The Pentagon Checked: Can You See Living Dinosaurs – Without Going Back in Time?

The US Department of Defense has released dozens of classified studies examining theories such as time warping, space distance reduction, and glimpses into the distant past. The documents, part of the AAWSAP program, reveal that the Pentagon commissioned theoretical research on wormholes, warp drive, and anti-gravity, but clarify that no existing technology can achieve this. The release is part of a transparency initiative on UFOs.

The US Department of Defense has released a new batch of 72 classified documents, including theoretical studies commissioned by the security establishment under the AAWSAP program. The studies examined ideas such as wormholes, warp drive, anti-gravity, and energy extraction from empty space – concepts familiar from science fiction. The documents clarify that although mathematical equations theoretically allow for such scenarios, no current technology exists to build such devices, and unimaginable amounts of energy would be required. The release sparked online rumors about a "time machine" and a "camera looking into the past," but the documents themselves deny the existence of such technology. The materials are part of a broader US government initiative for transparency on UFOs and anomalous phenomena, including recent military sensor videos and historical investigations from the 1950s. The documents do not prove the existence of aliens or time machines, but reveal an American willingness to invest budgets in research on the edge of imaginary science.