New Leaked UFO Crash Retrieval Footage Shows Smooth Egg-Shaped UAP Being Airlifted

The footage is shot from a helicopter with a familiar green night vision tint. It appears to show a smooth, white, egg-shaped object said to be six metres long, apparently suspended in a cradle below the helicopter on a 45-metre rope. The object is seen being carefully lowered to the ground at an as-yet undisclosed location by the pilot. The egg-shaped object has no markings and no visible means of propulsion - there's no visible evidence that it can even fly for that matter.

Some had dubbed the event "disclosure day" in anticipation, but reactions have been mixed since the footage aired. Many viewers have criticised the clip as underwhelming, overhyped, and damaging to the credibility of UFO research. While some connected the object to historical UFO cases like the Socorro incident, others speculated it was a weather balloon or dismissed the explanations as inadequate. Overall, the reaction leans heavily towards frustration and ridicule, with only a few expressing cautious support or optimism.

During the interview, he spoke about handling unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) that he believes are of extraterrestrial origin, along with extraordinary personal experiences and startling medical consequences from his time in the programme.

Barber spoke about his role as a helicopter pilot tasked with recovering downed craft, often operating under the cover of secrecy. While some of the objects were terrestrial and classified military projects, others, he claims, were unlike anything he'd encountered before.

Barber talked about working on "The Range," which is believed to be the Skunk Works "proving grounds" where highly classified aircraft and defence projects are developed and tested. The whistleblower spoke of objects changing colour and shape. However, he claims that not all this tech was of human origin.

Ross asked Barber to recount the moment he realised he was involved in the retrieval of alien technology. He told the award-winning Australian investigative journalist, "It became very clear the first time our communication process and procedure was modified. And then just visually looking at the object on the ground, you could tell that it was extraordinary and anomalous. It was not human."

Barber went on to describe the unusual craft in detail, saying, "I saw an egg, a white egg." He noted that the object lacked any visible propulsion system or thermal signature, adding, "I was operating at night under night vision goggles. It was quite clear. I flipped them up and down, looking at it a couple of different ways."