Hundreds of American servicemen have died or suffered injury after direct interactions
with anomalous unidentified craft- this is the bombshell revelation by Dr. Christopher Green,
a neuroimaging expert who has worked with the CIA for decades.
The revelation comes courtesy of a Freedom of Information Act request after the congressional
funding of a research program looking into probing the nature of the often-witnessed
phenomenon. Part of that effort includes a look at how these anomalous vehicles,
or phenomena as it's impossible to assume that all instances of UAPs are, in fact, physical vehicles,
interact with humans- and any possible harmful side effects. In a paper entitled Clinical Medical
Acute And Subacute Field Effects on Human Dermal And Neurological Tissues, Dr. Green describes
multiple different types of injuries suffered by military personnel after encounters rated
as 3 and 4 on the unofficial Hynek scale, better known as the Close Encounter scale.
The Hynek scale includes six levels of classification for UFO events, starting at one,
which is known as nocturnal lights. This type of encounter is self-explanatory,
simply witnessing strange lights in the night sky. A level 2 event is a direct observation
of an apparent physical craft during the daytime, with the craft usually being disc
or oval in shape- there's nothing to prevent a nighttime sighting from rising to level 2, though,
if it occurs at proximity enough to actually discern what appears to be a physical craft.
Note that we keep saying things like “appears to be” a physical craft,
because there is a growing consensus amongst investigative bodies that the
UFO/UAP phenomenon may not be entirely physical in nature,
and rather may include events that are purely or partially psychological. This includes instances
where eyewitnesses describe a craft and achieve a group consensus, only to later check the video
or photo evidence and realize that the object was completely different than they remembered.
A level 3 event includes visual sightings backed up by radar data. There are numerous such events
throughout history, but one of the earliest and best attested to was the encounter by an
RB-47 electronic warfare aircraft in 1957, which was bombarded by radar in a nearly
360-degree pattern by an object witnessed by the flight crew and confirmed by ground radar
stations. The object proceeded to follow the aircraft for approximately 500 miles,
with radar observations directly matching visual observations of the object's reported movements.
At level four, we move to the Close Encounters table, made famous by Steven Spielberg's famous
UFO film. A level four event, known as a close encounter of the first kind,
includes the visual sighting of a UFO from less than 500 feet – or 150 meters. These encounters
include fine observational details of the object and include events such as the numerous sightings
of UFOs over nuclear weapon sites in both the US and the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
Many also consider the Phoenix Lights incident to be a CE1 event for many observers, such
as Arizona governor Fife Symington, who at the time had mocked the event in a bid to lower fear
and tensions- but in 2007 revealed in a public interview that when he had heard of the avalanche
of reports to police of a triangular craft, quickly drove to a lookout point near his house
and directly witnessed the massive triangular craft fly directly over his head. The fact that
the craft was extremely massive, moved with no noise, and had no discernible propulsion system
or similarity to any known US craft prompted the classification of his sighting as a CE1 event.
A level 4 event, or close encounter of the second kind, which Dr. Green's study focused mostly on,
is an event that produces a directly observable or measurable physical effect. Typically,
this involves very close proximity- such as the Rendlesham UFO incident where a US
Air Force Lt. Colonel and a troop of security personnel came into extremely close proximity
to a UFO- or incidents where the UFO leaves behind physical evidence of its presence.
The 1964 Lonnie Zamorra incident is one of the best-known CE2 events,
resulting in tracks left on the ground by the alleged UFO as well as elevated radiation levels
in conjunction with those tracks. Burned vegetation from the craft allegedly firing
a jet of flame before rising into the sky was also discovered by US Air Force researchers.
While the scale continues to include sightings of physical beings,
Dr. Green's study focused on the last two events. He describes hundreds of military
servicemen who often had radar data to back up sightings of objects ranging from large,
silent craft that moved in erratic ways to craft that seemed to change shape or disappear
and reappear at will. These injuries included incidents of surface- or skin-level- radiation
burns, paralysis, and, in some cases, brain damage. In many cases, the injuries suffered
by servicemen are likened to those inflicted upon US diplomats and embassy staff across the world,
known as Havana Syndrome. In the case of Havana Syndrome, US intelligence believes
that American staff are being targeted by microwave and high energy weapons by a foreign
actor- with suspicions that the attacks are being carried out by Russian agents.
The similarity to Havana Syndrome and the known effects of EM radiation on
the human body led Dr. Green to believe that service members were being affected
by the side effects of the anomalous craft's propulsion system. Per Green,
some of the injuries arose from being too close to quote- subtle, highly powered,
highly modulated microwaves. The difference between these incidents and Havana Syndrome,
however, is that they predate the Havana incidents- which began in 2016- by decades.
Dr. Green has admitted that details of his research remain classified but
pointed out that his study was only one of 38 commissioned by the Advanced Aerospace
Weapon System Applications Program, which ran from 2007 to 2012. According to Green,
a number of senior leaders inside the DoD at the time believed that the source of
the injuries was real, physical craft of non-human origin, and that there was
significant concern inside of the Pentagon as to the ongoing effects on US service members.
