The United States has the technology to transport a person anywhere on earth in less than an hour, retired Lieutenant General Stephen Quast said in November at the Hillsdale College Washington campus. The Drive drew attention to the statements of the former commander of the US Air Force Training Aviation Command.
“This technology can be built today as a technology that is not a development [of existing technologies] to take anyone from anywhere on planet Earth to any other place in less than an hour,” the former commander said.
The American publication notes that the statement by Kwast, who has over 3300 flight hours, including 650 hours in combat operations, in particular, "Desert Shield" and "Desert Storm", sounded against the background of other statements by the American military about the existence of a number of strange phenomena. whose nature is not disclosed in open sources. According to The Drive, such statements may indeed describe the real state of affairs, as well as indicate the Pentagon's interest in significantly increasing investment in innovation in the space sector.
In October, The Drive wrote that the US Army had confirmed an agreement with To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science (TTSA) to study artificially created physical artifacts of alien origin.
In September, the US Navy confirmed the authenticity of three UFO videos posted online.
In April 2018, President and COO of the American company SpaceX, Gwynne Shotwell, announced that the Big Falcon Rocket (BFR) transport system will be operational within a decade and will be able to deliver a person to almost anywhere in the world in less than one hour.
