The government of the United States has long been under the radar for allegedly hiding something unknown related to the UFOs and aliens.
Now, the 1947 UFO crash, which took place in New Mexico and left the world shocked, has again resurfaced after recently leaked government texts revealed that there was more to it than what was known to the people.
The partially redacted communication was posted on social media and a top-ranking intelligence official was noted as saying that people would be “slack-jawed” to know the complete truth.
Is this news? We know Roswell has more to it than we were told - I’m the biggest skeptic you’re likely to find and even I will happily admit there was something going on. Was it a UAP? No, undoubtedly it was some experimental BS. But the government has been pretty open about it being a coverup nontheless. It’s just an incident we’re never likely to find out the truth of, because at this point anything they say, even a full confession that it was in fact aliens, will be viewed as lies furthering the coverup and yet cause an absolute media firestorm they’ll have to deal with.
What did we have in 1947 that could travel 1200 mph. First it was weather balloons then it was radar targets now what is it going to be with that kind of speed.
… Lots of things? Setting aside the tedious nitpicking of the veracity of the 1200 mph claim (which has been done to death and proves little either way), every country in WWII had rockets that could go much faster than that, even greece was experimenting with them. A particular example of a craft that we know was in new mexico at the time of the Roswell crash that could achieve those speeds was the Me 163 Komet, a plane we do not like talking about since it’s pretty conclusive that the Nazis broke the sound barrier in one several years before Yeager and the X-1. That the Nazi’s had already broken the sound barrier back in WWII was certainly something the US government would want to keep secret in 1947.
(Also, the 163 repeatedly melted it’s pilots. Or blew them up. Or reduced them to extra chunky nazi sauce. It was not a ‘good plane’, but it was very based for the sheer number of skilled nazis it killed. And, our tests of it (the one allied test flight we know about) relied on nazi ground crew and engineers that we had captured to even get the damn thing fueled)
(Interestingly, Yeager broke the sound barrier in the same year as the Roswell crash - it’s probably not directly related or anything, just kinda amusing)
The sound barrier isn’t anywhere close to 1200. The best they had at the time were unmanned unguided rockets. Nothing that would have been mistakes for balloons or radar targets or that looked anything like the supposed wreckage displayed.
