1938–1939 German Expedition to Tibet

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 as well.

Another place they made great discovery was in Tibet and in Idia where the Germans found manuscript of flying Vimanas. These were believed to be gods by the Indians and Tibetans but were viewed as a source of technological inspiration for the Germans. It’s believed the German’s were able to reverse engineer these designs from ancient text.

But the Germans weren’t the only people to recreate a flying saucer design based on ancient Tibetan manuscripts. In 2017, aerospace engineer Travis Taylor conducted an experiment at the University of California – Irvine Institute. He managed to build an aircraft using information from Hindu texts that are more than 2500 years old. The manuscript belongs to the Vimana culture and was discovered in India. Ancient astronaut theorists suggest that text also contains information on how to build advanced spacecrafts.