NASA has made amazing discoveries over the past year and life on another planet is one of them. Well, according to one NASA Scientist, planet Saturn has already been a breeding ground for unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
Normal Bergrun, a NASA scientist, states that "living alien UFO spaceships" have started "proliferating" on planet Saturn's rings. Bergrun was a renowned engineer who worked with NASA's Ames Research Center. In several interviews concerning the situation of the solar system, Bergrun claims that the number of UFO spaceships have reached "critical" levels.
In addition, Bergrun had worked alongside Lockheed Martin on top-secret aerospace projects. One of this has been garnerning attention due to his pet theory. Extraterrestrial life is reportedly present in the solar system, but scientists have yet to recognise it. It was Bergrun who allegedly found evidence of alien life on the Saturn's rings. Other ringed planets include Jupiter and Uranus.
His findings were published in 1986 entitled "Ringmakers of Saturn." It was in this book that Bergrun theorized that alien spacecraft had already been spotted on Saturn's rings.
"What I found out is, these things inhabit Saturn, that's where I first discovered them, and they're proliferating. You can [also] find them around Uranus and Jupiter," stated Bergrun, adding, "Wherever you see some rings, that is where I see the crafts, I call them a ringmaker."
According to Bergrun, the rings of Jupiter, Uranus, and Saturn were purposely created for alien's source of energy. While Bergrun's theories have yet to be recognized by NASA, other pioneers in the field seem to agree with him.
"It is my thesis that flying saucers are real and... they are space ships from another solar system," stated Herman Oberth, pioneer of aerospace technology. "I think that they possibly are manned by intelligent observers who are members of a race that may have been investigating our Earth for centuries."
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