Популярная механика: исследователь говорит, что первый НЛО действительно разбился в Италии в 1933 году. И у него есть доказательства.

I don’t understand the comments here. Popular Mechanics has been a mainstream publication for over a century, reaching the very audience people here complain about not caring.

This has to be the dumbest the quote I’ve ever read:

“Dave [Grusch] claims that the US has ‘quite a few’ alien craft that crashed or landed,” West tweeted. “Why, then, is the evidence of their alienness only ‘isotopic ratios’ and ‘strange heavy atomic metal arrangements?’”

The only evidence is isotopic ratios?!?!

Thats saying that these were constructed from materials not available on Earth. That is absolute proof of alien origin, yet, somehow, this part of his debunking argument.

Aliens gave us the technological miracle of the pizza.

Interesting that the «Book of Alien Races: Secret Russian KGB Book of Aliens» mentions the Italian wreck and the date too. I wonder if that lends it some credibility.

From the KGB Book of Alien Races:

>In 1933, near Vergiate, Italy, an alien ship belonging to the race KALENIA crashed killing all its occupants.

>Inside many ancient Italian artifacts were found, (and alien ones). Benito Mussolini created a secret group to look at that incident and any other future ones related to alien races.

>That group still exists and it’s called GIO-1.

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Note: The Daily Mail marks the wreck in Magenta, Italy. This is very close to Vergiate ~ 30 km.

edit; I found this in the Daily Mail article — mentions Vergiate:

>Piecing together the mysterious documents, Pinotti was able to pinpoint SIAI Marchetti in Vergiate, an aircraft facility near the alleged crash site outside Magenta, a satellite town of Milan, as the likely site where the supposed wreckage was stored.

>The site miraculously avoided regular bombing raids by Allied Forces during the Second World War, and 12 years later in 1945 the region was secured by US and UK troops.

* The SIAI-Marchetti is an Italian aircraft company known for its series of light, propeller-driven aircrafts. It was founded in 1915 and produced a range of both military and civilian aircraft.

The article also mentions the secret organization set up to investigate:

>Other documents sent to Pinotti refer to a mysterious government department called ‘Gabinetto RS/33’, or the RS (Special Research) 33 Cabinet, supposedly set up by the Italian dictator to manage the retrieval and study of the alleged saucer wreckage, as well as other UFO incidents.

>Pinotti says RS/33 was headed by Nobel Prize-winning inventor Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the radio.

>To this day, Italian historians and UFO researchers have found no other evidence of this shadowy alleged group or Marconi’s involvement.

If a UFO really did crash in Italy I highly doubt it’s the first one, who knows what’s been recovered half buried (or fully) in dirt around the world

I think the word “evidence” is thrown around way too much.

Whether true or not… David Grusch really didn’t do himself any favors by tying his whistleblower account so heavily into embedded UFO folklore. A lot of mainstream folks tuned him out as soon as he mentioned Mussolini. My wife started laughing and left the room when he brought that up.

So they forgot about Aurora TX 1897?

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Anyone managed to explain how the crash rate of these UFOs (supposedly from another part of the universe) is so much higher than that of our regular planes (and we’ve barely made it to the Moon with our current tech)?

For the love god, stop using the Daily mail as the source. They are not worth it.

It’s hilarious to me that aliens are just crashing on earth lmao what is going on

I totally believe Popular Mechanics over, checks notes, the New York Times, who are not reporting this.