They exist, but we don’t know what they are. Alien technology? We don’t have the evidence, but we can’t rule it out either. The two main conclusions of the US intelligence report on “UFOs” or “UAPs” (depending on whether you want to attribute the adjective “unknown” to “flying objects” or “aerial phenomena”) were anticipated in recent days by New York Times, leaving the door open to both the beliefs of ufologists and the doubts of skeptics. One thing, in the report, is taken for granted: the objects, or phenomena, observed by the military over the course of a couple of decades, are not the result of US technology. The document anticipated by Now, should not deviate much from what could be presented today in Congress, even if officially the ‘deadline’ set by the government is that of the end of the month. The final document may contain further details, but not such as to alter the substance of the report. The officials aware of the content, however, agree on one fact: the ambiguity of the phenomena detected forces the government not to exclude that the military pilots who observed them may have come into visual contact with non-terrestrial objects.
From The War of the Worlds to Roswell: Americans Fascinated and Concerned by UFOs
To revive the interest in UFOs and aliens, which from the radio drama ‘The War of the Worlds’ by Orson Welles in 1938, passing through the ‘Roswell accident’ of 1947, has always had a great impact on public opinion American, in recent weeks it has also been Barack Obama. The former president, in an interview with James Corden’s ‘The late late show’ on CBS, “speaking seriously”, admitted that “there are images and reports of objects in the skies that we don’t know exactly what they are.” On the issue, a few days ago, he also spoke Donald Trump, who was more skeptical than his predecessor in an interview. “I believe in what I see, but there are a lot of people out there who are involved in this UFO thing,” said Trump, saying he doesn’t want to reveal anything else, so as not to “hurt the dreams or fears” of those who seem to believe. the existence of alien phenomena.
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Moreover, the Pentagon report on UFOs is due precisely to Trump, since it is part of a provision contained in the 2.3 trillion dollar bill for aid and appropriations for the coronavirus, signed last year by the then president. Among the items of that bill there was also “a detailed analysis of data and intelligence on unidentified aerial phenomena” by theOffice of Naval Intelligence, from Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and fromFbi. In particular, some characteristics of the objects observed over the years have left the intelligence experts puzzled. First of all, their acceleration, in addition to the sudden changes of direction, which seem to defy the laws of physics, and their ability to immerse themselves in water and disappear. There is enough, for UFO enthusiasts, to speak of a confirmation of the existence of the ‘Vimana‘Indians, the flying vehicles described in numerous ancient Sanskrit texts.
Russia, China and other “terrestrial” hypotheses
A more rational explanation, for the more than 120 phenomena examined in the report, could be that of experimental technologies of foreign powers, especially Russia e China. But, if it is true that some of the sightings detailed in the report date back to about twenty years ago, the question remains as to how Russia, at the time far from the ‘military renaissance’ of recent years, as well as China, has not yet become the technological giant that it is today, may have already developed technologies so advanced compared to the US. In particular, those who tend to attribute a ‘terrestrial’ explanation to the phenomena, hypothesize the experimentation of aircraft or missiles hypersonic. Capable, that is, of a speed greater than that of sound by at least 5 times (the speed of sound is about 1,200 kilometers per hour). The three superpowers, the USA, Russia and China, are the only ones currently equipped with this technology for military purposes.
A documented experiment on a conical-shaped US aircraft dates back to 2011, the ”HTV-2 (Hypersonic Technology Vehicle-2), developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa). The test was carried out at the US Air Force Vandenberg Base, on the Californian coast. The aircraft would have moved at the edge of the atmosphere at a speed of about 20,000 kilometers per hour, before losing contact with the base and crashing into the Pacific Ocean. But, as the US intelligence report anticipated by the New York Times seems to indicate, it is clearly excluded that the UFOs or UAPs observed are the result of military tests by the Pentagon. The document would refer to repeated sightings by Navy pilots, between the summer of 2014 and March 2015, of strange objects, one in the shape of a spinning top, which flew against the wind in the skies of the US East Coast. In their reports, Navy pilots reported that the objects had no visible engines or exhaust trails detectable with infrared sensors, which could reach an altitude of 30,000 feet (about 9,000 meters) and flew at hypersonic speeds. Indeed, at the end of 2014, the pilot of a Boeing F / A-18 Super Hornet fighter-bomber of the Navy, entered almost collided with one of the flying objects. Some of these encounters are documented on video, including a video taken by the camera of a military aircraft in early 2015, in which an object appears that rises and falls on the surface of the ocean, leaving the pilots baffled.