CIA documents reveal that ‘two alien bases’ are hidden on Earth.
The question of whether alien life exists remains one of humanity’s biggest mysteries. Despite decades of speculation and research, scientists are still divided, with many convinced we’re not alone in the universe. However, conclusive evidence remains elusive.
Surprisingly, a declassified CIA report raises the possibility that extraterrestrial bases could exist on Earth. This revelation comes from the CIA’s Stargate program, which ran in the 1970s and 1980s. The program, originally designed to explore psychic phenomena during the Cold War, hints at the potential existence of alien life.
The Stargate program aimed to explore distant locations without physical presence by studying individuals with psychic abilities, particularly their skill in remote viewing. One participant, in a report titled “Description of Personnel Associated ET Bases,” described extraterrestrial installations across various locations, including Alaska, South America, Africa, and even Titan, Saturn’s largest moon.
This individual claimed to have encountered three different types of beings associated with these bases. They described meeting entities with a “very unhuman” appearance, as well as human scientists involved in various projects at a facility located on Titan.
These stories only deepen the mystery surrounding the search for extraterrestrial life, even though they remain unproven. The idea that sentient beings might exist alongside humans on Earth—or within our solar system—raises intriguing questions and sparks interest among both experts and enthusiasts. The ongoing quest to understand our place in the cosmos could lead to unexpected discoveries as research continues and more documents are declassified.
A recent paper features several sketches made by individuals asked to depict locations tied to mysterious events. Among these images is one that appears to show a rocky mountain, believed by some to represent Mount Hayes in Alaska. This area has gained recognition as a UFO hotspot.
One individual in the report described encountering a being at a console inside a base. The witness emphasized the mysterious nature of the sighting, saying, “The entity at the console appeared to be in human form but lacked definitive features.”
Launched in the early 1970s, the Stargate program aimed to investigate paranormal phenomena. However, it was shut down by 1995 due to its inability to produce reliable, consistent results. While it may not have yielded groundbreaking conclusions, the declassified paper adds to the growing intrigue surrounding the potential for extraterrestrial life.
One such breakthrough is the discovery of K2-18b, an exoplanet located about 124 light-years away in the Leo constellation. Discovered by NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope a decade ago, K2-18b is roughly 2.6 times the size of Earth. Recent observations from the James Webb Space Telescope revealed water vapor in its atmosphere, along with gases like methane, carbon dioxide, and notably, dimethyl sulfide.
Professor Nikku Madhusudhan, speaking to The Sun, noted, “There is no mechanism in the literature that can explain what we are seeing without life.” He stressed the significance of the findings, saying, “It’s a question mankind has been asking for thousands of years. The system is shocked by it. Recovery from the immensity of it takes time.”
The search for alien life has become a central focus in astronomical research. As scientists continue to study K2-18b and other celestial bodies, each discovery fuels humanity’s fascination with what lies beyond Earth.