Green also stated that he has been investigating anomalous injuries on US service members since
1969, though only a portion of these are from UFO/UAP events. However, of those that do involve
UAP, these cases include sightings of apparently physical objects at close proximity and in very
good visual conditions. Some of these cases even include incidents that occurred in battlefield
conditions. Green may have hinted at more direct involvement with UAP by stating that some cases
were even quote- in circumstances of test and evaluation at advanced facilities. However,
he may have simply been referring to staff working on exotic but very human propulsion techniques.
Green stated that some incidents involved objects moving at extraordinary speeds or
instantly appearing and reappearing in separate positions. When these objects
come close to observers, some service members become unconscious, waking up
later with radiation burns or other injuries. Most disturbingly, one in ten witnesses to
these very close encounters would die within seven years of their encounter. Incredibly,
some of these injuries occurred near the White House or the Capital Mall,
though Green states that he did not personally treat these cases and refused to comment further.
Another disturbing finding was numerous cases of US service members reporting an encounter with
what they described as a cloaked humanoid entity. This is attestable outside of Green's report,
with encounters involving cloaked entities spanning the globe and ranging from sightings
in nuclear weapons storage depots to deep in the wilderness. The numerous sightings of this
phenomenon outside of any observed UAP event hint that they may not necessarily be related.
Green's report stated that while the injuries being suffered by US service members were
anomalous, they were, in fact, capable of being caused by technology available in 2010
when he wrote the report. Electromagnetic weapons had already been tested at the time
that could produce second-degree burns on subjects from several hundred meters away,
as well as cause intestinal distress or sensations of burning. Since then, we've seen the technology
adapted for use as a crowd control weapon. In his report, Green also states that successful tests
using EM devices to produce audible voices inside people's heads had been conducted by
thermoelastic expansion of intracranial spaces. Next time a crazy person tells
you the government is putting voices in their head, it might be worth giving them a listen.
However, Green's acknowledgment that the technology exists to create some of these
effects was not an admission that similar devices were responsible for the cases he treated. For
starters, many of these date back to his start in 1969, when the technology was impractical to
be used on a battlefield. Rather, Green's focus was to work backwards from known technology to
ascertain how these effects are being generated by observed UAP, leading to the realization that
these crafts were emitting blasts of radiation as part of their propulsion. Given their transmedium
properties- or ability to effortlessly shift from space to air to water- as well as extreme
feats of speed and maneuverability, it's believed that these crafts may move by warping
space around them, resulting in the release of high-energy microwaves and ultraviolet waves.
The AAWSAP program that Green was involved in investigated a prominent case of injury
suffered by exposure to UAP phenomenon resulting in significant health issues. The case involved
a biotechnologist whose identity was kept secret to protect his privacy, but who witnessed three
blue orbs flying in a field near Bend, Oregon, in May of 2005. He and his daughter, who was out for
a ride at the time, watched the orbs fly around the field until they seemed to take note of them,
at which point they rapidly approached the vehicle. Approximately the size of a softball,
the blue orbs flew through the vehicle, with one passing through the man's chest and arm.
The man would begin to feel dizzy and nauseous in the following days, and soon started losing his
hearing and eyesight. He would be diagnosed with a rare type of cancer in his chest.
Green isn't the only person that the US Department of Defense reached out
over concerns that UAP were harming US service members, though. Dr. Garry Nolan,
professor of pathology at Stanford University, has been unapologetic about his research into
the UFO phenomenon. He first became interested after hearing of a possible alien remain. The
small skeleton was indeed highly anomalous- but a study of the remains revealed numerous mutations
in skeletal genes which likely explained the strange biology, as Nolan would explain.
His study of the Atacama skeleton drew the attention of the CIA and a number of aerospace
contractors. He was asked to study a number of American pilots who had come into close contact
with UAP and suffered adverse effects from it. Some of the effects the pilots suffered were
rather extreme, including scarring of brain tissue itself- also known as white matter
disease. Per Nolan's estimate, he looked at about 100 patients, and not just pilots,
but personnel working across the military, government, and aerospace sectors.
What Nolan and his team discovered is that people who had claimed to have had
a UAP experience had what he described as a quote- over-connection of neurons between
the head of the caudate and the putamen. This area of the brain is associated with
perception and poses the question of if these over-connections existed prior to the sighting,
or if the sighting was possible exactly because of these over-connections.
In other words, Nolan proposed as a hypothesis that perhaps people with overdeveloped sensory
abilities are more likely to spot the phenomenon, indicating that at some level,
UAPs may be either affecting human perception or more likely to be perceived by a certain segment
of the population. Even more curious, when Noland investigated the MRIs of several dozen patients,
he found that people with this over-developed region of the brain are more likely to seek out
a partner with a similar condition than not- could there be a 'UFO gene', or could mankind
be evolving over time to better identity a phenomenon perceived as a potential threat?
