Hello, I would like to know your opinion on David Grusch's sworn testimony before the US Congress in 2023 regarding the likelihood that the Americans could have recovered the remains of several UFOs or exotic craft, partially intact after alleged crashes. It is also assumed that Russia and China also possess several craft or remains of non-human origin. A technological race is apparently underway between several nations regarding reverse engineering, but all are hampered in their progress by a significant gap between our current understanding of physics and the technologies being studied. Several current technologies are believed to have originated from the reverse engineering of these craft, such as fiber optics, lasers, and infrared vision. Apparently, according to David Grusch and Bob Lazar, a huge device was discovered during archaeological excavations or an infrastructure construction project in a US ally (possibly South Korea or Australia) during the second half of the 20th century. The exact country and date were not specified for confidentiality reasons. Because the object was too large and heavy to move, it was reportedly decided to build a structure over it (like a warehouse) to conceal it from prying eyes and satellite imagery, allowing them to study it discreetly. We don't know any more at the moment, even though the exact details were revealed behind closed doors before the US Congress. Is there any more information on this? Do you think these claims have any chance of being true? Or is this simply a ridiculous publicity stunt orchestrated by a former high-ranking American official seeking to make a name for himself and capitalize on the UFO craze? If these claims are true, it is truly worrying and serious. Since 2023, we haven't heard anything more from David Grusch, but other whistleblowers in the United States are making headlines and continuing to fuel the debate. Unfortunately, so far, no tangible evidence such as photos has leaked to the public. The secret seems very well kept, and the cover-up continues. It's being called a state secret better guarded than the Manhattan Project during World War II (the development of the first atomic bomb by the Americans). Many people categorically deny the existence of paranormal phenomena or UFOs, but the situation seems to be evolving in the opposite direction, towards the slow and gradual revelation of a real phenomenon that completely eludes us and to which governments and militaries are unable to respond. Of course, I'm not referring to the military videos declassified and authenticated by the Pentagon since 2017. Personally, I think the Pentagon knows more than it's letting on. In other words, I think things have been hidden from us for 80 years. The famous large-scale conspiracy. Even American presidents seem to be unaware of the details of the phenomenon. A persistent rumor also circulates about an alleged UFO crash caused by the USSR on August 10, 1989, near the city of Prokhladny in the North Caucasus. The Russians reportedly used an unconventional method combining high-power radar (electromagnetic pulses) and experimental lasers locked onto the craft. This object had been flying over the military zone for quite some time. The Soviets reportedly first attempted to make contact with the object, but without success. They then allegedly used brute force to try to shoot it down, which differs from the usual American method. A missile exploding near the craft was supposedly the final blow that completely destabilized it and caused it to crash. The 15-meter-diameter object was reportedly recovered and transferred by helicopter to the Kapustin Yar base (the Russian "Area 51"), to the underground research center called Zhitkur. This is the only known instance of a country successfully causing a UFO to crash intentionally. It has never been repeated since. The craft is apparently extremely advanced, with a living surface that reacts to thought. This story seems crazy at first, but persistent accounts regularly converge on this incident. Thank you. Have a good evening and a good weekend. submitted by /u/Yanns_538 [link] [comments]