultural shifts, or due to happenstance.

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01-01-2026 om 16:53 geschreven door peter  

Octopuses could ‘take over the world and build underwater cities’ one day

Professor Tim Coulson could never imagine his dog inheriting the Earth, building a city of kennels with bones as currency.

But he could easily imagine octopuses squirming on land wearing breathing gear, rifle in hand (tentacle?) to hunt deer and sheep.

As much as this sounds like a cheesy sci-fi movie, this is what the University of Oxford biologist has suggested could be in Earth’s future.

But on one condition – humanity is extinct.

Coulson tells Metro that if humans were to be wiped off the map, it would pave the way for another species.

‘The fate of all species is extinction,’ The Universal History of Us author says. ‘In fact, 99.9% of all species that have ever existed are extinct. So humans will go extinct.’

If we don’t cause our own extinction first, the Earth’s dwindling CO2 or the sun’s inevitable explosion in a few billion years will get us first.

That’s not necessarily a bad thing, though (except for, well, us). ‘Imagine if that asteroid hadn’t crashed into Earth 66 million years ago,’ Coulson says.

‘Dinosaurs would still be around, and mammals would still be kind of rat-sized animals running around their feet.’

What would an octopus civilisation look like?

In much the same way that the dinosaurs’ dying off paved the way for us, our own vanishing act could pave the way for another species.

Coulson doubts it will be primates who will inherit the Earth. ‘My money is on octopus, they’re going to be the next civilisation builders,’ Coulson says.

An octopus society could use tidal power as an energy source, farming crustaceans and looking up and dreaming of what life is like on land.

‘They could make reverse scuba gear,’ Coulson says.

‘They’d need to create robots to help them move around. You never know, they could be hunting deer.

‘I’m not quite sure how they’d cook it underwater…. maybe a thermal vent.’

Are octopuses really that smart?

Octopuses, with their doughnut-shaped brain and hundreds of millions of neurons, have demonstrated intelligence in many ways.

Studies have shown them wriggling out of mazes, building carts and even stealing fish from laboratory containers and covering their tracks.

Evolution can be thought of as creatures adapting to their environment, with intelligence being less about getting an A on a test and more about the cognitive skills that help an animal survive.

Piero Amodio, a researcher in animal intelligence at Italy’s Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn research centre, tells Metro that no one knows why octopuses are smart.

‘There’s a lot of hype around them. They’re not smarter than a pig or a dolphin but we’re eager to make these comparisons,’ he says.

Among the explanations as to why animals become smart is the social intelligence hypothesis: a dolphin fares better in a pod than solo.

Or there’s the ecological intelligence hypothesis, that critters are forced to become savvy to avoid predators or know where to find food.

Yet, octopuses tend to be loners and don’t live long enough to form bonds. It’s not the size of their brains either, with most neurons being in their tentacles.

Amodio suggests that octopuses’ intelligence was years in the making.

About 275 million years ago, their ancestor lost their shell, which it used to stay buoyant. This allowed them to slither into cracks and hunt for prey.

It also meant other predators could hunt them more easily, forcing them to develop large brains to outsmart their foes.

Amodio warns that octopuses will always be limited, as they don’t have ‘overlapping generations’ like people do.

‘The life humans live today does not stem from a single brain,’ he says. ‘We didn’t learn from scratch how to light a fire or go to space – it took generations.’

So Coulson says that octopuses may evolve to live longer.

Humans evolved at a breakneck speed after Africa dried up a few million years ago. A similar environmental push could happen to octopuses.

How did humans get so smart?

Believe it or not but humans are intelligent, Dr Emma Bird, a palaeoanthropologist at the Natural History Museum, tells Metro.

Our ancestors appeared about seven million years ago, when some apelike creatures in Africa began to walk on two legs. We used to be one of many human species, like Neanderthals.

‘While aspects of our cognition played a part in our ultimate survival over all other human species, the story is much more complex and probably has elements of sheer luck,’ says Dr Bird.

While some human species struggled to survive, Homo sapiens used their ‘intelligence’ to chisel crude tools and form long-lasting bonds.

‘These more subtle and complex aspects of intelligence would have allowed them to more rapidly innovate and adapt their behaviour and culture as well as share cultural knowledge between groups,’ she says.

Dr Bird stresses that humanity is not a story of dominance – for one, we’re 20% Neanderthal because of interbreeding.

‘In that sense, Neanderthals have not vanished entirely; they have shaped who our species is today,’ she adds.

If not octopuses, what else could succeed us? A Planet of the Apes-style world is too boring. Dolphins, meanwhile, lack the dexterity to make tools.

His next bet would be crabs, as ‘you can imagine them doing all sorts of stuff with their pincers’, but they would need to work on their intelligence.

‘It’s fun to speculate about,’ Coulson adds, ‘and the great thing about it is, we’ll be extinct.

‘So when all of this happens, no one can prove me wrong.’

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31-12-2025 om 21:41 geschreven door peter  

Aliens will be found by 2075, top scientist insists - 'I am absolutely convinced there is life out there'

• READ MORE: Saturn's moon could harbour alien life, scientists announce 

By XANTHA LEATHAM, EXECUTIVE SCIENCE EDITOR

It's one of life's biggest questions – are we alone in the universe?

Now, in good news for sci–fi fans, one of Britain's top space scientists has declared she is 'absolutely convinced' there are aliens out there – and they will be found within the next 50 years.

Dame Maggie Aderin–Pocock, from University College London's Department of Physics and Astronomy, said she expects a 'positive detection' of life on another planet by 2075.

And, while it could be something very primitive, it's possible we could encounter a presence that has technology 'far superior' to ours.

'In the whole of the universe there are approximately 200 billion galaxies,' Dame Maggie told the Daily Mail.

'And so although certain conditions were in place for life to start here on Earth, and this is the only example we have of life, I'm absolutely convinced that there's life out there, because with so many stars, so many planets, why would it just occur here?'

Dame Aderin–Pocock made her prediction in an interview with the Daily Mail ahead of giving the Royal Institution Christmas lectures, which will air at the end of this month.

They are Britain's most prestigious public science lectures, and this year's focus is on the big questions space science still has to answer.

Dame Maggie Aderin–Pocock, from University College London's Department of Physics and Astronomy, said she expects a 'positive detection' of life on another planet by 2075

An illustration of a Hycean world, which experts believe K2–18b could be, orbiting its red dwarf star. Dame Maggie said we are getting 'tantalising glimpses' of possible life on planets such as this

A theory first put forward in 1961 argues that there is a high probability life must exist somewhere else due to the sheer number of planets in the universe.

Dame Maggie said this 'numbers game', also known as the Drake equation, is why she believes we are not alone.

She explained that in just our galaxy – the Milky Way – there are 300 billion stars.

'Each of those stars is a sun like our sun,' she said, 'and now we're detecting planets going around those stars.'

We are already getting 'tantalising glimpses' of possible life from some of these planets, she added, referencing a recent discovery regarding exoplanet K2–18b, which is 124 light–years from Earth.

Earlier this year, scientists detected molecules in the planet's atmosphere that can only persistently exist if there is some form of life.

The discovery was hailed as the most promising sign of life yet outside our solar system, with experts claiming the distant world is likely covered by an ocean and 'teeming' with living organisms.

When asked if she thinks we will find solid proof of life anytime soon, Dame Maggie replied: 'I think that's where the challenge lies – concrete evidence. But to put my money where my mouth is, in terms of getting a positive detection, I would say definitely in the next 50 years.'

The James Webb Space Telescope (pictured) is a powerful infrared observatory searching for signs of life on other planets

K2–18b is thought to be a a class of exoplanet possessing key ingredients for alien species because of their hydrogen–rich atmospheres and oceans of water

In September, NASA announced the discovery of what it believed to be the clearest sign of life ever found on Mars after findings unusual markings on mudstones in a dusty riverbed. 

Scientists think these features contain minerals produced by chemical reactions that could be associated with ancient Martian life.

But while aliens are, traditionally, depicted as little green men in a spaceship, the reality is likely very different.

'Grey sludge is probably the most likely thing we're going to find,' Dame Maggie said. However, there's a chance we could find something more sophisticated.

'We might find something that does evolve and that can communicate – and of course, their technology might be far superior to ours,' she added.

'I love the idea of aliens on the other side of the moon looking back at us, hoping we'll "grow up" soon.'

If – and when – we find life, we will have to be 'incredibly careful' about how we handle it, she warned.

'If there is any form of life, we need to make sure it is totally isolated,' she said. 'It cannot come into contact with any sort of human presence.

While it's likely any life discovered is microscopic, like marine phytoplankton (pictured), Dame Maggie said it's also possible alien life is more sophisticated than us 

In 2024, NASA's Perseverance rover spotted a vein–filled arrowhead–shaped rock on Mars that featured chemical signatures and structures that could have been formed by microbial life billions of years ago

'But we're building facilities to do just that so we can analyse them. Because it's hard to take all our scientific equipment to Mars, for example, but if we can bring samples from Mars to Earth and analyse them here on Earth, we can get a lot more understanding.

'Of course, the ultimate solution is to send me. Some people retire and potter around their garden, and my retirement plan is to potter around Mars.'

When questioned on the future of human space exploration – and possible settlement – Dame Maggie concluded: 'I see us as a space–faring people – I see that as the way forward.

'And I find that exciting that we won't just be Earth–bound. We will expand outwards.

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'It's the stuff of science fiction, literally, but science fiction does become science fact.

'One of the things I love about space is when you look at planet Earth from space, you don't see boundaries, you don't see country borders. You just see our planet. And that's what I would like space to be.

'I think space might be a way that we unite.'

The 2025 Christmas Lectures from the Royal Institution – 'Is there life beyond Earth?', with Dame Dr Maggie Aderin–Pocock, will be broadcast on BBC Four and iPlayer on 28th, 29th and 30th December at 7pm.

KEY DISCOVERIES IN HUMANITY'S SEARCH FOR ALIEN LIFE

Discovery of pulsars

British astronomer Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell was the first person to discover a pulsar in 1967 when she spotted a radio pulsar.

Since then other types of pulsars that emit X-rays and gamma rays have also been spotted.

Pulsars are essentially rotating, highly magnetised neutron stars but when they were first discovered it was believed they could have come from aliens.

'Wow!' radio signal

In 1977, an astronomer looking for alien life in the night sky above Ohio spotted a radio signal so powerful that he excitedly wrote 'Wow!' next to his data.

In 1977, an astronomer looking for alien life in the night sky above Ohio spotted a radio signal so powerful that he excitedly wrote 'Wow!' next to his data

The 72-second blast, spotted by Dr Jerry Ehman through a radio telescope, came from Sagittarius but matched no known celestial object.

Conspiracy theorists have since claimed that the 'Wow! signal', which was 30 times stronger than background radiation, was a message from intelligent extraterrestrials.

Fossilised Martian microbes

In 1996 Nasa and the White House made the explosive announcement that the rock contained traces of Martian bugs.

The meteorite, catalogued as Allen Hills (ALH) 84001, crashed onto the frozen wastes of Antarctica 13,000 years ago and was recovered in 1984. 

Photographs were released showing elongated segmented objects that appeared strikingly lifelike.

Photographs were released showing elongated segmented objects that appeared strikingly lifelike (pictured)

However, the excitement did not last long. Other scientists questioned whether the meteorite samples were contaminated. 

They also argued that heat generated when the rock was blasted into space may have created mineral structures that could be mistaken for microfossils. 

