From extraordinary claims to secret government facilities, here’s how Bob Lazar exposes
area 51: Number 11 Who Is Bob Lazar?
Robert Lazar is an alleged scientist and one of the world’s best-known UFO whistle blowers.
In the late 1980s he gave a series of interviews in which he claimed to have worked at a top
secret government facility where he was introduced to alien flying saucers.
According to Lazar, he was selected to work on the aircraft in order to back-engineer
its propulsion system.
The technology was reportedly far more advanced than anything humanity was capable of at the
time and perhaps since.
Lazar has been unwavering in his story for over 3 decades, which has earned him a number
of supporters and critics alike.
The scientific community generally views his claims with skepticism, pointing out that
they lack solid evidence and that they mostly hinge on Lazar’s word.
It’s worth mentioning that the information we’re about to go through generally comes
from Lazar himself and the investigative reports into
his story.
Number 10 Early Life According to Lazar’s friends and family
he’d shown an interest in science from a very young age.
As a child he would make his own fireworks, a passion that followed him into adulthood.
Most of those close to him support his claims of being a scientist as well as his knowledge
of electronics, chemistry, physics, jet engines and combustion engines.
Since 1987, before he started working at S4, Lazar and his friend Gene Huff ran an annual
festival called Desert Blast, in the Nevada desert.
It features rockets, homemade explosives, jet-powered vehicles and other pyrotechnics.
In fact, Bob Lazar’s story begins with an article in the Los Alamos Monitor about how
he’d put a jet engine on his Honda CRX.
Before we move on, answer this question.
What pseudonym did Bob Lazar use the first time he addressed the general public on his
highly classified work?
a.
Joe b. Dennis
c.
Jack d.
Steve Let us know what you think in the comments
section below and stay tuned to find out the right answer.
Number 9 Education Controversy On paper, Bob Lazar took some electronics
courses at Pierce Junior College, in Los Angeles, during the late 1970s.
He claims to have a masters degree in electronic technology from the California Institute of
Technology and a masters in physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The degrees would give his claims of being a scientist the necessary legitimacy, but
there are no records of him attending either CalTech or MIT.
In fact, he doesn’t appear to have been a member of any professional body.
Lazar suspects that his records were erased by government branches who sought to discredit
him.
Number 8 Employment Controversy Another controversial aspect was his employment
at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
The official position is that he never worked there.
However, the article in the Los Alamos Monitor, which included a front-page picture of Lazar
and his jet engine Honda, listed him as physicist at the laboratory.
Moreover, he was also listed in the lab’s employee and contractor phone directory, which
confirms his employment at the facility.
Number 7 Recruitment In 1982, at Los Alamos, Lazar approached Edward
Teller, the father of the hydrogen bomb and a scientific consultant to a number of US
presidents.
Coincidentally, at the time, Teller was reading the very article with Lazar’s picture on
its front page.
After Lazar introduced himself, the two had a brief conversation about jet engines.
Years later, Lazar wanted to get back into the scientific field.
He sent resumes to various laboratories and included Edward Teller on the list.
Teller remembered Lazar and told him to contact someone at EG&G, a defense contractor in Nevada
with access to some of the government’s most sensitive technologies.
Lazar reportedly “dazzled” his EG&G interviewers and was eventually hired to work on a propulsion
project in an “outer area”.
He subsequently met a man named Dennis Mariani and was flown to Area 51, at Groom Lake.
Lazar reportedly waived his constitutional rights and agreed to complete secrecy and
a rigorous monitoring process.
Afterwards, a bus with blacked out windows took him and Mariani to the S4 facility, near
Papoose Lake.
Lazar has always maintained having no idea about why he’d been selected for the top
secret project.
Some of his supporters believe it was a combination of attention from his propulsion experiments
and Edward Teller’s recommendation.
Number 6 Lazar’s Work at S4 S4 was a facility built in the side of a mountain
that featured a number of hangars and buildings.
It’s here that Lazar was introduced to his lab partner, a man he only identified as “Barry”,
who’d been there longer.
Lazar first started to realize that he was working with extraterrestrial technology when
he was exposed to a reactor from a flying saucer.
It was a sphere about the size of a basketball on a metal plate.
It produced a gravitational field via contact with the plate.
Barry asked Lazar to put his hands on it and he couldn’t touch it.
The consensus was and is that humans don’t have the technology capable of producing gravity.
Lazar suspects that his predecessor had died during a desperate experiment where they were
trying to cut into the reactor.
Lazar worked at S4 for roughly 6 months, from 1988 to 1989, and his job was to figure out
how to duplicate the alien technology with available materials.
According to him he made virtually no progress during his time there.
The activity taking place at S4 was extremely compartmentalized, meaning that Lazar didn’t
get to interact with others and wasn’t aware of their progress either.
He did, however, receive briefings and an overview of the project.
From these documents he learned that in the past 10,000 years, technologically superior
extraterrestrial beings have been involved with the Earth.
They’re believed to have come from the twin binary star system Zeta Reticuli, about 39.3
light years from our planet.
Lazar doesn’t know how the government came in possession of the crafts.
