Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Sensation: Flight to Alpha-Centaurus
AI-Generated Summary
A 1992 JPRS report details claims by Russian researcher Vladimir Lagovskiy regarding military-industrial interest in 'flying saucer' technology. The report mentions a specific test protocol involving high-temperature superconductors and electron flux for space propulsion.
This document, a JPRS report dated June 16, 1992, features an article by Vladimir Lagovskiy titled 'Sensation: Flight to Alpha-Centaurus,' originally published in the Russian newspaper Rabochaya Tribuna. The author claims that the Russian military-industrial complex, specifically the Scientific Production Association (NPO) of Experimental Machine Building, is actively researching 'flying saucers.' Lagovskiy references a specific document he claims to have seen, titled 'A Protocol of the Test Results of an Exploratory Flying Vehicle Motion Method,' which bears the signature of a military deputy commander and an official seal. According to the author, this protocol details experiments involving the assessment of bulk high-temperature superconductors under the influence of a fast electron flux, conducted as part of a flying vehicle research program. Lagovskiy argues that this research represents a serious technological breakthrough rather than a search for extraterrestrial life. He quotes Vasiliy Shabetnik, a senior fellow at the NPO and Candidate of Technical Sciences, who claims they have developed a 'principally new method of moving in space' and are prepared to demonstrate it.
We are offering, says the senior fellow of the Scientific Production Association of Experimental Machine Building, Candidate of Technical Sciences Vasiliy Shabetnik, a principally new method of moving in space. And we can demonstrate it.
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Official Assessment
The author asserts that the military-industrial complex is seriously interested in 'flying saucers' and cites a document titled 'A Protocol of the Test Results of an Exploratory Flying Vehicle Motion Method' as evidence of research into high-temperature superconductors and electron flux.
Key Persons
- Vasiliy ShabetnikSenior fellow of the Scientific Production Association of Experimental Machine Building, Candidate of Technical Sciences