The truth about UFOs:
One has to note America put a lot more effort into building their nuclear than Germany did, with 125,000 worker and a cost of 2 billion dollars, it’s easy to see why America was the first to build the weapon. Then later they had their nuclear secrets stollen by multiple Jews and given to Russia…
Asking the question about Germany having a nuclear bomb, during World War Two, can be answered quite conclusively. But as the allies collected Germanies scientist after the war, it became clear the Germans were farther ahead with their nuclear research, than most of the world could believe, with two laboratories operating at the Max Plank…
After multiple success tests of miniature propulsion systems and airframes, two full-scale vehicles were put into prototype known as the Haunebu I. The Haunebu I was 81 feet wide, and capable of reaching speeds close to Mach 4. For weaponry, the Haunebu I was fitted with turret containing twin mounted 60mm Kraftstrahlkanone (KSK) energy-beam weapons.…
The Maschinenkanone (MK) 108 was a short barrel 30-millimeter cannon It was much more powerful than the MG/FF 20mm cannon. To put it into perspective a MG/FF 20mm cannon would need around 20 hits on a B-17, which the MK 108 cannon could do in four hits. Because of its immense power the MK 108…
The Kraftstrahlkanone (KSK) is a focused energy beam, much like laser, although it doesn’t utilize photons. Even though the KSK was viewed as a laser weapon by many, it’s actually a phaser. The KSK used a spherical cascade oscillator to a transmission rod wrapped in a tungsten coil which acts as the “barrel” of the…
The Röntgenkanone was another energy beam weapon, which was funded by Kammler, and designer by Ernst Schiebold, who was Dr. Widerøe rival. The Röntgenkanone use x-ray beams to disable magnetos in target aircraft. While it wouldn’t destroy the craft, it would create situations where the targeted craft would need to fly at lower altitudes, making…
The Rheotron was a weapon that was developed by Max Steenbeck, at Siemens-Schuckert in the 1930’s. It was based on a particle accelerator and was also duplicated by America thanks to Donald Kerst at the University of Illinois in 1940. However, what the SS managed to do was shrink down the size of a particle…
Early disk craft were normally fitted with conventional weapons, but the magnetic forces exerted by these crafts would usually cause the weapons systems to malfunction. This caused the Black Sun research group to develop energy-based weapons, which would run off the aircraft’s own power, for ammo. There were issues with these systems putting too much…
There were many breakthroughs that were achieved while working on the Haunebu craft. One of these biggest inventions was the electromagnetic-gravitic propulsion system titled Tachyonator-7. This propulsion system was capable of pushing a craft up to speeds of Mach 2 and achieving altitudes of 14,000 feet. It also had a ceiling of 40,700 feet. This…
The SS organized a technology development unit, which was task with finding new fuel source, in order to take the Reich off of oil, due to scarcity. Most of their work was focused on inventing different types of engines which could run off different fuels such as grain alcohol. They also did work with studying…
In Prague, Rudolf Schriever and Klaus Habermohl started a project to build a new type of disk shaped known as the Haunebu series. These disk-shaped aircraft had a ring where all the mechanical parts for propulsion were held, and a fixed central cockpit for the crew. These crafts were quick and agile, with the ability…
During the battle of Britain, Germany suffered heavy losses in its bomber fleet. This prompted Hermann Goring to look for alternative measures, for better aviation craft. Goring promoted the idea of flying saucers to Hitler as a new type of secret weapon, that could be used to turn the war against the allies. Unfortunately, Hitler…
On May 5th, 1945, the Soviet forces arrive in Prague. Before the site was capture Epp and his men, along with help from the German military, sapped the protypes and burned nearly all their documentation, to keep the technology from falling into enemy hands. Unfortunately, the Soviets captured Josef Andreas Epp, along with his team.…
Epp would be inspired to design a new craft in 1940, known as the Omega Diskus, which combined rotor fan technology on his old design, and ram jets powered by a fan. This craft would be built in secret at the Skoda factory in Prague, starting in 1943. There were some problems with the flying…
Born in May 1914, Josef Andreas Epp family moved to Hamburg Germany where Josef would spend most of his life. When Joseph Epp was young, he was very fascinated with science, mainly wondering about topics, like why boats float, or why planes can fly. Even outside of school, he spent his time studying birds in…
Heinrich Focke would also design a craft, known as a Fw-Rochen, which had a shape similar to a flying saucer. It had a large fan, inside the body of the craft. The craft controlled itself by vectoring air downwards through a series of vectoring louvers, at the bottom of the craft. During flight the louvers…
Heinrich Focke was the owner of the Focke-Wulf company. Not only was he a brilliant businessman, but he was also a scientific pioneer of helicopters, and other aviation concepts. He also worked as a professor. Under a license he produced German versions of an early British Helicopter design, known as the La Cierva C-19 and…
With a similar design to the Me-600 & AS-6. In Queensland Australia, a man by the last name Rowe, created his own version of a flying wing craft, based on concepts similar to Aurthur Sak’s design. This plane did fly.
