Person
Bernard Haisch
Astrophysicist. In an e-mail published by The Enterprise Mission, he recounts that Hal Puthoff asked him what he knew about the glass worm image; Haisch dismissed it (as dunes) and mocked Clarke's quote.
On the record
- Gerb ranks him the most credible of Lockheed's UFO witnesses.
Claims (3)
'Sources tell me that this is merely the tip of the iceberg. A group of four related but separate unacknowledged SCI programs tracing back to a 1947 Truman memorandum still exist and were housed as of the 1990s in major aerospace companies such as Lockheed, TRW, Raytheon, Aerospace Corp.'Lockheed Martin Skunk WorksTRW Inc.Raytheon (RTX)The Aerospace CorporationUFOs in the Private Sector - Lockheed MartinsecondhandSourced, unconfirmedBernard Haisch
The black programs collectively have budgets of $10 billion and up and cover reverse engineering and extraterrestrial biology; AATIP found the crash-retrieval program through official channels but was denied access, and DoD refused Reid's request to give AATIP SAP status.Harry ReidsecondhandSourced, unconfirmedBernard Haisch
He wrote a paper with Hal Puthoff for the Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center on quantum-vacuum (zero-point) interaction for propulsion, and a 2001 essay on black special access programs.Hal PuthoffLockheed Martin Skunk WorksUFOs in the Private Sector - Lockheed MartinfirsthandSourced, unconfirmedBernard Haisch
What Bernard Haisch said (1 claims)
Witness testimony 1
“Bernard Haisch (2018): 'sources tell me' four related but separate unacknowledged SCI programs, tracing to a 1947 Truman memorandum, were housed as of the 1990s in firms such as Lockheed, TRW, Raytheon and Aerospace Corp, with budgets of $10 billion and up.”Witness testimonyUFOs in the Private Sector - Lockheed Martin
He labelled it conjecture from sources.
Connected
Lockheed Martin Skunk Works orgHal Puthoff person'Glass worms 1' (The Enterprise Mission) with the Haisch and Pieri e-mails document