Billionaire Elon Musk expressed his support for the theory of unidentified flying objects, suggesting that they may represent a new hidden weapons program in the massive budget of the US government. This came during an interview with technology mogul Tucker Carlson, where Musk confirmed that he believes “we are the extraterrestrial beings” because he has not seen any evidence of life outside Earth during his tenure at SpaceX.
During the interview, Musk stated that unidentified flying objects are just one part, pointing to the existence of a group of secret programs, such as new aircraft and missiles, being developed. His statements aligned with Pentagon confirmations, which indicated that the increase in sightings of unidentified flying objects in the fifties and sixties was due to testing of American spy aircraft and advanced space technology.
In the same context, Musk promised to be the first to reveal the existence of extraterrestrial life. He affirmed that he would use platform X to publish any evidence he may come across, saying, “I assure you that the moment I see any evidence of extraterrestrial beings, I will publish it immediately.”
However, Musk added that he believes the unidentified flying objects currently appearing in the sky are actually secret military vehicles. He said, “Where are the extraterrestrial beings? Why don’t I see them?” adding, “Many people believe we see extraterrestrial beings, but I haven’t seen any evidence.”
Musk also explained that SpaceX owns over six thousand Starlink satellites in orbit and has never needed to maneuver around any spacecraft.
Comments from skeptical commentators confirmed that unidentified flying objects could be classified as American military test aircraft or next-generation vehicles like the unmanned Silent Ventus aircraft. Rumors also circulated about SpaceX building a network of hundreds of spy satellites under a secret contract worth eight hundred million dollars with the US Intelligence Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office, which may represent the secret weapons Musk referred to.
