This was posted today on LinkedIn by Geoff Cruickshank:
Journalists George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell discuss with Joe Rogan the evidence provided by a scientist from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory which was tasked in the 1970s with reverse engineering room temperature superconducting materials recovered from a UAP/UFO crash retrieval - an event that is possibly the U.S. Navy's equivalent of Roswell.Both Lawrance Livermore and Los Alamos National Laboratories examined the high-speed footage recorded by two heavily instrumented KC-135 aircraft of the Bluegill Triple Prime nuclear test on October 25, 1962, during the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis. This footage clearly shows an object knocked out of its flight path in the first few microseconds of the fireball of the 400kT, 48km enhanced X-ray device, which was designed to destroy the re-entry vehicles and warheads of Soviet ICBMs via a process called thermo-mechanical spalling. Due to a miscommunication between the two laboratories and the Defense Special Weapons Agency during the footage declassification review in 1998, the footage from the KC-135 designated KETTLE 1 was declassified in full, whilst the footage from KETTLE 2 (flying 50 nautical miles away and also filming the event) was released with a large sanitization patch covering the area that the object appears to tumble from.The debris of the object was recovered by the US Navy vessels USS John S, McCain, USS Engage, USS Safeguard, and USNS Point Barrow in the days following the event - which is evidenced by the unclassified deck logs of the vessels involved in the recovery effort. It was the US Navy's equivalent of the 1947 Roswell crash retrieval.As Livermore and Los Alamos had reviewed the highly classified footage of the Bluegill Triple Prime event that detailed the knockdown, it seems entirely plausible that both Labs were also engaged in the reverse engineering efforts of the recovered exotic materials, including superconducting devices that may exploit the planet's magnetohydrodynamic forces to provide propulsion. LLNL is currently restoring the film captured by high-speed photography pioneering contractor EG&G of the 215 atmospheric nuclear tests that the US carried out between 1945 and 1962, including the Bluegill Triple Prime event. As a member of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU), I have asked the Board members to approach Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to ask for full declassification of the KETTLE 2 footage for a clearer picture of what actually occurred during the event.#uap #ufo #nuclear #propulsion