British astronaut: UFO photographed by US military is likely to be alien

Military has photographed more than 100 unidentified flying objects (UFOs), which are likely to be aliens.

The British astronaut named Tim Peake believes that UFOs may be evidence of the existence of time travel.

In an interview a few days ago, Pique talked about the UFO footage captured by the U.S. military. He said, “I heard a pilot say that there may be some people who have developed time travel technology in the future. This is something that comes back from the future. ?”

While Peak didn’t give an exact answer, he shared some theories he’d heard.

“I don’t think it’s developed by any organization or institution on the planet,” Peak said. “When you see the clips, I think it’s pretty remarkable stuff. The capabilities of these machines do look extraordinary.”

One of the footage shows a small object quickly passing the pilot’s field of vision, while another video shows a glowing triangle in the sky.

Although various speculations have been circulating, no U.S. government officials have given a specific explanation for these UFOs.

But everyone agrees that the way these objects move is difficult to explain.

The mysterious flying objects have been photographed more than 100 times by the U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Congress recently held a special hearing on UFOs for the first time in 50 years.

U.S. government officials reportedly asked the U.S. military to explain the sightings, but no one knew what they were.

Scott Bray, deputy director of the Office of Naval Intelligence, said the U.S. military has not attempted to communicate with the aircraft. Bray also stressed that limited data and reports hinder firm conclusions about these mysterious objects.

U.S. government officials also point out that the stigma of reporting UFOs increases the threat of these UFOs. “The stigma associated with unidentified aerial phenomena has long hindered good analysis,” said U.S. House of Representatives Rep. Andre Carson. “Pilots either avoided reporting or were ridiculed for reporting. U.S. The military also had doubts and deliberately concealed the issue.”

According to reports, a revised 2021 report shows that the US government recorded 144 reports of UFOs from 2004 to around 2021.

None of the reports ruled out aliens, but included explanations for common natural phenomena such as “air clutter caused by birds and balloons, and natural atmospheric phenomena such as ice crystals.”

An intelligence committee of lawmakers tasked with tackling the issues has vowed to find the source of the UFOs.

“We are aware that our active duty personnel have encountered UFOs, and due to the potential risks UAPs pose to flight safety and overall safety, we are committed to focusing our efforts on identifying their source,” said Ronald O. said Ronald Moultrie.

The committee held a public hearing on UFOs in May, but has since held a private meeting