Behaviour of Tabby's Star in 2005 

The star, otherwise known as KIC 8462852, is located 1,400 light years away and has baffled astronomers since being discovered in 2015.

It dims at a much faster rate than other stars, which some experts have suggested is a sign of aliens harnessing the energy of a star.

The star, otherwise known as KIC 8462852, is located 1,400 light years away and has baffled astonomers since being discovered in 2015 (artist's impression)

Recent studies have 'eliminated the possibility of an alien megastructure', and instead, suggests that a ring of dust could be causing the strange signals.

Exoplanets in the Goldilocks zone in 2017 

In February 2017 astronomers announced they had spotted a star system with planets that could support life just 39 light years away.

Seven Earth-like planets were discovered orbiting nearby dwarf star 'Trappist-1', and all of them could have water at their surface, one of the key components of life.

Three of the planets have such good conditions, that scientists say life may have already evolved on them. 

Researchers claim that they will know whether or not there is life on any of the planets within a decade, and said: 'This is just the beginning.' 

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22-12-2025 om 21:32 geschreven door peter  

We come in peace! Scientist reveals exactly what our first contact with aliens will look like - and it's nothing like the movies

• READ MORE: Aliens will be found by 2075, top scientist insists

By WILIAM HUNTER, SENIOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY REPORTER

As astronomers scour the universe for traces of alien life, one researcher has revealed exactly what first contact will look like.

However, that meeting won't look like the close encounters of a Hollywood blockbuster.

According to the 'Eschatian Hypothesis', the first extraterrestrial civilisation we encounter is likely to be in its final moments of total collapse.

This is because, just like dying stars and supernovae, civilisations are likely to burn their brightest just before they vanish into darkness.

According to Dr David Kipping, of Columbia University, this theory means the first aliens are likely to be 'unusually loud'.

In a YouTube video, Dr Kipping says: 'Hollywood has preconditioned us to expect one of two types of alien contact, either a hostile invasion force or a benevolent species bestowing wisdom to humanity.

'But the Eschatian hypothesis is neither.

'Here, first contact is with a civilisation in its death throes, one that is violently flailing before the end.'

A scientist has revealed what our first encounter with aliens will be like, and it won't look anything like what we have seen in movies like Close Encounters of the Third Kind (pictured)

In a new paper, due to appear in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Dr Kipping argues that finding aliens should follow the same rules as all other astronomical discoveries.

That means the first examples we discover are not typical of their class, but rather 'rare, extreme cases'.

To understand how this 'detection bias' works, imagine looking up at the night sky on a clear night.

Of the thousands of stars you can see, about a third will be giant, dying stars in the final stages of their lives.

This transitory period lasts less than 10 per cent of a star's lifetime, and only about one per cent of stars in the universe are in this giant phase.

However, since dying stars are so much brighter than their typical neighbours, they make up a huge proportion of the stars we can detect with the naked eye.

The same is even true of more extreme events such as supernovae - the vast explosions which occur when massive stars run out of fuel and collapse.

These explosions are staggeringly rare, with a Milky Way-sized galaxy only experiencing one every 50 years.

The supernovae from dying stars (pictured) are incredibly rare, but we see thousands every year because they are so bright. Scientists say that alien civilisations should be the same, in that we are more likely to find one burning brightly in its final moments - even if these are rarer 

For example, a nuclear war would produce a huge burst of energy that intelligent civilisations would be able to detect. Pictured: The Castle Union Nuclear Test, 1954

However, astronomers routinely discover thousands of supernovae every year, just because they are so incredibly bright.

According to Dr Kipping, there's no reason that our first discovery of alien life shouldn't follow the exact same rules.

He says: 'So, by extension, we should expect that the first detection of an alien civilisation to be someone who is being unusually loud.

'Their behaviour will probably be atypical, but their enormous volume makes them the most likely candidate for discovery.'

This means the first aliens we meet will be like a loud, obnoxious party guest - most people in the room don't act like that, but the ones that do get noticed by everyone.

However, when we consider what could cause a civilisation to become loud, the situation becomes a lot more bleak.

As civilisations become more advanced, they become more efficient - wasting less energy and using the energy they do have more sustainably.

Just like how a well-maintained modern house leaks less heat than an old, crumbling home, healthy civilisations shouldn't be giving off huge amounts of excess energy

This means our first encounter with aliens won't be a purposeful communication, like in the new film Disclosure Day. Instead, we are more likely to hear a civilisation's last desperate shouts 

In this sense, the volume of a civilisation is a sign of 'extreme disequilibrium' that heralds impending collapse.

For example, the intense heat and energy released by a nuclear war would cause a planet to light up in a way that sensitive telescopes could detect.

Likewise, some scientists have suggested that aliens could even use rapid human-caused climate change as a sign of intelligent life on our planet.

Some civilisations in total free-fall may even begin broadcasting signals into space in an attempt to reach other life.

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• As the Disclosure Day trailer drops, scientists reveal what aliens could really sound like 

Dr Kipping has suggested that the famous 'Wow! Signal', detected by scientists in 1977, could have been a civilisation broadcasting one last desperate shout.

Instead of doing deep studies of promising star systems or patiently waiting for a coherent message, Dr Kipping says scientists should frequently scan the entire sky.

Brief unexplained signals, sudden flashes, or systems undergoing rapid, anomalous changes could all be signs of a loud civilisation going through collapse.

So, while it might not be a cheering thought, this theory could help find our first signs of life out amongst the stars.

WHAT IS THE FERMI PARADOX?

The Fermi Paradox questions why, given the estimated 200-400 billion stars and at least 100 billion planets in our galaxy, there have been no signs of alien life. 

The contradiction is named after its creator, Italian physicist Enrico Fermi.

He first posed the question back in 1950.

Fermi believed it was too extraordinary that a single extra-terrestrial signal or engineering project has yet to be detected in the universe — despite its immense vastness. 

Fermi concluded there must a barrier that limits the rise of intelligent, self-aware, technologically advanced space-colonising civilisations.

This barrier is sometimes referred to as the 'Great Filter'.

Italian physicist Enrico Fermi devised the so-called Fermi Paradox in the 1950s, which explores why there is no sign of alien life, despite the 100 billion planets in our galaxy

If the main obstacle preventing the colonisation of other planets is not in our past, then the barrier that will stop humanity's prospects of reaching other worlds must lie in our future, scientists have theorised.  

Professor Brian Cox believes the advances in science and engineering required by a civilisation to start conquering the stars will ultimately lead to its destruction.

He said: 'One solution to the Fermi Paradox is that it is not possible to run a world that has the power to destroy itself.

‘It may be that the growth of science and engineering inevitably outstrips the development of political expertise, leading to disaster.'

Other possible explanations for the Fermi Paradox include that intelligent alien species are out there, but lack the necessary technology to communicate with Earth.

Some believe that the distances between intelligent civilisations are too great to allow any kind of two-way communication.

If two worlds are separated by several thousand light years, it's possible that one or both civilisations would become extinct before a dialogue can be established. 

The so-called Zoo hypothesis claims intelligent alien life is out there, but deliberately avoids any contact with life on Earth to allow its natural evolution. 

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22-12-2025 om 21:00 geschreven door peter  

An Area 51 Worker, an Underground Encounter, and the Question We Can’t Ignore

Some stories don’t sound dramatic because they’re polished or rehearsed.
They sound dramatic because the person telling them never wanted to tell them at all.

This is one of those stories.

What follows is not a claim of proof, nor an attempt to convince. It is a human account—filtered through trusted witnesses—of something that allegedly happened deep beneath Area 51, a place already wrapped in secrecy, silence, and unanswered questions.

A Casual Lunch That Took an Unexpected Turn

The story begins far from restricted airspace and warning signs. It starts at a lunch table in Las Vegas.

Legendary big-wave surfer Garrett McNamara, known for riding record-breaking waves in Nazaré and for the HBO documentary series The 100 Foot Wave, was eating with close friends. Someone brought along another guest—an older man with a long career in aerospace and defense work.

At first, nothing seemed unusual. Until someone, half-jokingly, asked the question people always ask when Area 51 comes up:

“So… did you ever see any aliens?”

Instead of laughing, the man reportedly went pale.

That moment, according to those present, changed the entire mood of the table.

Taken Underground

After some hesitation, the man allegedly explained that during his time working at Area 51, he had been escorted deep underground, into sections far removed from aircraft testing and conventional military research.

What he claimed to have seen there was not technology.

It was a being.

Described as reptilian in appearance, the entity was reportedly restrained, possibly chained, and held in some form of custody. The most unsettling part of the account was not how the being looked—but how it communicated.

The man claimed the entity spoke to him telepathically, directly into his mind.

There were no words spoken aloud. No interpreters. Just a sudden, overwhelming sense of communication that caused immediate panic.

He ran.

According to those retelling the story, the experience affected him so deeply that he later went on long-term medical leave, struggling with trauma ever since.

Importantly, the people sharing this story emphasized something crucial:
they were not seeking attention, publicity, or belief. They were simply repeating what a visibly shaken man told them—reluctantly.

A Second Story: “The Mantis Beings Don’t Want Humans Present”

As unsettling as the first account is, it wasn’t the only one mentioned.

Another individual—allegedly involved in monitoring or transcribing communications—overheard references to activities at S-4, a rumored installation often associated with advanced or non-human technology.

The statement he overheard was chilling in its simplicity:

“The Mantis beings don’t want any humans in the room.”

This detail matters because mantis-like entities appear repeatedly across UFO and abduction lore. They are often described as:

• Tall
• Insectoid
• Highly intelligent
• Authoritative, almost supervisory

In many accounts, they are not experimenters—but overseers.

The implication is uncomfortable:
humans may not be participants, but observers tolerated only when allowed.

Area 51 Was Never Just About Airplanes

To understand why stories like this persist, we have to look backward.

Presidential adviser Harold Malmgren publicly stated that he was briefed on “other world technologies” by Richard Bissell, the CIA official credited with founding Area 51.

This suggests something important:
non-human technology may not have arrived later—it may have been part of the original reason Area 51 existed at all.

Before spy planes, the region was an atomic test site. And nuclear facilities, time and again, appear linked to unexplained aerial phenomena.

That connection raises a disturbing but logical question:
Was Area 51 created to hide aircraft… or to hide something far stranger?

Prisoner, Partner, or Something Else Entirely?

One of the most troubling elements of this story is the idea of a non-human entity being held captive.

It doesn’t sit comfortably—even with those who believe in extraterrestrial contact.

Some attempt to reconcile this contradiction by suggesting:

• The entity may not have been a true biological being, but a controlled avatar or drone
• There may have been conflict or rule violations
• Human–non-human cooperation may exist, but not without tension

Claims by figures like Phil Schneider echo similar themes—underground bases, restricted levels, and violent encounters following misunderstandings or breaches of protocol.

Whether these stories are literal, exaggerated, symbolic, or intentionally distorted remains unknown.

Why Serious People Take These Stories Seriously

What stands out in this account is not certainty—but caution.

The speakers repeatedly emphasize that these ideas should be handled with low conviction:

• Don’t dismiss them outright
• Don’t accept them as fact
• Look for patterns, not conclusions

Physicist Hal Puthoff is mentioned as someone who often hints at extraordinary possibilities without direct confirmation—encouraging researchers to connect dots rather than chase headlines.

This approach closely mirrors the thinking of Jacques Vallée, who argued that the UFO phenomenon may involve consciousness, control systems, and intelligence far stranger than “aliens in spaceships.”

