Unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) have been on our radar, prompting NASA to study them. A UAP hunter claimed he saw a flying saucer and was convinced it was "definitive proof" about extraterrestrial life on Earth.
Flying Saucer Allegedly Proves We're Not Alone On Earth
John Mooner has reportedly seen something weird while scanning the skies for evidence of extraterrestrial life. The Newton Abbot man afterward described the incident, feeling validated by the "glint of light" he now believed to be a UAP, Daily Star reported.
Mooner, who also swears that he's been abducted by aliens before, claims the enigmatic object sped away from him at 1,000 mph, making him vigilantly watch the area.
His attention was immediately drawn to the glitter of light as something metallic emerged from a cloud. According to him, he was stunned by what he saw.
Mooner claimed the sight was a flying saucer with two rectangular black windows on the dome section of the object and four black openings on its bottom. He also reportedly noticed a force field coming from it.
He was able to take a few pictures of the alleged extraterrestrial spacecraft and concluded that aliens existed after seeing the pictures.
He kept watching the region because he hoped to see the amazing craft again.
A few minutes later, it quickly emerged from the cloud, allowing him to observe it again. This time, he was able to photograph the unusual flying saucer from its underside. He said the images he captured were concrete evidence that extraterrestrials visit our planet.
"This is absolutely genuine. The alien presence is real. We are not alone," Mooner claimed.
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UAPs Can Enter Via Wormholes
In a previous report from Science Times, another Ufologist, Jaime Maussan, claimed to notice a UAP near Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano as it blasted lava into the sky. According to the expert, no man-made object could penetrate the crater due to its extremely hot temperature. However, in its recent photos, he noticed an unidentified object flying near the volcano.
He theorized that the UAP entered the volcano's powerful magnetic field through a wormhole. He claimed that the wormhole was a passageway to another universe enabling space travelers to access one area from another side of the universe.
Jack Scudder, a physicist with NASA, claims that X-points are places where the magnetic fields of Earth and the Sun are linked, creating a direct path from our planet to the Sun's atmosphere, which is 93 million miles away.
According to Maussan, renowned physicist Albert Einstein first introduced the idea of wormholes in the 1930s. Because the Sun's and Earth's magnetic fields interact to generate an X-shaped pattern, they are known as X-points.
In his general relativity theory, the German-born scientist, Einstein, defined a "wormhole" as the solution to the field equations that connect two black holes or other locations by a space-time tunnel. Such a tunnel would reportedly provide a straightforward path between its ends.
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