Ex-NASA Engineer Alleges Trillions of Cloaked, Shape-Shifting Devices Concealed Worldwide
Former NASA Engineer Alleges Global Network of Alien Tech
(Include image: Richard Banduric during podcast interview)
Ex-NASA and Lockheed Martin engineer Richard Banduric, CEO of Field Propulsion Technologies, claims trillions of cloaked alien devices are hidden worldwide, with clandestine efforts to reverse-engineer recovered UFO technology. On the Ecosystemic Futures podcast (December 2024), Banduric disclosed that advanced “smart materials” from crashed UFOs, capable of invisibility and self-destruction, are scattered globally—potentially as part of an extraterrestrial surveillance network.
Invisible Tech Hundreds of Years Ahead
Banduric described encountering slivers of self-reconfiguring metal that “cloak themselves” to blend into surroundings. These materials, he asserts, are extraterrestrial due to capabilities “hundreds of years ahead” of human tech. When analyzed, the devices allegedly disintegrate into dust within minutes, thwarting replication. NGOs—not governments—are reportedly leading research, though Banduric’s access was revoked after he went public.
(Include image: Illustration of cloaked triangular UFO)
Cloaked Triangles and Global Manipulation
Banduric also referenced giant triangle-shaped UFOs observed by the military, which use light-bending cloaking to project surroundings onto their surfaces, rendering them invisible. These craft, he claims, “are not ours.” His claims align with 2024 testimony by ex-official Matthew Brown, who described a cloaked triangle UFO decloaking over Russian vessels.
Why Spread Invisible Devices?
Banduric speculated that extraterrestrials may be manipulating humanity through these devices, though he offered no physical evidence. Fellow podcast guest Dr. Hal Puthoff, a UFO researcher, stated the U.S. has recovered at least 10 alien craft since the 1940s.
While skeptics demand proof, Banduric’s claims fuel growing curiosity about alleged government-NGO collaborations on alien tech. As whistleblowers emerge, questions persist: Who’s behind these devices, and what is their endgame?
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