The Pentagon believes that an alien ship would have sent probes to Earth

A recent report by Pentagon He pointed out that an alien spacecraft was able to orbit near the Earth and send probes to analyze the condition of our planet.

The news was reported by a specialized office at the headquarters of the US Department of Defense dedicated to the study of anomalous space objects.

The authors of the report were Sean KirkpatrickDirector of the All Site Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) e abraham loebchair of Harvard’s astronomy department.

The research that the mothership would have done would be similar to what NASA does in its space missions.

what the authors say

The Kirkpatrick and Loeb report states that “an artificial interstellar object could potentially be a mothership ejecting many small probes on its approach to Earth, something similar to NASA missions. These “dandelion seeds” could be separated from the ship by the gravitational pull of the Sun or be a maneuver in their own right.

He also says that “with proper design,” the probes could reach Earth and other planets in the solar system “for exploration,” as the spacecraft passes between the planet and the sun.

“Astronomers would not be able to detect miniprobes because they don’t reflect enough sunlight to be viewed in the telescopes we have,” the report explains.

Aliens, a concern

The US government has shown interest in this type of look for decades.

Indeed, in 2005, Congress mandated NASA to track all space objects larger than 140 meters.

The Pentagon report comes after the US Air Force shot down a number of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) over different areas of the country and Canada.

Snowden’s distrust

In this sense, the former employee of the US National Security Agency (NSA) and whistleblower Edward Snowden recently claimed that the US is wasting time and money shooting down UFOs on US and Canadian soil to distract from the investigation North stream.

The White House has awarded “the month of February to fighter jets to launch missiles worth $400,000 to $12 balloons from the local fan club,” Snowden tweeted in February after reports broke that suspected UFOs were likely just balloons civilians by local fans.

The shooting down of the UFOs was just a political stunt to divert public attention from the investigation into the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, said Snowden, who exposed the NSA’s extensive spy program on US citizens and foreign leaders in 2013.

He North American Aerospace Defense Command In early February, he said he had discovered three UFOs, two of which were shot down by the US military over US airspace, while the third was discovered over Canadian soil.