The UFO mystery has the potential to change our perception of the universe, if there are indeed aliens involved, and is often the subject of discussion. Recently, NASA held its first meeting with the UFO research team and shared its own findings.
But today, different and quite striking statements came from the USA. David Charles Grusch, retired from the US National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office, has argued that the US has “non-human” tools.
The USA has been collecting UFOs and their parts for a long time:
Participating in NewsNation’s program, Grusch claimed that these vehicles and their parts, which they refer to as UAP (unidentified anomalous events) rather than UFOs, have been collected by the US government, its allies and defense industry affiliates for decades. All parts are collected and analyzed within the scope of a program.
In the examinations made on the pieces collected to date, he stated that the pieces were defined as “exotic origin (non-human) on the grounds of vehicle morphology, materials science tests, unique atomic arrangements and radiological signatures”.
The US has “quite a few” extraterrestrial vehicles:
Continuing his statements, Grusch also claimed that the USA has “quite a large number” of extraterrestrial vehicles. He said he had not seen photos of the spacecraft, but spoke to a number of current and former intelligence officers who provided him with evidence and oral testimony. In other words, the only source in this statement is the information that Grusch said he heard verbally from some officials.
After the allegations, a statement came from the Pentagon:
A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense denied the allegations in a statement to The US Sun. The spokesperson shared that the Office of Anomaly Resolution in All Areas (AARO) within the Ministry has so far not been aware of the existence of any program related to the possession of extraterrestrial materials or reverse engineering.
However, the spokesperson added that the office “would welcome the opportunity to speak with any former or current government employee or contractor who believes they have information regarding the background review.”
AARO was established within the Department of Defense in July 2022 and began specifically to examine the unexplained footage obtained by the US military and all other unexplained weather phenomena.
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