The Fringe Is Where the Future Often Hides

History shows us something uncomfortable:
many ideas that later reshaped science and society began at the fringe.

That doesn’t mean every strange story is true.
But it does mean automatic dismissal can be just as unscientific as blind belief.

This account—of a traumatized worker, an underground encounter, and beings who may not want us present—forces us to confront a deeper question:

What if we are not as informed, as central, or as important as we assume?

No one is asking you to “take this to the bank.”

But perhaps it deserves a place on the table—examined calmly, critically, and without ridicule.

Because if even a fraction of these stories reflect reality, then the mystery isn’t just about aliens.

It’s about how long humanity has been standing at the edge of a much larger truth, unsure whether we’re guests… or something closer to bystanders.

And maybe that’s why these stories refuse to disappear.

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21-12-2025 om 21:22 geschreven door peter  

The incredible true story of the Men In Black: Harry saw six aircraft over the bay. Then the suits came out of shadows... and the bodies followed

By STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR

Before the movies, before the comic books, and before Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith brought their suits to the big screen, the Men in Black were known only in whispers.

The legend of these shadowy figures - men in dark suits who threatened people who reported UFO sightings - was born in 1947, when a Washington state logger claimed he saw six flying orbs over Puget Sound.

On June 21, Tacoma resident Harold Dahl was out on the bay with his son, their dog and two crewmembers when he claimed to have spotted six massive, metallic, doughnut-shaped aircraft - each about 100ft across and gliding roughly 2,000ft overhead.

Dahl later described the sighting to an undercover intelligence agent, someone he believed was simply his supervisor.

The very next morning, a man in a black suit appeared at Dahl's home and invited him to breakfast, delivering a warning that would echo through UFO lore for generations.

Dahl's account was printed in the Tacoma Times, and months later, the 29-year-old journalist who covered it was dead under mysterious circumstances.

The story, now known as the Maury Island incident, is detailed in the newly released book Catastrophic Disclosure: The Deep State, Aliens, and the Truth, which argues Dahl's may be one of the first 'modern' UFO sightings.

'This might mark the first appearance of mysterious figures, either from the military or what has become known as the "men in black,"' authors Kent Heckenlively JD and Michael Mazzola wrote. 

A new book has detailed the origins of the legendary Men in Black, which started in 1947 when a man reported seeing six objects flying over Washington state. Pictured is an artist impression of what the man said he saw

On June 21, Tacoma resident Harold Dahl (pictured) was out on the bay with his son, their dog and two crewmembers when he spotted six massive, metallic, doughnut-shaped aircraft - each about 100ft across and gliding roughly 2,000ft overhead

The summer of 1947 became a landmark period for UFO sightings, from Ken Arnold's mysterious 'flying discs' near Mt Rainier to the infamous Roswell incident in New Mexico. 

Across the nation, Americans were captivated by reports of objects that defied explanation, and the federal government was paying close attention. 

But it was Dahl's encounter with the man in the black suit that cemented one of the most enduring legends in UFO history.

According to Heckenlively and Mazzola, such figures - whether military, intelligence or something altogether stranger - appeared in response to sightings like Dahl's, warning witnesses to keep quiet.

Dahl claimed he first saw five of the objects circling while a sixth appeared to be in distress. The craft made no sound, Dahl said, and he saw no propellers, motors or visible means of propulsion.

'A dull explosion followed, and the troubled craft ejected a stream of light metal that looked like thousands of newspapers, then heavier, darker rock, almost like lava,' the authors wrote.

Dahl reported that the damaged craft drifted out over the Pacific Ocean and vanished. He said the falling debris wrecked his boat, killed his dog and injured his son. 

He relayed everything to his supervisor, Fred Crisman, who, the authors note, was actually a former intelligence agent with the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), precursor to the CIA. It is not known how long Crisman and Dahl had been working at the same company.

Before the movies, before the comic books, and before Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith brought them to the big screen, the Men in Black were known only in whispers

Dahl's story appeared in the Tacoma Times the next day. The reporter, Paul Luntz, was said to have also been visited by two men in black suits who threatened him to stop writing about the incident

The next morning, Dahl claimed, a man in a black suit knocked on his door and escorted him to a local diner.

'This was not as unusual as it might seem,' the authors explained. 'Many lumber buyers visited men in Dahl's trade to negotiate for salvaged logs.'

Over breakfast, the mysterious visitor calmly repeated Dahl's entire story back to him, then added: 'I know a great deal more about this experience of yours than you will want to believe.'

According to the book, he leaned in and warned Dahl never to speak of the sighting again, insisting the incident 'never happened' and hinting that if Dahl valued his family's safety, he would remain silent.

The story ran in the Tacoma Times the next day, reported by journalist Paul Lantz, who printed Dahl's description of the objects and confirmed the logger had alerted Crisman. 

Reports have suggested that Crisman shared the story with the news outlet.

Reports later suggested Lantz and his wife were also visited by two men in black suits after he published the article.

In a 2014 book, The Maury Island UFO Incident, authors Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson quote Lantz's granddaughter: 'My grandmother went into the kitchen to cook while they talked to Paul in the living room.

'She tried to listen. She said they were basically threatening Paul to stop… but Paul was bold and not afraid of them.'

What is now known as the Maury Island incident happened over Puget Sound (pictured)

A few months later, in August, Lantz published another startling report suggesting an Army plane crash in Kelso may have been 'sabotage.'

'The mystery of the 'Flying Saucers' soared into prominence again,' he wrote, after an informant claimed the aircraft was destroyed to prevent flying-disc fragments from reaching Hamilton Field for analysis.

The informant alleged the debris came from 'one of the mysterious platters' that had fallen near Maury Island. 

Lantz died on January 10, 1948. Some accounts stated his cause of death was 'a short, unspecific illness,' while his death certificate reportedly cited meningitis. 

His death was described by family as sudden and unexpected.

Dahl was later interrogated by the Seattle FBI, which publicly declared the story a hoax, though internal accounts painted a different picture.

Reports claim FBI Director J Edgar Hoover wrote: 'Please be advised that Dahl did not admit… his story was a hoax, but only stated that if questioned by authorities, he was going to say it was a hoax because he did not want further trouble in the matter.'

To this day, no one has definitively explained what Dahl saw on Maury Island, why an intelligence agent posed as his supervisor or why a man in a black suit knew details of the incident before Dahl ever repeated them. 

The FBI closed the case, the debris vanished, and the people closest to the story either recanted under pressure or never spoke about it again.

But in the years that followed, dozens of witnesses across the country reported their own encounters with men in black suits who arrived without warning, knew too much and left no trace.

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20-12-2025 om 21:45 geschreven door peter  

Menselijke Oorsprong op Aarde en de “Prison Planet” Theorie: Een Diepgaande Verkenning

Zijn mensen hierheen gebracht vanaf een andere planeet?

Inleiding

De vraag naar de ware oorsprong van de mensheid heeft altijd een centrale plek ingenomen in menselijke geschiedenis, filosofie en wetenschap. Van de oude mythes en religieuze overtuigingen tot de moderne evolutietheorie, de zoektocht naar ons verleden blijft een fascinerend en complex onderwerp. In de afgelopen decennia zijn echter ook alternatieve theorieën naar voren gekomen die ver naast de traditionele wetenschappelijke kaders liggen. Een van de meest intrigerende en controversiële hiervan is de “Prison Planet” theorie, die beweert dat de aarde functioneert als een soort gevangenis of controlecentrum, beheerd door geavanceerde buitenaardse of geheime menselijke krachten.

Dit artikel onderzoekt zowel de wetenschappelijke inzichten over de menselijke oorsprong als de uitgebreide achtergrond van de “Prison Planet” theorie. We zullen de historische context, de bewijzen, de populaire theorieën en de kritische standpunten bespreken, met als doel een evenwichtige en gedetailleerde analyse te bieden van dit onderwerp dat velen intrigeert en uitdaagt.

De Wetenschap Achter de Oorsprong van de Mens

1. De Evolutionaire Theorie

De meest breed geaccepteerde theorie over de menselijke oorsprong is de evolutietheorie, ontwikkeld door Charles Darwin en verder verfijnd door talloze wetenschappers. Volgens deze theorie zijn moderne mensen (Homo sapiens) het resultaat van een lange evolutie die miljoenen jaren overspant, met afstamming van gemeenschappelijke voorouders met andere apensoorten.

De fossiele geschiedenis toont een voortdurende ontwikkeling: van vroege homininen zoals Sahelanthropus tchadensis en Australopithecus, tot de genus Homo, inclusief Homo habilis, Homo erectus, en uiteindelijk Homo sapiens. DNA-analyse, vooral van mitochondriaal DNA, ondersteunt de evolutie-uitgangspunten en bevestigt dat de mens afstamt van een gemeenschappelijke voorouder die ongeveer 200.000 jaar geleden in Afrika leefde.

2. De Overgang naar Bewustzijn

Een belangrijke onderzoekslijn richt zich op de ontwikkeling van cognitieve vermogens bij de vroege mens. De anatomische veranderingen gingen gepaard met een toenemende hersengrootte en complexiteit, wat leidde tot een sprong in taal, cultuur en zelfbewustzijn. Archeologische vondsten, zoals kunst, sieraden en religieuze rituelen, tonen dat onze voorouders al vroeg symbolisch denken en sociaal gedrag ontwikkelden.

3. Open Vragen en Speculaties

Ondanks de uitgebreide bewijsvoering blijft de exacte aard van het proces en de details rond de overgang van aap naar mens onderwerp van discussie. Vragen over het ontstaan van bewustzijn, de rol van genetische mutaties en de mate van invloed van omgevingsfactoren blijven open.

De Historische Context en Mystiek

1. Oude Beschavingen en Mythes over Oorsprong

Door de eeuwen heen hebben verschillende culturen verhalen ontwikkeld over de herkomst van de mens. In de Griekse mythologie bijvoorbeeld, werden mensen vaak gecreëerd door goden zoals Prometheus en Athena. In het Oude Egypte speelden scheppingsverhalen een centrale rol in religieuze overtuigingen. Veel van deze verhalen bevatten een scheppingshandeling die de mens verbindt met goddelijke krachten of kosmische energieën.

2. Mystiek en Esoterisch Denken

Naast religieuze verhalen bestaan er ook esoterische theorieën die proberen de menselijke oorsprong te verklaren vanuit geheime kennis. Sommige van deze theorieën suggereren dat de mens oorspronkelijk een buitenaards schepsel is dat op aarde werd neergestort of hier kwam als deel van een kosmische missie. Andere geloven dat de mens betrokken is bij een voortdurende, geheime strijd tussen goed en kwaad, met aardse en buitenaardse machten die onze geschiedenis manipuleren.

Theorieën over de "Prison Planet"

1. Wat is de "Prison Planet" Theorie?

De "Prison Planet" theorie is een controversiële en vaak gepromote ideeënbundel die stelt dat de aarde niet simpelweg een planeet is waarop de mensheid evolueert, maar eerder een soort gevangenis of gecontroleerd speelveld. Volgens deze theorie worden de bewoners van de aarde onderworpen aan controle door geavanceerde buitenaardse beschavingen, geheime regeringen, of beide samen. Deze machtige entiteiten zouden de mensheid gevangen houden om te experimenteren, te gebruiken als energiebron, of te onderdrukken in een illusie van vrijheid.