Nolan's interest in the phenomenon led him to investigate alleged recovered materials
from UFOs. In one case, his team analyzed debris left behind by an alleged UAP with some curious
results. Known as the Council Bluffs incident, the event occurred on Saturday, December 17th, 1977,
in Council Bluffs, Iowa. At approximately 7:45 pm, two residents of Council Bluffs witnessed a
red orb falling to earth near the northern end of the town. It did not appear to be in complete free
fall, but was moving rapidly enough to indicate an imminent crash. Moments later, the object
disappeared below the horizon line, followed by a bright flash of light and tall flames.
Upon reaching the scene, the witnesses discovered an area covered by molten metal,
which glowed red-hot and had set the grass on fire. Arriving police and a fireman who were
on the scene fifteen minutes later estimated that the mass was about 35 to 55 pounds and
still liquid enough to boil and run along the contours of the terrain. There was no crater
to indicate an impact, and the center of the mass of molten metal remained warm for over two hours.
The site was near a local airport, and at first, some sort of accident was suspected. However,
the airport reported no accident or in-flight emergency from any of its aircraft, and the lack
of an impact crater made a meteor highly unlikely. Chemical analysis at Iowa State University and
Griffin Pipe Products Company found that the material was a metallic alloy mostly made up of
iron with small parts of nickel and chromium. The scientists concluded that the sample was likely
carbon steel that had been cast and then reheated to 1,000 degrees before being cooled. However,
that explanation doesn't account for how a very large amount of very heavy steel
could have been deposited at the site still in a completely molten state. Nor were any
explanations offered for the luminous object viewed by the two witnesses,
who were deemed responsible for depositing the pool of molten metal.
Within an hour of the event, an additional 11 witnesses came forward, all of whom attested
to observing the same object. Witnesses described a bright quote- reddish ball-
that fell straight down to earth, followed by a bright flash and flames as reported by the
original witnesses. Further investigation revealed additional witnesses throughout the community,
including some who had a much better and closer vantage point. One couple who had been driving
nearby at the time reported seeing a round object with bright red lights blinking in
sequence around its periphery. The object hovered stationary for a few moments before the witnesses
lost sight of it. It was thus speculated that the object had not crashed but rather rapidly
descended to treetop height and then ejected the molten mass for some unknown purpose.
The US Air Force responded to the Council Bluffs police's request for aid in the case. Their report
suggested that the object had been space debris, but the Air Force countered that the object was
unlikely to be space debris as reentering debris does not impact in a molten state. The lack of a
crater or indentation also hinted that it could not have been space debris, as did the fact that
the object was seen glowing at an elevation of only a few hundred feet, and space debris does
not remain glowing at this altitude. Further, the analysis of the molten material revealed no
structure, thus making it unlikely it had ever been a manufactured space object. Strangely,
though, the Air Force concluded that the incident did not merit further analysis or investigation.
With the debris and aircraft accident theory out, some suggested it was a hoax perpetrated with the
use of thermite. Yet when witnesses arrived on scene, the metal was still in a liquid state,
and the chemical analysis revealed no trace of thermite. Further, it does not explain
the nearly two dozen witnesses who had seen the orb-like objects with varying degrees of detail,
given their vantage points. Another theory positing that a hoaxer had
simply poured molten metal in the area was deemed almost certainly impossible,
given the amount of equipment needed to keep some of the material liquid in the first place
and the fact that no metallurgical plant in the area had done any pouring on that day.
Nolan's modern investigation into a sample of the material revealed that
it had been incompletely mixed, further baffling researchers into the material's
origin or purpose. One hypothesis was that the material could have been part
of an advanced type of exotic nuclear reactor known today- but the sample was missing some
of the elements for the type of materials needed for such a reactor to work properly.
There have been fifteen known cases of material ejected by UAPs, though we only have a few samples
available for study today. Some of these samples indicated extreme levels of purity,
which would have been very expensive to manufacture at the time, such as a sample
recovered from Ubatuba in Brazil, where a UAP ejected a form of nearly pure magnesium. The
fact that the chain of custody on that sample is questionable in places, though, and the ability
to easily obtain a similar composition sample today makes this a difficult case to verify.
It's difficult to verify materials of non-human origin given the long historical
timelines and problems with verifying chain of custody, but Dr. Nolan's efforts are part of a
growing scientific push into the serious investigations of UAP. This effort faces
the historical counter-push from establishment academia who perpetuates ridicule culture around
the phenomenon while offering no plausible explanations for the physical, electronic,
and witness evidence indicating the presence of UAP on earth.
With growing pressure from the public and even defense officials, though,
a demand for a serious investigation into the phenomenon has resulted in a new effort by
the Department of Defense and the growth of civilian-led efforts such as The Sol
Foundation and The Galileo Project. While we cannot ascertain the true identity of UAP,
we do have evidence that even if not outright hostile to human life,
they are disturbingly hazardous to our health- and this warrants serious and immediate consideration.
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