Scientists find evidence of 'something' watching Earth from space since 1940s

Evidence suggesting that some type of intelligence was observing the Earth from space long before humans launched their first satellite has baffled the scientific community.

A recently published study has provided verifiable scientific evidence that “something” was watching over the U.S. nuclear sites from space back in the 1940s.

The study, published in Scientific Reports by Villarroel and Dr Stephen Bruehl, established a clear link between the increasing number of transients in the sky and nuclear tests conducted between 1949 and 1957.

For the unversed, transients are mysterious bright spots that appear in the sky and they are not believed to be natural.

According to co-author Dr. Bruehl of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Sweden, these transients displayed mirror-like properties, they were highly reflective and appeared to spin.

This publishing of this paper marks a major milestone in the scientific community as previous papers discussing unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) were rejected without an explanation.

The study is peer-reviewed, meaning that scientists found no evidence to reject the findings of the authors as just another baseless UFO story.

Transients were sighted long before Sputnik One, indicating that non-human intelligence had visited and observed the developments on Earth during Cold War.

Research analysed data following 124-above ground nuclear tests and found a 45 per cent increase in flying object sightings.

This isn’t the only evidence claiming non-human intelligence above the Earth.

Previously alleged CIA documents also revealed that the US government had secretly established a connection with UFOs in 1959. However, the FBI has maintained that the documents being attributed to the CIA are fake.