He claimed, at one point, seeing a small “grey” being standing between two men in lab coats,
as he was passing by a window.
He only caught a slight glimpse before his armed escort told him to keep his eyes forward.
Number 5 Flying Saucers Bob Lazar saw nine flying saucers, all of
different shapes and build, during his time at S4.
This only happened once, when the hangar doors were all open.
He believes that several of them were still operational.
Nevertheless, he only got to work on one, which he dubbed “Sport Model”.
His job was to try and reverse-engineer its power and propulsion system.
Lazar got to see the interior of the flying disc once.
He describes it as having no right angles and that it looked like it was fused together,
as if it was made out of “melted wax”.
There was no wiring connecting the components and they worked by being in proximity to each
other.
The interior was made for a being smaller than a human.
Sport Model was shaped like a flying disc, of about 52 feet in diameter, constructed
from unknown materials.
Lazar got to witness a test flight on one occasion.
Because Sport Model wasn’t bound by gravity, it moved in unconventional ways and reportedly
had the ability of distorting light and space/time.
Number 4 Lazar and George Knapp Frustrated by the secrecy of his job, Lazar,
who was in his 20s at the time, had a rebellious moment against S4.
He told a few of his friends, including Gene Huff, what was really going on and took them
to the desert to witness an S4 UFO test flight.
On a Wednesday night, they saw a remarkable display in which a bright glowing disc jumped
in flashes across the Nevada night sky, and even got really close to them.
Bob and his friends tried to repeat the experience a week later but were encircled by security.
The military personnel told them that, even though they were on public land, they were
approaching a government facility and that they should move back to the highway.
Because he’d broken the secrecy, Bob Lazar’s position at S4 was compromised.
His security clearance was revoked and he began to fear for his life.
Lazar went on TV in silhouette to tell the world about what was happening in central
Nevada.
At some point later, his back tire was shot out.
In an effort to protect himself Lazar decided to work with George Knapp to expose the story.
Knapp, an award-winning investigative journalist, has remained one of Lazar’s most loyal supporters.
Recent interest in Bob Lazar’s story comes from a Netflix documentary entitled “Bob
Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers”.
His appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience alongside the documentary’s director, Jeremy
Corbell, has also reignited public interest into his story.
Number 3 Element 115 Element 115 is the linchpin of Lazar’s story
and the factor that seems to give his claims validity.
In 1989, Lazar said that Sport Model’s antimatter reactor was fueled by atomic element 115.
This element wouldn’t be successfully synthesized until 2003, by a joint team of Russian and
American scientists.
Known as moscovium, an extremely radioactive element that even in its most stable forms
has a half-life of less than a second.
Lazar knew about it roughly 15 years earlier.
There’s also the aspect of gravity waves.
In the late 1980s, the knowledge was that gravity moves through particles known as gravitons.
Lazar claimed he learned from the disc’s power source that gravity moves in waves,
which was also later determined to be true.
Then there’s an identity-confirming device which Lazar talked about and many were quick
to discredit as science fiction, in the late 1980s.
It was a rudimentary biometrics device that confirmed a person’s identity by shinning
a light through their palm and measuring the bone distance in the fingers.
Its existence was also later confirmed.
Number 2 Motivation Lazar says that he came forward in order to
protect himself as he noticed that aspects of his life were being erased.
He felt that he needed to do something before he disappeared altogether.
On the Joe Rogan Experience Lazar talked about how the decision has affected him.
Branches of government have been harassing him, his friends and his family.
Strangers have been showing up to his house wanting to talk to him about his experiences.
His business, United Nuclear Scientific Equipment and Supplies has also become a target, raided
by various government agencies.
The suspicion among Lazar supporters is that he took some element 115 with him during his
time at S4 and the government is still trying to recover it.
Lazar went to great lengths to prove to the world that he’s telling the truth.
He passed four polygraph tests and even underwent hypnosis to try and remember more about his
time at S4.
Some believe Lazar while others think he’s a fraud, a hoaxster or the victim of a government
mind-control program.
So, what pseudonym did Bob Lazar use the first time he addressed the public on his findings?
If you chose b, Dennis, then you’re right.
In May, 1989, Lazar concealed his identity and used the pseudonym during a first public
interview with George Knapp for a Las Vegas TV station called KLAS.
Number 1 Area 51 Regardless of where you stand when it comes
to Bob Lazar’s story, one aspect is indisputable which is that he was the first to expose Area
51 to the general public.
The highly classified US Air Force facility, located within the Nevada desert, was publicly
acknowledged by the CIA in June 2013, under a Freedom of Information Act request.
Its official names, according to the CIA, are Groom Lake and Homey Airport.
When Lazar talked about Area 51 in 1989, many were quick to deny its existence as a secret
facility.
Area 51’s primary purpose is still unknown to the public but speculations, based on its
history, include the testing of highly classified weapon systems and experimental aircrafts.
If Bob Lazar’s story is ever conclusively proven, then experimenting with alien technology
can be added to that the list.
It would be, without a doubt, the greatest find in our collective history and a long
awaited answer to the question: are we alone in the Universe?
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