down a UFO UFO ESA astronaut: "Yes, we have seen unexplainable things" must admit, not a day goes by where you do not talk, for better or for worse, the UFO phenomenon
and the existence of intelligent life beyond Earth's orbit. We are seeing a real
escalation in terms of confessions, revelations, declarations, testimonies, interviews, photos and videos, all focused on events and seemingly inexplicable connected ufology.
Today is the turn of
Jean-François Clervoy astronaut Franceco under the European Space Agency (ESA
) since 1992. His last space experience dates back to 1999 with the STS-103 mission whose objective was the repair of the Space Telescope Hubble.
In an interview published in the edition of the English '
ABC, told the astronaut space missions past and present, focusing on the reasons for their (apparently) NASA to "forget" and explaining that to the Moon the American Space Agency are most interesting places to explore, such as Mars and asteoridi. Moreover, existing international cooperation for missions to the project, the European contribution is heavily constrained by the choices and strategies of the United States and Russia.
In conversation with the astronaut, the same set out an ambitious project, his dream: the creation of a space station visit, in geostationary orbit around the Earth at an altitude of 36,000 km. "
Europe - says -
has the technology and the ability to do this project .
Making it interesting revelation
. When asked if the astronauts had seen during space missions, something that could not explain, Clervoy said: "
Yes, there is something. Sometimes there are things we see and that we report, remains a secret. Naturally are issues that come into play with security. Very often it is not disclosed because nothing can be misinterpreted and affect the image and career, or judged as if he had made a mistake .
words that certainly should not be underestimated and that is in addition to the many statements (founded or not) of those who, in recent decades have worn a formal role in the military and scientific.
