This man was employed in one of the most secret facilities operated by the US government in the late 1990s. After years of reverse engineering unknown technology obtained from alien artifacts, he risked openly discussing his entire ordeal.
Another decade was coming to an end, and rumors of “flying discs” and strange beings from other worlds were on people’s lips. It was in 1989 that a man known as Robert Scott Lazar decided it was time to shed some light on this issue. Like other UFO whistleblowers, Lazar decided to speak up, and contacted a local news station in Las Vegas with the sole wish of making his notorious story public.
The demo had been aired and Lazar began his streak of incredible revelations. He claimed that he had been part of a secret government program known as Galileo, where he worked as a physicist to reproduce alien technology recovered from obtained artifacts. The entire operation took place 10 miles south of Area 51, inside a top-secret underground facility called S4.
The entrance to the base rested perfectly on the steep mountainside and was perfectly camouflaged with natural material. Inside there were a total of nine aircraft hangars where artifacts were stored aliens.
Lazar said he had seen nine alien artifacts during the time he worked there between December 1988 and April 1989, and provided pertinent and detailed descriptions of both their outer casing and their inner mechanism. According to him, its propulsion systems run on amplified gravity waves that were generated via a reactor found at the lowest level of the ship.
One of his attributions as a physicist involved investigating the fuel in the saucer, a compound with the atomic number 115. This particular element had mysterious properties that allowed flying devices to bend the space around them, allowing two points anywhere in the cosmos to be dragged and causing the walking distance to become minimal. However, the catalyst required for this process could not be synthesized on Earth.
I am completely sure of what I saw. I know what mainstream science is, I know where physics is, I know all that, and this is an alien artifact, ”said Bob Lazar. “This technology exists hundreds and hundreds of years before us, and that’s the end of that story.”
Lazar also spoke of a briefing he received from aliens that originated from the fourth planet of the binary star system Zeta Reticuli 2, more precisely those known as “the Grays.” These are extended historical events spanning over 100,000 Earth years where aliens have contributed to the birth and development of humanity.
He also revealed facts about the flying shield he had worked on. Its diameter ranged from 9 to 12 meters, its interior had a command console and small seats that seemed more suitable for children than an adult individual.
After his daring public speech, Lazar’s life changed for the worse with the large number of threats he received, putting him in an anxious posture. Beyond this, his fears came true after a near-fatal shot.
Lazar caused a great deal of excitement and intrigue within the UFO community, with many people who emerged after his valiant attempt to reveal the truth. Television journalist George Knapp was one of those who wanted to know if his stories were true or pure fiction, so he tried to reach the famous S4 base, but to no avail. He couldn’t bypass the government’s restrictions, so he followed a different path that led to another brick wall.
It became difficult to check Lazar’s background. His hospital birth certificate, collage papers, and proof of employment were all missing for some reason, and there was also no proof that he worked at Los Alamos National Laboratories.
However, not all traces were erased, as his name and painting were discovered in print in the July 1982 issue of the Los Alamos monitor. Showing Bob Lazar bent over a jet, and his employment situation referred to him as a scientist with Los Alamos.
Lazar’s claims have solid reasoning and background, along with notions that denote a true background as a physicist and engineer. However, there are numerous skeptics who deny the authenticity of his claims., stating that they are nothing more than empty words intended to gain personal wealth and recognition.
Who is right? Only we can decide for now, but Lazar still has the credit for pushing Area 51 to the notoriety it has today, despite being a highly secretive government base. Considering the level of secrecy attributed to this facility, it is easy to understand why Lazar’s statements were untraceable.
However, it inspired numerous whistleblowers to speak of the government’s secret operations with extraterrestrial beings and advanced spacecraft. One such example is this South African Brigadier General who spilled his truth on Art Bell’s C2C podcast in 2004.
Whatever the case, Bob Lazar remains an iconic figure for the field of UFOlogy, and his claims a symbol of bravery in the battle against powers that try to hide the truth.