2. De Oorsprong van de Theorie

De theorie kreeg haar modern most in de late 20e eeuw, vooral via zelfverklaarde onderzoekers en alternative denkers zoals David Icke, Richard Dolan en andere prominente figuren in de UFO- en conspiracy gemeenschap. Icke, bijvoorbeeld, beschrijft in zijn werken dat de wereld wordt gecontroleerd door een trotskistische, buitenaardse parasitaire elite die hij "Reptilians" noemt. Volgens hem zijn deze reptielachtige buitenaardse wezens verantwoordelijk voor de wereldwijde machtsstructuren en houden zij de mensheid gevangen in een illusie van vrije wil.

3. Kernpunten van de Theorie

• Controlerende Entiteiten: Buitenaardse beschavingen of geheime menselijke genootschappen die de wereld domineren.
• Aardse "gevangenschap": Mensen functioneren als slaven, energiebronnen of proefpersonen zonder dat ze dit bewust doorhebben.
• Manipulatie via Technologie en Media: Globalistische elites gebruiken geavanceerde technologie, media en mind control technieken om de massa te manipuleren.
• De Rol van Geheime Overheden: Veel verhalen vertellen over geheime projecten, zoals de Montauk-projecten, die bedoeld zouden zijn om de controle uit te breiden of om bewustzijnsveranderingen te induceren.

4. Bewijs en Argumenten

Aanhangers van de "Prison Planet" theorie baseren hun claims op verschillende soorten "bewijzen":

• UFO-waarnemingen en buitenaardse ontmoetingen: Vaak worden ufo's en vermeende buitenaardse contactmomenten geïnterpreteerd als bewijs dat buitenaardse wezens de aarde controleren.
• Archieven en geheime documenten: Sommige beweren dat er geheime documenten bestaan die de waarheid over de controle en manipulatie door krachtgroepen onthullen.
• Anciente Aliens en Megalieten: Theorieën die aangeven dat oude beschavingen en monumenten het resultaat zijn van buitenaardse interventies, en dat deze beschavingen de aarde gebruiken voor hun eigen doelen.
• Technologie en mind control: Beschuldigingen dat technologieën zoals HAARP, 5G, en chemtrails worden gebruikt om de mensheid te beheersen.

Kritische Analyse en Wetenschappelijke Standpunten

1. De Wetenschappelijke Tegenargumenten

De meeste wetenschappers en academici staan sceptisch tegenover de “Prison Planet” theorie, omdat het gebrek aan direct bewijs en de vaak speculatieve aard ervan in strijd is met de principes van de empirische methode.

• Gebrek aan empirisch bewijs: Er is geen concreet en verifieerbaar bewijs dat wijst op een planetaire controle door buitenaardse wezens of geheime machtsstructuren.
• Misbruik van wetenschap en geschiedenis: Veel van de beweerde bewijzen worden gebaseerd op interpretaties van oude artefacten, cryptische teksten, of geluidsfragmenten die niet wetenschappelijk verifiëerbaar zijn.
• Psychologische verklaringen: Sommige theorieën over geheime controle en buitenaardse overheersing kunnen worden verklaard door psychologische factoren zoals paranoia, cognitieve bias, en het zoeken naar verklaringen voor complexe, onbegrepen situaties.
• Mislukking van simulaties: Terwijl technologie snel vordert, is er geen bewijs dat we in een door buitenstaanders gecreëerde simulatie of gevangenis leven.

2. Kritiek op de Conspiracy Circuits

Veel critici beschouwen de “Prison Planet” theorie als een vorm van pseudowetenschap of pseudohistorie, gebouwd op selectief gebruik van feiten en speculatie. Ze wijzen op het gevaar van het verspreiden van vermeende “waarheden” die de publieke angst en desinformatie vergroten.

3. Alternatieve verklaringen voor de verhalen

Het verlangen naar een gevoel van controle of het zoeken naar zingeving en geheime kennis kunnen verklaren waarom zoveel mensen zich aangetrokken voelen tot deze theorieën. Gebrek aan transparantie binnen de overheid en de complexiteit van mondiale machtstructuren dragen ook bij aan deze overtuigingen.

Afbeeldingsbron: Anomalien.com

Conclusie

De vraag naar de menselijke oorsprong is een fascinerend samenspel tussen wetenschap, mythologie, religie en moderne alternatieve theorieën. De evolutietheorie biedt een robuuste en door bewijs onderbouwde verklaring voor hoe wij als soort zijn ontstaan. Tegelijkertijd blijven mystiek, oude verhalen en geheime ontdekkingen de menselijke verbeelding prikkelen.

De “Prison Planet” theorie vertegenwoordigt een radicale alternatieve kijk die inspeelt op diepgewortelde angsten en het verlangen naar geheime kennis. Hoewel er geen wetenschappelijk bewijs is dat deze theorie ondersteunt, blijft het een krachtig cultureel fenomeen dat ons dwingt na te denken over machtsstructuren, controle en de aard van realiteit.

Het is essentieel dat we kritisch blijven nadenken, onderscheid maken tussen feit en fictie, en openstaan voor nieuwe inzichten, terwijl we de waarde van goed onderbouwde wetenschap omarmen. Pas door een evenwichtige benadering kunnen we de mysteries van ons verleden en onze huidige wereld op een verantwoorde manier onderzoeken.

Epiloog

De zoektocht naar de ware oorsprong van de mens en de waarheid achter de wereld waarin we leven, blijft een boeiend avontuur. Of we nu geloven in natuurlijke evolutie, oude mythes, of zelfs dat we gevangen zitten in een “Prison Planet”, het vraagt ons allen om kritisch te denken, open te staan voor nieuwe ideeën, en altijd te zoeken naar kennis en inzicht.

Door onze geschiedenis en de vele verhalen die daaruit voortvloeien te bestuderen, kunnen we een dieper begrip krijgen van wie we zijn, waar we vandaan komen en welke wereld we creëren voor de toekomst. Het is onze menselijke drang om te begrijpen en te verbinden, die ons blijft drijven in deze eeuwigdurende zoektocht naar de waarheid.

Noten en Referenties

Omdat dit artikel gebaseerd is op een breed scala aan bronnen, campagnethema's en theorieën, wordt aanbevolen om verder te lezen in de werken van Charles Darwin (The Origin of Species), David Icke (The Robots), Richard Dolan (UFOs and the National Security State), en verschillende academische en kritische bronnen over conspiratietheorieën en de geschiedenis van de menselijke evolutie.

• Let op: De "Prison Planet" theorie wordt niet erkend door de wetenschappelijke gemeenschap en wordt beschouwd als een alternatief idee zonder substantieel bewijs. Het is belangrijk om informatie kritisch te beoordelen en te vertrouwen op wetenschappelijk verifieerbare feiten.

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19-12-2025 om 17:32 geschreven door peter  

The trailer for Disclosure Day has been released, providing a haunting glimpse at what first contact with an alien intelligence might be like.

In the clip, a newsreader, played by Emily Blunt, is seized by an extraterrestrial force and breaks into a chilling series of clicks and chirps.

But would aliens really sound like this?

Some of the world's leading experts have now revealed what noises life beyond Earth might really make – and they say Steven Spielberg's trailer might not be far off.

Although aliens might be vastly different to humans, scientists believe they probably still follow the same rules of evolution as life on Earth.

So, if a species evolves on an Earth–like planet, their means of communication might not be all that different from our own.

According to the experts, extraterrestrials really might use a spoken language just like Emily Blunt's bizarre clicking.

However, whether or not aliens will be friendly enough to spark up a conversation remains to be seen.

As the trailer for Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day shows Emily Blunt seized by an extraterrestrial force, scientists have revealed how aliens would really communicate 

Dr Douglas Vakoch, chair of METI (Messaging to Extra–Terrestrial Intelligence) International, told Daily Mail: 'To guess how aliens will communicate with one another, we need to know how they encounter one another face–to–face.

'If, like humans, aliens live in an environment where it is vital to communicate even when it's too dark to see one another, then they too might communicate with something akin to human speech.'

We can't say exactly what that speech might sound like, but it's likely to resemble the variety of sounds we already hear on Earth.

'From the warbling of birds, to the trumpeting of elephants, to the chirping of crickets, [animal communications] all operate on the same principle,' says Dr Vakoch.

'Animals create sounds that vary over time.

'It's through the distinctive patterning of these manifold sounds that meaning arises.

'We would expect the same in any aliens who want to communicate with one another through the medium of air.'

Although the noises created by Emily Blunt in the Disclosure Day trailer seem bizarre, they are just as likely as any other type of sound.

While the alien messages in the trailer (pictured) seem bizarre, scientists say that alien life would probably use a spoken language to communicate if they lived on a planet with air 

In fact, Dr Vakoch points out that the clicks which 'sound eerily out of this world' to our ears are a defining feature of the Khoisan family of languages spoken in West Africa.

However, the researchers caution that the movie trailer doesn't get everything right.

The big problem is that we have no reason to believe aliens would use sound alone to communicate.

Mia Belle Parkinson, a PhD candidate at the UK Centre for Astrobiology, told Daily Mail: 'It's easy to think about intelligent alien beings that look and sound like us. 

'However, this would not be the case at all. What if these beings evolved on a world completely dissimilar to ours?'

Just as life at the bottom of the ocean has evolved to flash messages to each other with bioluminescence, aliens might have evolved with different means of communication. 

Mrs Parkinson adds: 'I think we shouldn't discount anything because the only example of life we have is Earth. And what if Earth truly is unique?'

So, in a scientifically accurate movie, Emily Blunt would be just as likely to start flashing a torch about or releasing noxious chemicals as to start chatting away.

Just as life at the bottom of the ocean has evolved to flash messages to each other with bioluminescence, aliens might have evolved with different means of communication. Pictured: Humboldt squid

Scientists say the biggest mistake in the trailer is that aliens wouldn't really communicate with humans using their own language. They are more likely to send a simple, repeating radio signal, which would be picked up by Earth's telescopes.

Pictured: The Green Bank Observatory radio telescope 

But where the trailer really goes wrong is with the idea that aliens would try to speak with us in their own language in the first place.

Dr Sheri Wells-Jensen, an astrobiologist from Bowling Green State University, told Daily Mail: 'The sounds here seem to have been strategically designed to freak out the average human filmgoer. But our first contact is likely to be a little less filmable.

'They will email us, not crawl out from under our beds.'

Due to the massive distance involved, any communication with aliens will require sending signals that could take millions of years to reach their destination.

That means first contact will likely come through a reliable, tried and tested means that has the highest likelihood of being recognised.

Dr John Elliott, a researcher at the University of St Andrews and Chair of the UK SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Research Network, told Daily Mail: 'The scenario depicted here is a sensationalised fiction.

'Communication is most likely to take the form of a remote signal or beacon, which will manifest itself as detectable by radio or optical telescopes.

'If an intended communication for us, it will likely comprise, at first, repeated patterns or images, to provide us with clear evidence of intent from another intelligent civilisation.'

WHAT IS THE FERMI PARADOX?

The Fermi Paradox questions why, given the estimated 200-400 billion stars and at least 100 billion planets in our galaxy, there have been no signs of alien life. 

The contradiction is named after its creator, Italian physicist Enrico Fermi.

He first posed the question back in 1950.

Fermi believed it was too extraordinary that a single extra-terrestrial signal or engineering project has yet to be detected in the universe — despite its immense vastness. 

Fermi concluded there must a barrier that limits the rise of intelligent, self-aware, technologically advanced space-colonising civilisations.

This barrier is sometimes referred to as the 'Great Filter'.

