Former Lockheed Martin Engineer Allegedly Claimed Involvement in Alien Spacecraft Technology
In a series of videos and interviews, Boyd Bushman, a retired Senior Scientist at Lockheed Martin, made bold claims about antigravity technology and encounters with extraterrestrial beings. Bushman, who worked in the aerospace industry for over four decades, claimed to have been working on a secret antigravity project for several years, but was unable to reveal any details due to a non-disclosure agreement.
In these videos, Bushman described alien technology and craft, presenting supposed alien photos and making technical assertions about propulsion systems based on antigravity principles. One of his most notable claims was related to a patent for a triangular craft resembling the TR-3B UFO. However, these claims have not been independently verified or supported by publicly available, scientifically validated evidence.
Bushman also claimed to have seen evidence that these extraterrestrial beings had been visiting Earth for thousands of years, and that they had interacted with humans in the past. He even alleged to have seen a secret government document that described a meeting between government officials and extraterrestrial beings.
Despite Bushman's claims, there is no credible independent confirmation or declassified government documents that authenticate his assertions. Mainstream scientific efforts and government disclosures, including projects like Harvard’s Galileo Project studying UAPs, have yet to publish conclusive, empirical evidence of antigravity or alien technology consistent with Bushman’s descriptions.
Meanwhile, the close encounter of Asteroid Apophis with Earth on Friday, April 13, 2029, at a distance of approximately 19,000 miles (31,000 kilometers), has raised hopes of a safe passage. However, the uncertainty surrounding cosmic events has fueled beliefs in non-human intelligences.
It's important to note that antigravity research refers to the scientific exploration of potential objects or substances that can counteract the Earth's gravitational force. The Hutchison Effect, a phenomenon involving anomalous occurrences such as levitation, fusion of dissimilar materials, and spontaneous fracturing of metals, involves a deep understanding of electromagnetism and radiofrequency. However, the Hutchison Effect is a distinct phenomenon from the claimed antigravity technology described by Boyd Bushman.
John Hutchison, a Canadian inventor known for the Hutchison Effect, has not made any claims about secret antigravity projects or interactions with extraterrestrial beings, unlike Boyd Bushman. Research on antigravity dates back to various historical periods, indicating a long-standing interest in the concept. However, it remains a controversial topic, with many skeptical of its potential.
In summary, while Boyd Bushman's claims about antigravity technology and UFOs are intriguing, they exist primarily in personal testimony and uncorroborated video statements without scientific validation or official confirmation. As we await the safe passage of Asteroid Apophis, it's crucial to approach such claims with a healthy dose of scepticism and wait for empirical evidence before drawing conclusions.
[1] https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/boyd-bushman-lockheed-martin-ufo-antigravity-a7657631.html [2] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2529965/Lockheed-Martin-scientist-claims-alien-craft-deployed-Area-51.html [4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3r4d-0LXzE [5] https://www.sciencealert.com/lockheed-martin-scientist-says-he-saw-aliens-and-antigravity-tech-but-no-one-believes-him
