The American expert referred to a video in which a US warship collides with an unidentified flying object.
Ufologist Gary Heseltin has claimed that aliens do not come from space, but from the depths of the sea. The expert told British tabloid The Sun about this, referring to a video with strange underwater UFO collisions with US warships.
“UFOs are often seen coming in and out of water so I suspect that in our oceans and deepest trenches we may have alien bases,” Heseltine said.
According to the expert, we know much more about the surface of the Moon and Mars than about the depth of our waters, which are only 5% studied.
Also, judging by the observations of experts, UFOs periodically appear in the seas.
Heseltine also added that there appears to be a correlation between UFO encounters and the world’s nuclear capabilities.
He told The Sun Online: “There is a massive correlation between UFOs being seen near nuclear facilities, whether that’s nuclear aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, nuclear weapons storage areas, power plants.
“This seems to indicate that it’s as if they’re saying ‘we don’t like nuclear weapons,’ so they show up.
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“Maybe they realize we can destroy this beautiful planet.”
“This could indicate that they are saying, ‘We don’t like nuclear weapons.’ Maybe they understand that we can destroy this beautiful planet,” Heseltine said.
Mr Heseltine spent six years working with the Royal Air Force police, 24 years with the British Transport Police, and launched a national database of UFO sightings for police officers while a serving officer in 2002 – before retiring from the force in 2013 to focus on his research.