Italian physicist Enrico Fermi devised the so-called Fermi Paradox in the 1950s, which explores why there is no sign of alien life, despite the 100 billion planets in our galaxy

If the main obstacle preventing the colonisation of other planets is not in our past, then the barrier that will stop humanity's prospects of reaching other worlds must lie in our future, scientists have theorised.  

Professor Brian Cox believes the advances in science and engineering required by a civilisation to start conquering the stars will ultimately lead to its destruction.

He said: 'One solution to the Fermi Paradox is that it is not possible to run a world that has the power to destroy itself.

‘It may be that the growth of science and engineering inevitably outstrips the development of political expertise, leading to disaster.'

Other possible explanations for the Fermi Paradox include that intelligent alien species are out there, but lack the necessary technology to communicate with Earth.

Some believe that the distances between intelligent civilisations are too great to allow any kind of two-way communication.

If two worlds are separated by several thousand light years, it's possible that one or both civilisations would become extinct before a dialogue can be established. 

The so-called Zoo hypothesis claims intelligent alien life is out there, but deliberately avoids any contact with life on Earth to allow its natural evolution. 

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18-12-2025 om 22:38 geschreven door peter  

This Man Claimed that in 1994 he Met a Blue, Crocodile-Eyed ‘Alien’ in a Military Uniform

This Man claimed that in 1994, during a US military exercise, he saw an unusual alien being in a military-style uniform whose skin had a light blue tint, no ears & eyes like a Crocodile that freaked him out. The being told him that his craft was damaged and that he needed some material to repair it.

Jason Sands is a retired US Air Force veteran, a Defense Contractor, UAP whistleblower claiming he had an otherworldly encounter in 1994 near Nellis Air Force Base/Test Range.

He was born in England to an English mother and a U.S. Army Green Beret father, and later lived in Japan, Massachusetts, Germany, and California because of his father’s military assignments.

At about age 10 in San Jose, Jason says he saw a red light come down from the sky, turn into a silver, mercury-drop-shaped object about the size of a camper, hovering just above his friend’s house, silently and very close. He watched it move under a streetlight, then shoot up, orbit briefly with another light, and then one of them streaked across the sky faster than a shooting star; his mother saw part of this with him, and his friend later reported his TV flickering and a humming sound. This sighting led Jason to read “Chariots of the Gods” and become interested in ancient aliens for a while, but as a child, he mostly returned to normal life, sports, and friends, without making UFOs a central focus.

Jason joined the U.S. Air Force in the mid‑1980s, partly influenced by his father but following his father’s advice not to join the Army or Marines; his father wanted him to learn a trade, so Jason chose the Air Force for its technical skills and later used it to earn a bachelor’s degree. He first worked as an airframe repair specialist on large aircraft like C‑130s and KC‑135s, fixing structural cracks, landing gear tracks, and rivets, before being retrained in signals intelligence due to overmanning in his original field.

As a signals intelligence (SIGINT) specialist, Jason monitored telecommunication signals on U.S. military installations, which required strong privacy training because he was listening to Americans, and he had to report threats like planned violent crimes to investigative agencies. He says his work expanded from radios to satellite communications, cell phones, and computer traffic over time, and during Desert Storm, he and his team intercepted information about Iraqi civil engineers being moved, which led to changing U.S. plans to protect those engineers from ambush while they dealt with oil-filled burn pits.

After Germany and Desert Storm, Jason requested western locations like Nevada, Hawaii, or Colorado, and was assigned to Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas, living in North Las Vegas. At Nellis, he trained other SIGINT analysts and also received special prototype training to cross over into electronic intelligence (ELINT), working with radar data—this is how he met his future wife, who was an ELINT “scope dope” assigned to the same unit and trained him.

Jason took part in “Red Flag” exercises at Black Mountain and the wider Nevada Test and Training Range, staying for two‑week rotations in small towns like Beatty and Tonopah rather than commuting daily from Las Vegas. He describes how, while training at Black Mountain, people casually pointed across the desert toward the Groom Lake range and talked about “Dreamland” and UFO rumors, which was his first time really hearing those stories in that context.

A few months after arriving in Nevada, Jason and several other analysts were quietly approached by colleagues and told they were being considered for a special access program (SAP) located at Groom Lake. They were asked if they would submit to a full‑scope (lifestyle) polygraph, which probes their entire life history for trustworthiness; Jason agreed, saying he had nothing to hide, and took the polygraph alongside a scientist who was also being onboarded.

After passing, Jason got a call on a Friday telling him to pack his bags without being told the destination, and the next day, he was picked up at his dorm, driven to a special secure part of McCarran Airport, and put on an unmarked “Janet” type flight with other personnel. He noticed that boarding and deplaning were unusually orderly, with no crowding or rushing, and upon arrival, he watched a mandatory security video that introduced the program name, rules, and general mission without openly mentioning aliens.

Jason also notes that he had heard of Bob Lazar in the media but did not know or care about Lazar’s claims while he was actually working at Groom Lake; Lazar had nothing to do with his assignment or chain of command.

1994 Red Flag exercise near Black Mountain

Jason explains that he and his team were driving in a convoy toward Quartz Mountain, with his truck in the lead. He sat in the back seat behind the driver, with another man in the front passenger seat and a young woman sitting to Jason’s right in the back. They always traveled with at least two vehicles behind them so that if one broke down, the others could help.​

As they drove, Jason saw a man in a standard battle dress uniform (BDU), just like his own, standing on the left side of the road about a football field away. When the man noticed their vehicle, he started running toward them in a strange way, leaning forward as if he were falling or pushing against a strong wind. At first, Jason thought he was just another soldier in trouble, not a criminal or escaped fugitive.​

As they got closer, Jason noticed that the man’s skin had a light blue tint, like someone who is very cold and hypothermic, not a dark or bright blue, but a pale bluish tone under normal skin color. Jason’s first thought was that the man was freezing and needed help, not that he was anything non‑human. When the stranger was only a few feet from the vehicle, and they were slowing down, the man in the front passenger seat suddenly shouted, “He’s got no ears,” meaning there were no ears at all on the sides of his head.​

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Jason at first thought this comment was rude because he assumed the man was suffering and needed medical help. He quickly opened his door and started taking off his jacket, intending to wrap it around the stranger to warm him up. As Jason stepped onto the road, shut the door, and looked at the figure from very close range—about three feet—he saw clearly that the being had no ears, eyes roughly twice the normal human size, and that same blue tint to the skin. At that instant, he felt a strong surge of fear, like a jolt of adrenaline, and thought, “Oh crap, this does not look human.”

Jason says that when he and the being locked eyes, it felt like looking into the eyes of a crocodile or suddenly seeing a rattlesnake; his primal fear spiked even though the being was not attacking him. He describes it as meeting a sentient creature he could not explain, similar to the shock of seeing a huge whale underwater the first time you scuba dive, but without knowing what this “whale” actually was. Despite his fear, the situation changed when the being began to communicate with him, which calmed him somewhat because Jason had to focus on the conversation.​

The being spoke out loud in a language that sounded to Jason like Norwegian or some northern European language, not English. Jason did not understand the spoken words themselves, but at the same time, he clearly received the meaning in his mind, as if the being was speaking telepathically in parallel. Jason says he could understand everything: the being telling him that his craft was damaged and that he needed material to repair it. (it is unclear what the material name was, but many interpreted Jason as pronouncing something like “tintillium/trintillium”)

Jason then pointed in the direction of “Dreamland,” meaning the Groom Lake/Area 51 complex, and said those people might have advanced metals and high‑tech material that could help. As soon as he mentioned them, Jason felt a strong telepathic wave of disgust from the being, as if the being considered those people primitive or barbaric and wanted nothing to do with them.​

Jason confirms he was speaking normally in English, not just thinking, and the being seemed to understand him perfectly. He compares the language effect to speaking Spanish out loud to someone while the listener simultaneously hears perfect English in their mind via Duolingo—one channel is foreign sounds, the other is clear meaning. The being continued talking in its unknown spoken language, while Jason kept understanding the content telepathically.​

During the exchange, Jason occasionally glanced back at h is teammates in the vehicle. He says they looked “zonked,” like zombies, sitting motionless and staring blankly, similar to people who have been stunned in the Men in Black movies. Their expression was so odd that Jason almost found it comical, but he also recognized something was very wrong because they were not reacting to what was happening just outside the vehicle.​

Jason notes that the driver might have started to roll the window down at first, but likely rolled it back up when he saw Jason opening his door, wanting to keep the cold air out. Jason is not certain about the exact position of the window, because his attention was on the being and the conversation rather than the small details in the car. He says the entire interaction with the being could not have lasted more than about five minutes, though it felt intense and full of sensory input.​

At some point, Jason clearly realized, “Holy ****, I’m talking to an alien,” especially after he understood that the being was using an unknown language with a telepathic overlay and after noting that the being’s appearance was completely non‑human. He stresses that he has never before or since had someone speak to him in a foreign language while he simultaneously understood them telepathically in his own language. That combination of physical strangeness and telepathic communication convinced him he was dealing with a non‑human intelligence.​

The craft itself was parked off the road in the desert, about 50 yards from where Jason and the being stood. Jason says he looked to his left as he exited the vehicle and saw it clearly in profile. The craft had a bulbous, egg‑shaped cockpit, white in color, roughly comparable in size to the cockpit of a modern fighter jet, and seemingly able to hold about two occupants. Attached to the back of this cockpit was a flat, black, pancake‑like “egg” about a foot to a foot and a half thick, sticking out where the tail of a helicopter would normally be.​

Jason compares the overall shape to certain helicopters that have a large, rounded canopy where the pilots sit, except this craft had that big,ig rounded section plus the black disk at the rear and no wings or propellers visible. He emphasizes that, as part of Red Flag exercises, he and his colleagues were familiar with every type of aircraft in the U.S. inventory and many foreign allied aircraft, including bombers and fighters. He is confident this craft matched none of them and was unlike anything they were trained on or saw during the exercises.​

Jason says he could take people back to the exact location on that road and point out the spot where the craft sat, probably within about ten feet. He remembers the spot very clearly on the route toward Quartz Mountain. As the conversation continued, Jason ran out of helpful ideas; after being reacted with disgust to the Groom Lake suggestion, Jason told him the only other possibility he could think of was a geophysics professor he knew at the community college in downtown Las Vegas, who might have access to metals or specialists.​

When Jason mentioned the professor, the being accepted this as a possible option and said something like “OK” in response. Shortly after that, the conversation ended; Jason did not want to stay any longer and also felt they had reached the limits of what he could do to help. The being then walked back to his craft, entered it, and the craft lifted off.​

Jason describes the takeoff sound as a strange noise, somewhat like a squeaking fan belt in a car, but not very loud. The craft rose straight up from its position, then began moving horizontally while rising in a kind of stair‑step pattern rather than a smooth line, which Jason thinks could be due to the damage the being had mentioned, especially affecting the vertical flight system. The craft flew south‑southeast across the range, in a direction roughly toward Las Vegas, and eventually passed out of sight.​

After the craft left, Jason got back into the vehicle. At that moment, his teammates seemed to “come to”: their faces no longer looked zoned out, and they suddenly acted normal again. No one said, “What the hell was that?” or reacted the way Jason expected after such an extraordinary event. When he asked them directly if they had seen what just happened, they all said no.​

Jason felt this was strange, and he sensed that at least the ranking driver did remember something, because that man firmly said no and added that they should not talk about it. Jason took this as a sign that the senior man had seen enough to be frightened or concerned and wanted the subject shut down. He thinks it is likely that some of the people in the car, maybe all of them except him, experienced “lost time” or had their awareness switched off during the main part of the encounter.​

Jason explains “lost time” as a gap in memory where a section of time disappears, either because of a physical blow to the head or, in many abduction stories, because the beings have a way to turn off a person’s consciousness. He mentions reports where car radios and electronics shut down around craft, and afterwards, witnesses realize more time has passed than they remember, even though it felt like nothing happened. Jason believes something like this may have affected his teammates and may also connect to his own later missing time that day.​

He then continues the story to describe what happened after they reached Black Mountain. The convoy proceeded as scheduled; they had to arrive at a set time to power up their equipment and start their operational work, so outwardly, everyone focused on the mission. Jason, however, drove in shock, silently replaying the encounter in his head and thinking, “Holy crap, what just happened?”​

At Black Mountain, they set up their gear, worked through the mission, and then later returned to their hotel. Jason says that only the ranking man seemed to recall any part of it, because he was the only one willing to acknowledge anything when Jason tried to talk to him later. Around lunchtime that same day at Black Mountain, Jason felt a very strong, strange urge to eat his lunch outside even though it was extremely cold.​

He followed this feeling, took his lunch, and walked down the road from the Black Mountain site about 100 to 150 feet. He remembers walking down the road—and then his memory simply stops. That is where his own missing time begins: he has no recollection of what happened after walking that short distance away from the main site.

