Like the "X-Files", not so long ago in the United States there was a program that checked reports of contacts with UFOs and even collected evidence, reports Fox News. And although today this program has been curtailed, the US military continues to monitor what they call "unexplained air phenomena", which, according to them, are recorded several times a month.
Many people believe that there may be life on other planets. It turns out that many of these people work for the American government, which we have now learned has secretly spent millions over the years on a program to verify UFO reports.
So what did they find out and is this program still working? I asked Fox News anchor Brett Larson to do the research for us, and today he will tell us what he has learned. Hello Brett.
BRETT LARSON, Fox News Headlines 24/7
Hello Tucker! Yes, we have previously fearlessly reported previous cases of alleged contacts with UFOs, which the military also call "unexplained air phenomena" and which have been described in detail by naval pilots and other military personnel.
But the Pentagon aroused particular interest in the world community when it published a number of declassified documents that made it clear that the government was watching the sky and, quite possibly, UFOs were somewhat closer to us than anyone expected. Among other files, there was also a now well-known video from 2017, which clearly captured a certain flying object, to which, to be honest, no physical laws known to me can be applied and which in its appearance does not look like any aircraft outside science fiction.
But in this whole story, an even more interesting turn took place. It turns out that former US Senator from Nevada Harry Reid orchestrated a whole million dollar investigation into the Pentagon's UFO documents. As part of the investigation, the position of the real Fox Mulder * was even created, whose task was not only to enter into a special catalog the part of the documents that related to reports of contacts with UFOs, but also to collect real debris. In general, they hired a special company to equip some premises in Las Vegas for storage places for metal alloys and other materials that were allegedly collected in locations where unexplained phenomena occurred.
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People who survived the contact were tested to show if there were any changes in their body. The servicemen gave evidence as to what they saw. And yes, from a 2017 video filmed in the Pacific, we know exactly what some of them have seen. Then the mysterious phenomenon was confirmed at once by several military personnel, among whom were pilots and engineers working with radar equipment.
And although the program that created the catalog and later assumed that the results would be disclosed to the public was closed, the military tracking of UFOs has not stopped. In essence, they will continue this work for one simple reason: the military needs to know who is behind all this and what their intentions are. Unfortunately, this suggests that you and I will most likely never have the opportunity to look at all these detailed reports, amazing videos … As one of the pilots described what he saw from the window, this is really some kind of unprecedented technology.
But all the information they collect can simply be reduced to some kind of graph, which will indicate the growth in the number of recorded contacts in their location. And we are all still waiting for these documents to be declassified. I want to know what these phenomena are, and I want a tour of the warehouse where all these metal alloys are stored! After all, this is something incredible, I tell you.
And they also claim to record several contacts a month. Per month!
BRETT LARSON: Yeah, it's more than once a year. So it can be mistaken for some shooting star. But here the contacts happen really often.
Exactly. This is not some New Hampshire guy who has seen something in the field.
BRETT LARSON: No, no. We are talking about perfectly trained pilots and military personnel.
Yes, these guys carry nuclear warheads with them, so they probably prefer to stay sober.
BRETT LARSON: Exactly. Let's hope they know what they are watching. And I want to know what they see there!
So do I. Brett Larson. Many thanks.
BRETT LARSON: Thanks, Tucker.
Air date May 06, 2019.
