New classified space combat center ready to fight against “enemy aliens” as well as “enemies China & Russia”

A $100 million classified Space Warfighting Center will protect the US if the world ever encounters hostile aliens as space becomes a “key domain of warfare,” a defense and UFOs expert has said.

The Aerospace Corporation, a national nonprofit, built a federally funded 90,000-square-foot facility in Colorado “to study space warfare and advanced systems concepts and to train space operators and analysts in evaluating a variety of threat scenarios.”

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Aerospace President and CEO Steve Isakowitz said in a statement, “Developing advanced space warfare concepts that improve the resilience and agility of our systems is critical to outperforming the threats we face in space.”

Aerospace did not respond to emails with follow-up questions.

But expert Nick Pope, the former head of the UK MoD’s UFO programme, told The US that the facility “is a cutting-edge part of the US government’s broader space policy”.

It has a dual use in fighting the enemies of the US as well as any potential “enemy alien”.

“Even if it was set up to plan wars against conventional adversaries like China and Russia, if we ever encountered hostile aliens, it would undoubtedly play a key role in defending the planet,” Pope said.

In June, The US Sun reported that an active service member said the Air Force had fired on UFOs in active war zones.

“In any future war, space (along with cyberspace) will be a key domain of warfare, perhaps more important than the traditional three (domains) of land, sea and air,” said the renowned defense expert.

Space Force, the Space Fence radar system and the planned Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor are also part of it, he said.

Construction of the actual facility in Colorado Springs was completed in early September, Aerospace said in an announcement on its website.

THE UFO CONNECTIONS

It comes at a time when the US government has requested answers on Unidentified Airborne Phenomena (UAPS) and NASA is investigating the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

Even legendary author Stephen King wondered out loud about extraterrestrial life in a tweet Thursday afternoon.

“Is there intelligent life in the universe? If we find it, what will the general reaction be here on Earth?” King said on Twitter.

Pope acknowledged that some people will wonder if the aerospace facility has UFO connections.

“There are conspiracy theories about how the Space Force was created to fight enemy aliens,” Pope said.

“With Congress demanding answers about UFOs and NASA conducting a study, there is certainly more official interest than ever.

“There are some intriguing clues that could excite the UFO community.

“One is the recent confirmation from the Department of Defense that former Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) director Luis Elizondo is providing technical advice on classified issues for the Space Force.”

Pope said another connection is the Aerospace Corporation board of trustees, which includes many people with intelligence and military backgrounds.

David Norquist, one of the board members, was the assistant secretary of defense when the Pentagon’s UAP task force was approved and established, according to Pope.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY AEROSPACE

Aerospace operates the federally funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), which “serves government’s long-term needs as a trusted advisor on space,” the nonprofit said.

“The company works with governments, industry and academia to deliver solutions spanning national security, civil, commercial and international space efforts.”

The Colorado facility employs 250 engineers, scientists and analysts and is recognized as “the single point of delivery of engineering expertise across the space enterprise to surpass national security threats.”

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