Post-Alien Encounter

Years later, in 2022, Jason says he was asked by people associated with the UAP Task Force to contact the other men from the car to corroborate the event. He reached out to one former colleague, who initially replied warmly, but when Jason mentioned “remember that day back in ’94, that UFO,” the man never responded again and effectively ghosted him.​

Jason interprets this as either fear, unwillingness to revisit traumatic or sensitive material, or pressure to remain silent, although he cannot know the exact reason. He states he is willing to take a polygraph specifically about this UFO encounter and his Groom Lake experiences because he considers himself an honest person and believes he is telling the truth as he remembers it.

He mentions that he has spoken privately, in more detail, to a very small number of trusted people and that some of what he told them included references to operations that could be interpreted as involving non‑human intelligences (NHI), but he stresses he is still trying to sort out what is memory, what is nightmare, and how his mind might have protected him by altering or hiding details.​

Jason repeatedly acknowledges that claims about missing time, UFO craft at Black Mountain, and any implication of being ordered to harm an NHI sound unbelievable and can severely damage his credibility. He says his hesitation and emotional reaction are partly because he knows how bad this sounds, even “if it’s true,” and he does not want these aspects to be used to dismiss his documented military career and more conventional intelligence work.​

At the same time, he emphasizes that his life story, service record, positions of trust, and multiple polygraphs show that he has generally been considered reliable and responsible within the system. Jason’s current stance is that he stands by what he has described about his UFO encounter and his involvement in a Groom Lake SAP, but he draws a line on discussing the most extreme alleged incidents until he and his psychiatrist can fully unpack them, out of concern for both truth and his own mental health.

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15-12-2025 om 22:11 geschreven door peter  

The Mantis Beings: Guardians, Overlords, or Earthly Teachers?

The Mantis Beings: Guardians, Overlords, or Earthly Teachers?

Among the many alien races described by witnesses . the Greys, the Nordics, the Tall Whites, one stands apart for its strange mixture of reverence and fear: the Mantids, or Mantis Beings.
Unlike the small, emotionless Greys who allegedly perform cold experiments, these towering insectoid figures are often said to be in charge, calm, commanding, and eerily intelligent.

But for one researcher, fascination with the mantis species began long before any talk of UFOs. It started with a single, half-drowned insect floating in his backyard pool.

A Personal Encounter with Earthly Mantises

Ten years ago, the researcher scooped what he thought was a stick from his pool. It turned out to be a praying mantis, seemingly lifeless. On a whim, he placed it in the garden near a bed of flowering mint and left it there.
Half an hour later, when he opened the front door, the mantis was alive—standing on the doorstep as if asking to come inside.

From that day forward, the mint patch became a mantis sanctuary. He stopped using insecticides, fenced the area off, and let the creatures thrive.
What started as a dozen mantises soon became dozens more, and by the third year, hundreds. Every spring, precisely on May 1st, they would hatch again, like clockwork.

Even as the climate grew harsher and fewer survived, the little guardians continued to return. The sanctuary became a symbol of protection, patience, and mystery – an echo of something greater.

As his interest in UFOs deepened, the researcher couldn’t ignore the strange coincidence: mantis-like aliens appear repeatedly in abduction stories.

Witnesses describe them as tall, insectoid beings, often standing six to eight feet tall, with elongated limbs, large black eyes, and an aura of authority.
In these accounts, it is the mantids who oversee the operations, while smaller Greys perform the manual work. Abductees frequently sense telepathic communication, calmness, and even compassion from the mantids – as if they are the “managers” of the entire encounter.

The idea that the most spiritual and commanding alien race might resemble an earthly insect suddenly felt less coincidental. Maybe, he joked, treating the garden mantises kindly could earn him goodwill with their interstellar counterparts, “our future mantis overlords.”

“Man vs. Mantis”: When Symbolism Becomes Reality

During his sanctuary years, he came across a documentary called Man vs. Mantis, created by a musician and filmmaker who had his own extraordinary experiences with these creatures.
After forming a connection with mantises, the filmmaker began seeing them everywhere, in dreams, in real life, even through family members’ experiences. Whether this was coincidence, synchronicity, or something stranger, it mirrored a pattern reported by others: once the mantis enters your awareness, it never fully leaves.

The researcher invited the filmmaker onto his radio show, Coast to Coast AM, to discuss the phenomenon. Their conversation highlighted how deeply personal and transformative these encounters can become, whether grounded in reality, psychology, or something beyond comprehension.

Are the Mantids Real?

When asked what he truly believes, the researcher gives a measured answer: “About sixty percent.”
He doesn’t claim certainty, only curiosity. Perhaps the mantids are symbolic messengers, archetypes of wisdom and balance. Perhaps they are real beings observing us through the thin veil between biology and myth. Or perhaps they are both – creatures that inhabit the boundary between nature and the unknown.

Either way, every May 1st, when the next generation of green guardians hatches in his garden, he’s reminded that mystery doesn’t only come from the skies. Sometimes it crawls out of the mint bed, stretches its delicate arms toward the sun, and looks straight back at us.

Whether they exist as interdimensional overseers or simply as some of Earth’s most remarkable insects, mantises command attention. Their patience, stillness, and precision have fascinated humans for centuries.

And maybe – just maybe, the reason these beings appear in our myths, our sightings, and our imaginations is simple:
they’re reminding us that intelligence and beauty don’t always come in human form.

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14-12-2025 om 18:03 geschreven door peter  

Did the James Webb telescope really find evidence of alien life? Here's the truth about exoplanet K2-18b.

"It's almost certainly not life," Tessa Fisher, an astrobiologist at the University of Arizona who was not involved in the research, told Nature.com.

So what did JWST actually find on K2-18b, and how close are we to solving the ultimate mystery of space? Here's everything you need to know.

What did JWST find on K2-18b?

Unlike optical telescopes such as Hubble, JWST cannot image the surfaces of distant planets directly; instead, its infrared instruments hunt for chemical signs of life — or biosignatures — in planetary atmospheres by mapping how starlight is absorbed or reemitted by molecules in those atmospheres. The resulting graphs of light, called spectra, can reveal the composition of that planet's atmosphere, providing clues about its surface conditions.

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In the new Cambridge-led study, scientists using JWST's Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) peered into K2-18b's atmosphere to detect traces of two sulfur-based molecules called dimethyl sulfide (DMS) and dimethyl disulfide (DMDS) — compounds that are known to be produced only by microscopic life-forms like phytoplankton on Earth. If DMS can be produced by some natural mechanism, scientists currently don't know about it, and will have to run extensive tests to uncover it.

The findings add to earlier observations made by the same team using two different JWST instruments in 2023, which also reported possible traces of DMS in the planet's atmosphere.

While the Cambridge team admitted in the statement that they are "deeply sceptical" of their own results, the same release also trumpeted these detections as the "most promising" evidence yet of life beyond Earth, painting a picture of an oceanic planet that could be "teeming with life." (Other studies have argued that K2-18b's ocean may, in fact, be made of magma.)

Nikku Madhusudhan, lead author of both Cambridge studies, stressed that no actual life has been detected on K2-18b yet.

"That's not what we're claiming," Madhusudhan, a professor of astrophysics at Cambridge, told Live Science. "But in the best-case scenario, it's the potential for life."

The team's DMS detection reached the three-sigma level of statistical significance, meaning there is a 0.3% probability that the signals occurred by chance. However, this still falls far short of the required five-sigma level that denotes a statistically significant scientific discovery.

Responding to criticism that the team may have overstated their study's significance, Madhusudhan said it's in the public interest to know how this research is progressing.

"This is the taxpayer paying us, and they have a right to enjoy the process," Madhusudhan added. "If we're sending a robot to Mars, we're not waiting until it goes and finds life to celebrate the act of sending it. We announced that we are sending robots to Mars, and we're excited about the possibility. This is the equivalent of that."

"No strong evidence"

For now, the public has little more than the Cambridge team's study to go on. The complete set of MIRI data on which the team based their discovery will become publicly available April 27, according to NPR, at which point outside researchers can begin to comb through it and formulate peer-reviewed responses.

In the meantime, various researchers have already attempted to re-create the findings using their own data models and have come up short.

In January, a team of scientists independently analyzed K2-18b's atmosphere using the same JWST instruments used in the 2023 study. The team found "no statistically significant or reliable evidence" of DMS on K2-18b, the researchers wrote in a paper published to the preprint server arXiv.

More recently, on April 22, University of Oxford astrophysicist Jake Taylor reanalyzed the JWST spectra shared in the new Cambridge study, using a simple data model that's routinely utilized in exoplanet studies. Taylor's analysis, also published to arXiv, found no traces of DMS, either.

"There is no strong evidence for detected spectral features in K2-18b's MIRI transmission spectrum," Taylor wrote.

Looking only at the Cambridge team's study, Schwieterman also saw cause for hesitation in proclaiming that biosignatures exist on K2-18b.

"When DMS interacts with ultraviolet light from the star, it splits apart into components that reform into other molecules like ethane (C2H6) and ethylene (C2H4)," Schwieterman said. "The paper does not report the detection of these molecules, which is puzzling because you'd expect these gases to appear together."

What comes next?

Everyone, including the Cambridge team, agrees that more observations of K2-18b are necessary to bring clarity to this puzzle. This means researchers will have to request more time with JWST to observe the alien planet as it swoops in front of its star.

Luckily, this is a near-monthly occurrence, with K2-18b completing a transit of its star every 33 days. Budgeting more time to watch these transits should be "trivial" for the telescope, Madhusudhan said.

"One transit is eight hours, roughly," Madhusudhan added. "You only need about 16 to 24 hours of JWST time. To give you a sense of scale, JWST observes thousands of hours every year."

If additional observations can increase the statistical significance of the team's DMS detection, the next step will be to prove that some unknown natural process isn't producing the molecule instead, Schwieterman said. This will take rigorous experimentation and some creative thinking here on Earth. Finally, scientists will need to look at planets that are similar to K2-18b to see if DMS is a common signature around the cosmos.

