The US Army has confirmed that it has entered into a contract with To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science (TTSA), created with the participation of former Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge, to study artificially created physical artifacts of alien origin, according to The Drive.
The American edition, which received a copy of the agreement, notes that in this way the Pentagon plans to verify the statements of the TTSA, which acquired the metamaterials of alien origin associated with Roswell (New Mexico).
According to The Drive, the military is interested in the "material and technological innovation" of unidentified flying objects (UFOs), which could be useful in improving the capabilities of ground vehicles.
According to TTSA, the company has at its disposal, in particular, small layered products based on bismuth, magnesium and zinc and a round plate made of black and silver metals.
The Drive doubts the alien origin of the war metamaterials of interest, but admits that "there may be more in these samples than unsubstantiated statements about the crash of an alien spacecraft." In favor of the latter, for example, the statement of the former head of the advanced systems department of the Skunk Works (engaged in the most modern and secret development division of Lockheed Martin) is indicated, who said that “the structure and composition of these materials does not belong to any known existing military or commercial applications ".
In September, the United States Navy confirmed the authenticity of three UFO videos posted online.