'Clearest footage ever seen' of egg-shaped UFO as whistleblower says ‘we’re not alone’ – Daily Star
The "clearest footage ever" of an egg-shaped UFO has been released, while a whistleblower has claimed "we're not alone."
US Air Force veteran Jake Barber said that he came within 150ft of the UAP, while he was flying a military helicopter. He described the object as unlike any man-made craft he had ever seen, as he shared his experience with News Nation's Ross Coulthart in an exclusive interview. The talk had been teased ahead of broadcast, that it would feature actual footage of the strange craft. And on Saturday night the goods were delivered.
The night vision camera showed the UAP suspended from a 150ft, as the aircraft gently lowered its cargo to the ground.
Coulthart said the footage was one of the "clearest images of a UAP ever taken."
He added: "This is no blurry light in the distant sky. The source of the footage (Barber) putting himself at incredible risk to record this UAP retrieval."
Coulthart went on to ask viewers to note the smoothness of the craft, which had no markings on, and no visible means of propulsion or ways to see inside.
He said that the whereabouts of the object since its collection remains unclear.
While the likes of David Grusch and Lue Elizondo have spoken of an alleged secret government UAP retrieval program, Barber claims he was part of the programme and offered a first hand account, complete with video evidence.
And Barber is convinced that there is life beyond earth, recently posting on X, formerly Twitter, ahead of the broadcast: "We’re not alone. The sky’s are not classified and our consciousness can’t be redacted. I encourage us all to look upward and look inward, and to become the best versions of ourselves quickly. We need you. A new era awaits. Let’s go."
Barber had served in the military, but had left to work as an independent contractor, which is when things started to get a little outer-worldly.
He says he was a helicopter pilot that was part of a team assigned to retrieve crashed aircraft at an undisclosed testing facility in the desert.
“A lot of the work we did was on what I call ‘the range,’ where the U.S. government and its private partners used to test all kinds of things — weapon systems and resilience to weapon systems of certain craft — and so you see a lot of exciting things,” said Barber.
“It’s always interesting out there,” he added. “Things come in and out of sight. Things disappear for a moment and reappear. Things seem to move very quickly. Things change color. They change shape.”
Barber said his team recovered “things that were exotic in nature" and got his first glimpse of “not human” pretty quickly.
“I was a helicopter pilot, and I operate with a 150-to-200-foot-long line. So, I got within 150 feet of this object,” he said.
“I saw an egg, a white egg,” he added. “There was no engine. There was no thermal signature. I was operating at night when I finally came in to pick it up. So, I’m working under night vision goggles at the time, and it was quite clear. I flipped them up, flipped them down and looked at it a couple of different ways.”
Barber said the “metallic, pearly white” object was about the size of an SUV.
“I can tell you that the reaction by my team … we all knew we were dealing with something extraordinary,” he said.
He added that over the last couple of years, it had been confirmed to him by ranking members of the UAP Task Force that they were working with NHI (nonhuman intelligence), and it was not a unique experience.
As for the whereabouts of the object: “It would be taken to a secure facility. But my role stops once I deliver it,” he said.
And that wasn’t Barber’s only brush with the unexplained, as he described another object called an "eightgon"
"The eightgon was essentially a flying disc with what looked like eight delineated sections when looking down,” said Barber.
“And I can tell you what it looked like from looking down because that’s primarily how I saw it. Because I’m a helicopter pilot. We did recoveries with the eightgons. There was more than one that made its way to the ground on this particular operation.”
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