Messerschmitt heard about the incident involving the AS-6 and proposed having their own team work with Sack on his design, Sack didn’t want to work with anyone. This prompted Messersmitt to make their own design of the same concept, under the designation of Me-600. This new design, Me-600, would be much larger than the previous…
Arthur Sack was originally a farmer, who would later take on a new passion for designing and building airplanes. In 1939 Arthur Sack attended a nation contest for aero plane designs and model building, in Leipzig-Mockau. His first entry was a circular winged craft, known as the AS-1. His first circular aircraft was small and…
In 1939 the Germans the Germans were producing revolutionary electromagnetic powered propulsion device, which Hans Coler was working on. These kinds of engines would be used in more of the disk craft to come, even though there were others disk craft, which flew more conventionally built at this time.
During the existence of the Third Reich, there was a group known as the Ahnenerbe, who spent their time exploring the globe, and studying aryanian greatness through human history. They’ve done multiple expeditions in places like Iceland, Karelia, Bohuslän, Italy, France, Poland, Ukraine, Crimea, and places throughout Germany. They also explored Antarctica, on multiple expeditions…
Since Germany was under threat of occupation, and the lost of Germany itself, the Ahnenerbe was tasked with finding empty land that was still available for colonization. Unfortunately, there was only one place in the world that wasn’t inhabited at the time: Antarctica. Just like their usual dispatches, the Ahnenerbe, kept this mission a secret…
He served in the same unit as served in the same unit as Adolf Hitler, during World War 1. Because of this connection it was easy to for Philipp’s to get Hitler’s help for his projects. One of the most bizarre designs built by the Nazis were craft which were powered by sunlight, in 1934.…
RFZ-3 was built in 1937 and was used primarily as a testing bed sort of craft, where it was used to test SM-Levitator units and Mag-Field Impulsers. Later, in 1938 a larger craft was built known as RFZ-4. This craft was used just as well to test more flight equipment for flying saucers. The RFZ-3…
Undeterred from the recent flying saucer crash which happen with RFZ-1, the Germans went on to build their second type of saucer craft, known as RFZ-2. It used a levitator built by Winfried Schumann, along with a “magnetic field impulser” for control. This flight system was very rudimentary, making it unable to maneuver well. The…
RFZ-1 was going to be the first flying saucer utilizing levitation technologies. RFZ-1 was completed in 1937. The Germans were still very skeptical on how to control this craft, so they added flight control and a tail of an AR-196, sea plane. The AR-196 was a very rugged air frame with the ability to be…
Winfried Otto Schumann was another great man of science and was also a professor who works at the Technical University of Munich. He is a well-known German Scientist, but he worked on the levitation systems for the world’s first flying saucers. Earlier on in life, he was an electrical engineer, who served on the German…
Us as Earthlings have built many different types of telescopes to look up to the skies with. Some of them listen to other parts of the light spectrum, including radio waves. We do this to look for alien life. But have you ever wondered if an alien was listening to earth, through their own radio…
In 1937 the British Interplanetary Society’s started designing a type of Spaceship that would take the British empire to the moon. Two years later their findings were published. Originally the plan called for multiple solid fueled rockets attached together, until it was redesigned to run off of liquid fuel in 1947, after the V2 were…
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