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Whistleblowers have claimed there is a secret Pentagon UFO data retrieval program codenamed Immaculate Constellation. The program supposedly is used to “detect” and “quarantine” the military’s best UFO imagery, videos, eyewitness testimonies and electronic sensor evidence.
This program has supposedly been hidden from Congressional oversight since 2017, the whistleblowers claim. Immaculate Constellation is what is known, according to a government source, as an “Unacknowledged Special Access Program,” or USAP.
Naturally, a Pentagon spokesperson denied the existence of the program. Really though, what else could they have said about a government program that the whistleblowers claim is “above top secret?”
This week, more fuel was added to the conspiratorial fire when an email containing UFO images allegedly from the U.S. military were leaked online by an anonymous source.
According to DailyMail.com…
The black-and-white images show ornately spiked ‘cruciform’ UFOs, boomerang-shaped flying wings, a floating ‘hot’ cube, traditional flying saucers and several other craft that look straight out of classic science fiction.
The screengrabs are said to be from infrared and thermal camera footage taken by military ‘heads up displays,’ but details were redacted to protect both sensitive US national security interests.
“This person has asked me to redact their email address, although I can tell you that there is nothing identifiable in it,” said Nathan Latvaitis of the YouTube channel Strange Mysteries, which has almost two million subscribers and is where the images were first made public.
“The UAPs [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] observed demonstrate capabilities far beyond conventional aerospace benchmarks,” the whistleblower wrote about the photographs that were allegedly taken at sensitive military locations.
“Shape-shifting has been observed — possibly due to advanced cloaking or optical refraction — referred to as ‘morphogenic behavior,’ allowing for adaptation to environments or missions,” he added.
He also addressed those who doubt the images authenticity.
“Many traditional media outlets would require verification of my identity and credentials,” he wrote. “This is not feasible due to the risks involved. [Those news media] organizations, despite their best intentions, are not equipped to handle the level of secrecy and potential retaliation associated with this information.”
“I was part of one of the legacy programs,” he continued. “I know that’s vague, but unfortunately that’s all I can offer at this point.”
Journalist Michael Shellenberger, founder of the website Public, was one of the witnesses to testify before Congress in November. He said in his testimony that the Immaculate Constellation program has thousands of images of UFOs.
“What the American people need to know is that the U.S., military and intelligence community are sitting on a huge amount of visual and other information: still photos, video, photos, other sensor information, and they have for a very long time,” Shellenberger said. “And it’s not those fuzzy photos and videos that we’ve been given. There’s very clear, high resolution [images].”