Ex-NASA Specialist Claimed US Govt. Possesses Several Operational Alien Spacecraft

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NASA whistleblower Bob Oechsler claimed that the US government is in possession of operational alien spacecraft. He was a mission specialist for NASA in the 1970s and used his knowledge of robotics to research UFOs. In addition to several other deep space projects, Oechsler worked on the docking collar for the Apollo-Soyuz project, the first international space mission between the US and Russia. He passed away on June 6, 2020, after battling lung cancer.

Oechsler asserted that he had received an invitation to serve as a consultant for NASA’s “Cosmic Journey Project,” intended to be a traveling exhibition featuring a full-scale mock-up of a space shuttle. An exhibit about UFOs and extraterrestrials was planned for the event. He said he had discussions regarding the exhibit with the senior Pentagon officials. One enthusiastic general suggested “showing an alien/ET corpse in a cryogenic tank.”

According to Oechsler, “The general described the tank as a space-age looking coffin with blue tube lighting inside the clear lexan cover, propped up at an angle so it wouldn’t look so much like a casket.” “It seems (the general) was concerned about using the real thing versus a mock-up…” The general enquired as to how Oechsler might present it to convince the public that it was a genuine ET corpse. To improve the legitimacy, Oechsler recommended that “it could be authenticated with official plaques of some sort… a companion autopsy report with color photographs” to help the credibility aspect. “As a matter of fact,” said Oechsler, “I got the impression they had a lot of (alien) bodies to choose from.” The project was shelved in the early 1990s for budget reasons.

Admiral Bobby Ray Inman, a former director of naval intelligence and deputy director of the CIA, told Oechsler in 1989 that the US Government was in possession of technology that was not of human origin. Oechsler asked the Admiral over the phone in a taped conversation: “Do you anticipate that any of the recovered (UFO) vehicles would ever become available for technological research? Outside of the military circles?” Admiral Inman replied, “I honestly don’t know. Ten years ago the answer would have been no. Whether as time has evolved they are beginning to become more open about it, there’s a possibility.”

Submitted December 02, 2022 at 11:07AM by Trueboey https://ift.tt/MWNPx2n