[BREAKING] Bob Lazar Tells me Everything in NEW Interview - DEBRIEFED ep. 83

There are nine flying saucers of extraterrestrial origin.

Project Galileo dealt with the power and propulsion system of the craft at S4.

The S4 facility was reverse engineering extraterrestrial equipment.

The craft could bend light around itself, making it appear invisible.

The VR recreation of the S4 facility and craft evoked an overwhelming sense of dread in the interviewer, similar to Bob Lazar's original experience.

The interior of the craft had a uniform material, sheen, and radius of curvature, creating a weird environment where light did not refract normally.

Luigi's simulation of the craft's interior accurately replicated the phenomenon where halogen lights at 600% brightness still did not brighten the space.

Bob Lazar was on the front page of the Los Alamos paper for putting a jet engine in his Honda car.

Janet flights, using 727/737 jets with a red stripe, were used by the government at that time to fly to Area 51 (Groom Lake) and other test sites.

Dennis Marani, Bob Lazar's supervisor at S4, was a military-looking individual with no sense of humor.

Luigi's image of the S4 hanger doors is perfect and exactly how they looked, and a spectronomy expert, Ron Masters, deemed them authentic and anomalous.

Project Looking Glass dealt with the ability to distort the flow of time, potentially changing time by milliseconds.

The Betty and Barney Hill story from the early 1960s involved a mixed-race couple claiming abduction by a flying saucer, with Betty drawing a map of Zeta Reticuli as the aliens' origin.

Bob Lazar believes the recreation of the craft in Project Gravitator is 100% accurate to his memory.

A person at S4 used a conventional HF or VHF radio to communicate with someone inside the craft during a test flight, which Bob Lazar found impossible due to the craft's gravity field.

A witness at Wright Patterson Air Force Base reportedly saw a craft go transparent due to high voltage injection, similar to Bob Lazar's experience.

Bob Lazar once saw all the inside bay doors of the S4 hangers open, revealing parts of at least three other crafts, including a 'jello mold' and a 'carnival hat' shaped one.