Edgar Mitchell
According to the Daily Mail, Edgar Mitchell was the sixth person to walk on the Moon in 1971 after traveling on the Apollo 14 spacecraft of the Aeronautics Administration and American Space Agency (NASA).
Edgar Mitchell took pictures on the Moon.
On the way back from the Moon he experienced a strange spiritual phenomenon Since then, he has devoted his life to proving the existence of extraterrestrial life.
He claimed that aliens once saved humanity from a nuclear war. destruction while also claiming that the Vatican is covering up knowledge of an alien race that is trying to share the secrets of a new energy source.
According to Mitchell, aliens are often discovered on nuclear warhead launching sites and it was the aliens who stopped nuclear weapon launches during the tense period of the Cold War.
This astronaut firmly believes that the US government is covered up the Roswell scandal in which a saucer-shaped spaceship was said to have crashed into a small town in New Mexico. The reason he gave for this cover-up was because the United States did not know whether the aliens were friendly or not and did not want the Soviet Union to know this information.
Mitchell died at the hospital on April 4. February 2016 at the age of 85.
Gordon Cooper
Gordon Cooper is one of 7 astronauts selected for a spaceship mission by NASA’s first human rover. The mission called Project Mercury was conducted from 1958 to 1963 with the goal of putting humans into orbit.
Astronaut Cooper.
However, these astronauts’ spacecraft are controlled automatically instead of being controlled by the astronauts. inside the controller. Cooper once claimed he saw an unidentified flying object (UFO) over Germany in 1951 and saw aliens at an American experimental air base during his time at NASA. “I believe that these alien vehicles and their crews are visiting this planet from other planets that are clearly technologically superior to us on Earth,” he told the United Nations in 2019. 1984.
“First we may have to show them that we have learned to solve our problems by peaceful means instead of “What kind of war is it like before we are accepted as qualified members of the space team?” he said. “Their acceptance will bring enormous possibilities to improve our world in all areas.” At the age of 77, Cooper suffered from Parkinson’s disease and died of heart failure on October 4, 2004.
Deke Slayton
< p style=”text-align:justify”>Deke Slayton was also a member of Project Mercury and he reportedly saw a UFO in 1951. Daily Star quoted Slayton as saying: “It looked like a saucer Stand at a 45 degree angle. I don’t have a camera or I would have taken a few pictures. At that point for whatever reason it just took off and gained altitude and disappeared.”
Image of astronaut Slayton in 1973.
Slayton was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in 1992 and died of the disease in age 69 on June 13, 1993. Brian O’Leary
Brian O’Leary was selected for a NASA mission to Mars in 1967 even though the program was postponed by a year. After nearly losing his life, O’Leary’s views on alien life changed.
Brian O’Leary.
Brian O’Leary.
Brian O’Leary.
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Brian O’Leary was selected for a NASA mission to Mars in 1967 even though the program was postponed by a year. After nearly losing his life, O’Leary’s views on alien life changed.
Brian O’Leary.
PhD “There is a lot of evidence that we are being contacted,” said O’Leary, who became a physics professor at Princeton University after leaving NASA. Extraterrestrial civilizations have been observing us for a long time, and their appearance is difficult to explain from any traditional Western materialist perspective. Not long after being diagnosed with colon cancer, O’Leary passed away on July 28, 2011 at his home in Vilcabamba Ecuador.
Shortly after being diagnosed with Diagnosed with bowel cancer O’Leary passed away on July 28, 2011 at his home in Vilcabamba Ecuador.
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