MYSTERIES of extraterrestrial life and UFOs could finally be unravelled with the help of Pentagon whistleblowers and space boffins - and alter our perception of the world as we know it.
Strange objects and aliens have always been linked to conspiracy theorists - but they are now under the microscope of government officials as they are considered to pose a threat to national security.
The search for alien life has been ongoing for decades and has still yielded no viable results.
But after US Congress heard testimonies from whistleblowers and military pilots about encountering mystery objects moving in a bizarre way, the government has started taking the matter more seriously.
One of the whistleblowers, former intelligence officer David Grusch, left everyone in shock with his bombshell claims that the US recovered "non-human" UFOs and attempted to reverse-engineer them.
Another whistleblower, former US Navy fighter pilot David Fravor, told how he witnessed the ‘Tic Tac’ UFO during a training mission in the Pacific Ocean in 2004.
The Pentagon office investigating hundreds of UFO reports said nearly half of the sightings are strange and require investigation.
UFO expert Nick Pope - who ran the UK government’s UFO research programme - highlighted the importance of whistleblowers coming forward.
And he explained how answers can be found by piecing together "pieces of the puzzle".
Commenting on Grusch's claims, he said: "He mentions many terms such as non-human intelligences and...
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