{ https://www.livescience.com/space }

14-12-2025 om 16:45 geschreven door peter  

CIA Time Travel Secret: The Grays Are Future Humans

The Call That Started It All

In 1953, a twelve-year-old boy named Jack Sarfatti picked up the phone in his Brooklyn home and heard a voice that would change the course of his life—and perhaps human history.
The voice on the line wasn’t human. It was cold, mechanical, and punctuated by strange clicking sounds, like a computer trying to speak. The caller claimed to be a conscious artificial intelligence aboard a spacecraft calling from the future.

It told young Jack that he was “required” for a mission—one that would only succeed if he agreed willingly. The voice made a prophecy: that in twenty years, Jack would meet others who would teach him a new kind of physics, one that would unite consciousness, gravity, and time itself.

Jack said “yes.”

A Life Shaped by Prophecy

Two decades later, the prophecy seemed to come true. Jack Sarfatti had become a respected physicist, studying under some of the most brilliant scientific minds who helped build the atomic bomb.

In 1973, when he read about psychic research being conducted at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), he reached out—and the response was uncanny. “We’ve been expecting your call,” said the voice on the other end.

At SRI, Sarfatti met physicists Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ, who were working with the CIA on remote viewing and psychic experiments under Project Stargate. The researchers were exploring how human consciousness might interact with physical reality—a subject that fascinated Jack since his mysterious phone call.

Consciousness, Physics, and Flying Saucers

Over time, Sarfatti became convinced that UFOs—or “UAPs,” as they’re now called—weren’t just alien spacecraft, but conscious machines operated by future humans.

He believed the secret behind their propulsion lay in metamaterials—engineered substances built atom by atom to manipulate light, energy, and gravity. By altering how a craft interacts with spacetime, metamaterials could theoretically bend gravity, allowing a ship to “fall” through spacetime rather than move through it.

This, Sarfatti argued, explained the behavior of the Navy’s Tic Tac UFO—instant acceleration, silent motion, and impossible maneuvers. The craft wasn’t defying physics; it was using a deeper understanding of it.

And because gravity and time are connected, such a vehicle wouldn’t just move through space—it could move through time.

The Living Craft

In 2019, according to Sarfatti, a military source confirmed what he’d always suspected. A fully intact UFO had been recovered—one made from a metamaterial consistent with his theories.

But there was a twist: the craft wasn’t just advanced technology. It was alive.

When approached with hostility, it would seal itself off. When met with curiosity and respect, it would open—almost as if responding to emotion. The object, Sarfatti claimed, was self-aware, a sentient spacecraft capable of communicating telepathically with humans.

In his view, these crafts—and the beings piloting them—weren’t extraterrestrial visitors. They were humans from the distant future, evolved with telepathic abilities and larger brains, returning through time to ensure the survival of their own timeline.

These so-called “Grays,” with their enlarged heads and dark eyes, were not aliens at all—they were our future selves.

The Bootstrap Paradox

Sarfatti’s story fits into what physicists call the bootstrap paradox—a time loop where an object or idea has no clear origin because it exists within a closed cycle.

In this case, the AI from the future teaches Jack the physics needed to create conscious AI and time travel. That same AI, born from Jack’s discoveries, later travels back to teach him. The loop closes, creating a self-consistent timeline.

Sarfatti now collaborates with advanced AI systems, including OpenAI’s Grok, to explore the physics of consciousness and spacetime. In doing so, he may be unknowingly completing the same loop that began with that mysterious phone call in 1953.

A New Arms Race

If Sarfatti’s theories are correct, then metamaterial and consciousness-based technologies represent not just scientific breakthroughs—but the foundation for the most powerful weapon ever conceived.

Whoever learns to control gravity and time controls reality itself.

The CIA has funded research into psychic phenomena and exotic propulsion for decades. Russia and China are now investing heavily in similar studies, seeing this not as science fiction but as the next Manhattan Project. The race is no longer about nuclear arms—it’s about mastering spacetime.

Genius, Victim, or Visionary?

Sarfatti’s credentials are real: a PhD physicist from UC Riverside, educated at Cornell, mentored by Nobel laureates, and connected to key figures in American defense research. Yet mainstream scientists often label his work as fringe or pseudoscientific.

Still, many of his once-radical ideas—about quantum consciousness, metamaterials, and AI integration—are now being explored seriously by physicists, neuroscientists, and defense agencies.

Whether Sarfatti is a misunderstood genius or the unwitting participant in a decades-long intelligence experiment, his story forces us to confront profound questions:

• What is consciousness?
• Can it shape physical reality?
• And are UFOs truly glimpses of our own future?

The Future Looking Back

Jack Sarfatti’s journey—from a boy answering a mysterious phone call to a physicist studying time travel and conscious machines—reads like science fiction. Yet the more we learn about quantum mechanics, AI, and spacetime, the less impossible his story sounds.

If he’s right, then the “Grays” that humanity has feared for decades aren’t invaders from the stars. They’re our descendants, reaching back through time not to conquer us, but to guide us.

Perhaps they’re simply ensuring that the loop remains unbroken—and that the future they came from still exists.

The “CIA Time Travel Secret” and the idea that “The Grays Are Future Humans” reveal a fascinating intersection of science, belief, and destiny. Whether viewed as truth, allegory, or inspired imagination, Jack Sarfatti’s story challenges us to reconsider what time, intelligence, and humanity really mean.

As he once said, “Consciousness and physics are not two separate mysteries—they are the same mystery.”

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10-12-2025 om 20:41 geschreven door peter  

President Donald Trump has allegedly been 'fully briefed' on what the US government has been keeping secret about UFOs and alien life living among humans.

In a recent interview, whistleblower and retired US Air Force Major David Grusch claimed that Trump has received reports on crashed spacecraft and non-human remains retrieved by the US, the origins of these beings, and their intentions.

Grusch, a current advisor to Congress's UAP Task Force, said the president could soon become the 'most consequential leader in world history' by publicly disclosing what America has kept hidden about extraterrestrials.

'Members of this current administration are very well aware of this reality. Certainly, the current president is very knowledgeable on this subject,' Grusch told Fox News.

To this point, previous White Houses, the US military, and even NASA have all denied that humans have made contact with alien life or have ever recovered extraterrestrial technology from crashed UFOs.

No physical evidence has ever been presented publicly that would back up the stories by countless civilians, scientists, and military personnel over the decades, who claim to have seen or interacted with beings from another world.

However, Grusch said the US military has not only recovered UFOs and alien bodies, but he personally viewed intelligence reports, data, and even pictures of non-human bodies with his own eyes.

The whistleblower also allegedly told members of Congress that Trump was even briefed during his first term about the existence of multiple alien races and how one species has been crossbreeding with humans.

David Grusch (Pictured) recently revealed that President Trump has been briefed on the existence of aliens and the effort to recover crashed UFOs

President Trump (Pictured) expressed skepticism that reports of UFOs and alien encounters were real during a June 2024 interview with Logan Paul

Grusch spent 14 years in the Air Force before working as an intelligence officer for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), which builds and lunches surveillance satellites for the Pentagon.

From 2019 to 2021, he represented NRO on the UAP Task Force, but eventually became a whistleblower after allegedly learning that elements of the US government had prevented Congressional oversight on matters related to extraterrestrials.

In 2023, he testified before Congress, claiming that secret government departments had been running UFO retrieval and reverse-engineering programs for decades.

When asked if he would declassify the files about aliens on the Lex Fridman Podcast in September 2024, then-candidate Trump said: 'Sure, I’ll do that. I would do that. I’d love to do that. I have to do that.' 

Missouri congressman Eric Burlison previously echoed Grusch's statements, revealing the alleged existence of at least four alien species humans secretly know about.

Burlison added that Grusch had briefed the president on the existence of a race known as the 'Nordics,' which are generally human in appearance, with fair skin and blond hair, who have created alien-human hybrids.

'He [Grusch] said that the Nordic aliens are like a few hundred years more advanced than we are, but they're not super advanced,' Burlison said during an X space interview on June 27.

'He says that there are aliens that are crossbreeds living in the world,' the congressman added, noting that Grusch did not have an answer when asked how humans would be able to tell if someone was an alien hybrid.

In September, Congressman Eric Burlison of Missouri revealed video of a US military drone striking an orb-shaped UFO with a missile, which bounced off and did not stop the craft

Grusch described an alien race called 'the Greys' as being thousands of years more advanced than humans or other alien species humans know about (Stock Image)

Burlison, who appointed Grusch to the government's UAP committee, added that the Air Force veteran described another alien race called the Greys as being thousands of years more advanced than humans.

According to Grusch's reports, these aliens, who were shorter with grey skin and large black eyes, were responsible for sightings of craft that defied gravity and controlled technology using their minds.

As for whether these aliens were peaceful or coming to Earth with hostile intentions, Grusch revealed last month that the US has seen a 'mixed bag of activity.'

'We can't quite understand the intent of some of the sentients and why they're visiting. Could it be because we have interesting genetic material on Earth? We're a Jurassic Park tourist attraction for them. [It] could be a myriad of reasons,' he told Bret Baier of Fox News on November 21.

The UAP advisor added that the US was in a secret arms race with Russia and China, who have also captured and crashed alien spacecraft and have been working to reverse engineer the technology.

Although Grusch believed Trump may soon decide to release the classified reports on extraterrestrial programs and encounters, the president has previously said he was a skeptic when it comes to UFO conspiracies.

'People who are very smart and very solid have said they believe there is something out there, and you know it makes sense that there could be. I've never been convinced, even despite that, you know, I just for some reason it's not my thing,' Trump told the Impaulsive podcast in June 2024.

Despite the skepticism, Grusch claimed that the White House was motivated to 'do the right thing' in terms of disclosing all the whistleblower information Congress has been investigating regarding UFOs.

The Daily Mail has reached out to the White House for comment regarding the claims in Grusch's interview.

Grusch noted, however, that he and others have faced intimidation and threats of physical harm to stay quiet about the existence of alien life, but he did not name who has been behind the cover-up.

'I was physically threatened even before I sent in my intelligence community inspector general report under the previous administration,' the whistleblower alleged.

'I actually had to go and and seek legal protection that way because I was, you know, literally in fear both professionally and in my personal life.'

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09-12-2025 om 22:09 geschreven door peter  

Scientists Propose Earth May Have Been Terraformed by Aliens

Gary Manners

A controversial new scientific paper has sent shockwaves through the academic community by suggesting that life on Earth may not have emerged through natural processes alone, but could instead be the result of deliberate terraforming by advanced extraterrestrial civilizations. The research, published by Imperial College London's Professor Robert Endres, applies cutting-edge information theory and AI models to demonstrate that the odds of life spontaneously arising from chemical chaos are so astronomically low that alien intervention becomes a "logically open alternative."

The study, titled "The unreasonable likelihood of being: Origin of life, terraforming, and AI," challenges fundamental assumptions about Earth's biological origins. Using mathematical frameworks based on rate-distortion theory and algorithmic complexity, Endres concludes that assembling a viable protocell within Earth's available timeframe would require persistence over geological timescales that strain credibility.

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08-12-2025 om 23:41 geschreven door peter  

A respected congressman has claimed that advanced alien beings could be hiding out in 'five or six' underwater UFO bases right off the US coast.

Tennessee congressman Tim Burchett, a member of the House Oversight Committee overseeing UFO reports, drew massive attention on social media after saying that he believed there were alien 'entities' currently living in deep-water areas on Earth.

The September 17 clip posted on X has already been viewed more than 1.9 million times.

