Many people – especially in the US – believe that their government is concealing evidence of encounters with a non-human intelligence. Now, one US physicist has worked out exactly when the ‘cover-up’ will fail
A leading US academic has crunched the numbers on how soon we can expect to see “catastrophic” disclosure of contact with an alien civilisation. Many so-called experts in the field believe that the Pentagon is hiding evidence of multiple UFO crashes in the US and elsewhere.
They say that without a carefully-managed program to share that information with the public, the only other outcome is a “catastrophic” disclosure – where hard evidence is published without any filter. That could potentially have dramatic consequences, according to noted UFO expert Dr Steven Greer. He claims it could upend society and lead to riots – even wars – as people struggle to cope with the new reality.
Matthew Szydagis, an Associate Professor of physics at the University at Albany, has published a scientific paper outlining the statistical likelihood of catastrophic disclosure. He explained on the UAP Studies podcast: “I decided instead of letting things continue to be vague and qualitative to actually do the math.”
He started from the premise that there is some kind of non-human intelligence active in and around the Earth, and that at least some of the numerous reports of UFO crashes were genuine.
Matthew went on: “I took the assumption that there is some sort of intelligence, they fly ships that can break down and that crashes like Roswell are not fictional but real. Then I went to calculate then how long is it before an accident that can’t be cleaned up fast enough happens – where the military-industrial complex no longer has control of the narrative.”
There are so many people carrying around smartphones with high-quality cameras these days, Professor Szydagis says, that footage of a crash in or near a major metropolitan area would flash around the world before any cover-up could take place.
In his paper, he says we can expect to see hard, undeniable evidence of extraterrestrial activity “rather soon” – by which he means any time between today and 2060.
He writes: “The results of simulations of numerous different potential scenarios, of varying degrees of pessimism/optimism, indicate that, if NHI/ETs is/are real, catastrophic disclosure may actually happen accidentally rather soon, with the mean expected year being 2040+/-20 under the default assumptions.”
He adds that, in a world where AI faked footage has become common place, fears of “catastrophic disclosure” causing an actual global disaster may be overblown.
He explains: “People think that religion and politics and governments will fall apart. I’m not so sure – I think most people wouldn’t care I think that we’re in such an era that actually people would just assume it’s still fake and just not care.
“I’m not sure I buy into the idea that that capturing a crashed alien ship on your smartphone and uploading that, and having enough evidence from multiple people from different angles where it’s really hard to claim that it’s hoax…
“I think that even that is not going to really be catastrophic.”
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