BAE Systems
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| Type | Organization |
|---|---|
| Also known as | BAE |
| On the Timeline | 4 events, 2006–2023 |
BAE Systems is a British multinational defence, security and aerospace company, formed in 1999 when British Aerospace merged with Marconi Electronic Systems. It is one of the largest defence contractors in the world.
Project Greenglow
In the 1990s, British Aerospace engineer Ron Evans led Project Greenglow, a company-funded study of whether gravity could be controlled for propulsion. It funded university research into speculative physics, including ideas on the quantum vacuum and gravity. The project ended in the early 2000s without a breakthrough. BAE Systems also appears in unverified claims about contractor-held UFO material.
On the UAP Timeline

- BAE Systems executive claim (2006) (27 September 2006) — Kit Green says a BAE Systems executive is involved in the UAP issue.
- Project Greenglow (December 2015) — A BAE engineer discloses Project Greenglow, a UK gravity-control research project.
- TTSA technical collaborations (2019) (8 August 2019) — To The Stars announces technical collaborations with aerospace companies.
- Coulthart on Huntsville physicists and BAE (28 February 2023) — Ross Coulthart says some physicists in Huntsville disappeared and BAE deserves scrutiny.
References
- BAE Systems — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
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