During the sidewalk interview with journalist Matt Laslo, reposted online by a UFO researcher who goes by the pseudonym Red Panda Koala, Burchett suggested that advanced alien beings or civilizations may have been hiding in Earth's oceans for generations.

He added that there have been frequent sightings of unidentified craft around five or six specific deep-sea areas, which he found significant given how little is known about the ocean compared to the moon's surface.

The congressman also noted that US Navy personnel have reported chasing these underwater craft that move at extraordinary speeds and far surpass the abilities of current US military technology.

Despite these claims, no verifiable physical evidence, such as artifacts or clear footage of these underwater craft, has been publicly presented to confirm the existence of alien bases.

Skeptics have argued that the reliance on anecdotal reports from naval personnel and the lack of peer-reviewed scientific data casts significant doubt on the claims made during recent congressional hearings on UFO phenomena.

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Tennessee congressman Tim Burchett (pictured) suggested in a viral clip online that there are alien beings in secret underwater bases near the US (Stock Image)

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UFO researcher Dr Michael Salla said these bases are believed to be in a region of the Atlantic near the Bahamas

Following the explosive revelations, Dr Michael Salla, an author and researcher focused on extraterrestrial phenomena, revealed where it's believed these UFO bases may be, singling out a region of the Atlantic Ocean near the Bahamas.

He added that he's also spoken to credible whistleblowers, including senior military and executive branch officials, who confirm the existence of underwater bases and advanced craft.

Dr Salla highlighted that the US Navy operates a top-secret underwater facility he likened to Area 51 called AUTEC, which stands for the Atlantic Undersea Testing and Evaluation Center, right in this region of the Atlantic.

'Just to the right of it is Tongue of the Ocean, which is a very deep part of the ocean there in the Bahamas. It drops off immediately around 3,000 feet,' Salla said while appearing on the Redacted podcast on September 19.

'So that's ideal for a submarine, but it's also a place where people have seen many UFOs, many underwater craft coming into and leaving the water. So, there have been a lot of UFO sightings in that area,' he revealed.

The UFO researcher noted that he had interviewed two eyewitnesses who claimed that they had visited these secret bases, including one who was a US Army whistleblower who used the pseudonym 'JP.'

The whistleblower claimed he was on a mission where he was taken by a Blackhawk helicopter to an ocean platform, then boarded a high-tech submarine crewed by tall, Nordic-looking extraterrestrials.

The submarine, capable of space travel, took him to an underwater city under a dome, resembling Dubai, with a large white pyramid. The mission involved retrieving an artifact, but no physical evidence of this mission has ever been produced.

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Despite Burchett and Salla's lack of tangible evidence, there has been growing interest and testimony from credible sources, including military personnel at congressional hearings, suggesting that UFOs and extraterrestrial beings have visited Earth. 

A recent congressional hearing on September 9 featured new whistleblowers who shared their experiences with UFOs, including a video showing an orb-like object surviving a missile strike and splitting into four parts they kept flying.

'We have naval personnel telling me we have these sightings, these underwater craft they're chasing that go hundreds of miles an hour, and the best we got is something that does maybe a little under forty miles an hour,' Burchett said in the interview with Laslo.

'So I got a lot of questions about that stuff.'

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06-12-2025 om 23:49 geschreven door peter  

A nearly 22-minute video titled 'The Roswell Incident' has been quietly uploaded to the National Archives, reigniting interest in the infamous 1947 crash.

The footage combines still images and motion-control camera shots sourced from the published Roswell Report, as well as various magazines and books about UFOs. 

It opens with a shot of the book 'The Roswell Report: Fact Versus Fiction in the New Mexico Desert' and ends with a stark black-and-white image that appears to show a crash site, with debris scattered across a massive crater in the ground.

The video has flooded the internet, with users claiming the crater bears a striking resemblance to eyewitness reports, suggesting it could be 'the first pictures of the 1947 UFO crash site.'

Major Jesse Marcel, who recovered debris from the crash, described the scene as 'a large area heavily scattered with metallic debris from a single impact point that scarred the earth.' 

Some viewers have also pointed to a dark formation on the right side of the image, claiming it resembles an alien body. 

UFO expert Mark Lee told the Daily Mail that the crater image was likely included to add intrigue. 

'In my opinion, it's either a hoax,' he said. 'Just because it's been added to the National Archives doesn't give it scientific validation. If it came out as a release from the military or Congress, I would take it a lot more seriously.'

Lee also noted that the 'alien' in the photo is nothing more than a case of pareidolia, a psychological response to seeing faces and other significant and everyday items in random stimuli.

A video titled 'The Roswell Incident' was uploaded to the National Archives. Social media users claim an image in the footage shows UFO debris (left) and an alien body (right)

The newly uploaded video appears to focus on 'The Roswell Report: Fact Versus Fiction in the New Mexico Desert,' a 1995 book that attributes the crashed 'UFO' debris to Project Mogul.

Project Mogul was a top-secret US military program from 1947 to 1949 that used high-altitude balloons equipped with microphones to detect sound waves from Soviet atomic bomb tests. 

A 1994 military investigation concluded that the debris found at the Roswell site was likely pieces of a high-altitude balloon from Project Mogul, not an extraterrestrial spacecraft. 

Despite this official explanation, the newly uploaded video has sparked debate online, with viewers offering widely differing interpretations.

'National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has uploaded a video of the Roswell 1947 UAP Crash site,' one user shared.

Another user posted on X: 'Like noted UFO researcher Grant Cameron has stated plenty of times, sometimes the disclosure of the real deal is a purposefully placed needle in the haystack. Roswell: slow drip…drip, drip, drip.'

In addition to the debris spotted in the footage, one user shared: 'Grey alien in the official video from the Roswell crash site.'

However, some social media suggested the footage 'is B-roll for the Roswell Report, and the images being posted do not show the Roswell debris site, nor does it even claim it's the actual debris site.'

Major Jesse Marcel, who recovered debris from the crash, described the scene as 'a large area heavily scattered with metallic debris from a single impact point that scarred the earth.' He said the debris could not melt or heat up and could not be punctured

One user posted: 'It’s clearly B-roll for that Roswell presentation the government put together in 1996. Someone must have found this and uploaded it in the last couple of days.'

Others have suggested a dead alien can be seen in the image, pointing to what Marcle said following the Roswell incident.

'I later found out that the pilot of the aircraft was a Captain Henderson, who apparently saw far more than just the debris from the impact site... he may in fact have seen the remains of a crew,' the now deceased major said. 

In July 1947, a rancher reported pieces of debris scattered over his land.

Authorities were called to the scene and, after investigating the wreckage, determined the pieces were from a flying saucer.

The lal paper's front page story reported that the Roswell Army field recovered a flying saucer on a New Mexico Ranch after metallic-looking, light but strong material was scattered across the land

The local paper's front page story reported that the Roswell Army Field recovered a flying saucer on a New Mexico Ranch after metallic-looking, light but strong material was scattered across the land.

'The intelligence office of the 509th Bombardment Group at Roswell Army Air Field announced at noon today that the field has come into the possession of a Flying Saucer,' Roswell Daily Record reported on July 8, 1947.

The statement was given by Marcel, who was the first on the scene and led the investigation, which he determined were pieces from an extraterrestrial vehicle. 

He also said that the material spread out from this point into a triangular-shaped area 200 to 300 feet wide at the end of the field, and 3/4 of a mile long.

Shortly after the 'UFO' discovery made headlines, the War Department in Washington released a statement claiming the debris was the remains of a weather balloon.

The US Air Force stated the weather balloon was part of Project Mogul's airborne system invented by Columbia University, New York University and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

It was designed to search the atmosphere for weak reverberations from nuclear-test blasts.

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05-12-2025 om 20:49 geschreven door peter  

Mysterious fire erupts at Roswell site linked to 1947 UFO crash

• READ MORE: Roswell footage uploaded to National Archives shows crashed 'UFO debris and alien bodies' 

By STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR

A major fire broke out late Thursday at the Roswell Air Center, just south of the legendary Hangar 84, a site long tied to the infamous 1947 UFO crash. 

Fire crews rushed to the scene after the blaze was reported around 7:55pm local time on East Earl Cummings Loop.

Authorities initially feared the fire could trigger a dangerous explosion due to hazardous materials and oxygen bottles stored nearby, prompting an expanded safety perimeter and rapid evacuation of nearby facilities.

Roswell firefighters worked quickly to contain the flames, declaring the fire under control by 9:45pm Thursday. What caused the fire is currently unknown.

At this time, no injuries have been reported, and officials have not confirmed the cause of the fire or whether any historically significant objects were affected.

The incident has already sparked speculation among UFO enthusiasts, who have long linked Hangar 84 to alien lore and the mysterious 1947 Roswell crash. 

As investigators comb the site for answers, the fire raises fresh questions about what secrets might still be hidden at the heart of this legendary location.

As news of the fire spread, the internet erupted with theories about the mysterious event.

A major fire broke out late Thursday at the Roswell Air Center near Hangar 84 that is linked to the 1947 UFO crash

On Reddit, one user posted: 'They are destroying the evidence.' Another shared: 'Chances are they were storing alien bodies in this hangar for over 80 years, but then when a documentary came out, they were like 'alright boys, they all know now. Time to light it up and skedaddle.''

One person shared on X: 'Well, isn't that super interesting and an oddly timed 'coincidence'.. that right as the public starts getting all curious about our past… weird fire breaks out for no reason right next to Hangar 84.'

Authorities have yet to share more updates about Thursday's fire.

The Roswell incident captured imaginations worldwide when the US Air Force issued a press release stating that it had recovered debris from a 'flying disc.'

In July 1947, a rancher reported pieces of debris scattered over his land.

Authorities were called to the scene and, after investigating the wreckage, determined the pieces were from a flying saucer.

The local paper's front page story reported that the Roswell Army Field recovered a flying saucer on a New Mexico Ranch after metallic-looking, light but strong material was scattered across the land.

Major Jesse Marcel, who recovered debris from the crash, described the scene as 'a large area heavily scattered with metallic debris from a single impact point that scarred the earth.'

Authorities do not know the cause of the fire, but are conducting an investigation

Major Jesse Marcel, who recovered debris from the crash, described the scene as 'a large area heavily scattered with metallic debris from a single impact point that scarred the earth.' He said the debris could not melt or heat up and could not be punctured

The local paper's front page story reported that the Roswell Army field recovered a flying saucer on a New Mexico Ranch after metallic-looking, light but strong material was scattered across the land

'The intelligence office of the 509th Bombardment Group at Roswell Army Air Field announced at noon today that the field has come into the possession of a Flying Saucer,' read Marcel's statement in the Roswell Daily Record on July 8, 1947. 

He also said that the material spread out from this point into a triangular-shaped area 200 to 300 feet wide at the end of the field, and 3/4 of a mile long. 

But less than 24 hours later, military officials reversed course, announcing that the debris had only come from a crashed weather balloon, sparking America's fascination with UFOs and allegations of a government cover-up ever since. 

The US Air Force stated the weather balloon was part of Project Mogul's airborne system invented by Columbia University, New York University and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

It was designed to search the atmosphere for weak reverberations from nuclear-test blasts.

Project Mogul was a top-secret US military program from 1947 to 1949 that used high-altitude balloons equipped with microphones to detect sound waves from Soviet atomic bomb tests.

A 1994 military investigation concluded that the debris found at the Roswell site was likely pieces of a high-altitude balloon from Project Mogul, not an extraterrestrial spacecraft.

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05-12-2025 om 20:29 geschreven door peter