Non-human intelligence
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Non-human intelligence
| Type | Term |
|---|---|
| Also known as | NHI, non-human |
| On the Timeline | 29 events, 1954–2022 |
Non-human intelligence (NHI) is a term for intelligent beings or systems of non-human origin, used deliberately to avoid assuming they are extraterrestrial. It appears in the 2023 UAP Disclosure Act proposed by Senators Chuck Schumer and Mike Rounds and in testimony by David Grusch, who told Congress the U.S. had recovered "non-human" craft and "biologics".
Use
The term covers several possibilities discussed by researchers: visitors from other planets, intelligences from other dimensions or times, or an unknown terrestrial intelligence, as in the ultraterrestrial hypothesis. Officials and skeptics note that no evidence of non-human intelligence has been confirmed.
On the UAP Timeline
- 4602d AISS crashed-object claim (1954) (14 October 1954) — A Marine aviator says he was told an Air Force intelligence squadron ran a crashed-object program.
- Tompkins's secret space program claims (1 March 1955) — Tompkins also describes alleged secret underground bases tied to a hidden space program.
- Bernard Schriever and Wright Field technical intelligence (1956) — Gen. Bernard Schriever's testimony describes close work with technical intelligence at Wright Field.
- Contractor guard breakdown claim (1974) (April 1974) — A defense contractor employee claims a guard broke down after seeing a non-human being.
- Radio caller's underground base claim (1991) (1991) — A radio caller claims he wired a deep underground site holding military personnel and creatures.
- Los Alamos nurse claim (16 March 1991) — A retired nurse says bodies were flown into Los Alamos after the war.
- Ray Boeche's meeting with two DoD scientists (25 November 1991) — Two scientists tied to the DIA and NSA claim secret programs try to control non-human intelligence.
- Dan Sherman's first communication (1994) (Early 1994) — Sherman claims he received his first alien communication while on duty.
- Dan Sherman's July 1994 communication (July 1994) — Sherman describes a more intense communication with a non-human source.
- Dan Sherman's September 1994 exchange (September 1994) — Sherman describes another exchange with the non-human source.
- Dan Sherman and abduction messages (Mid 1995) — Sherman says his messages seemed to involve alien abductions.
- Clinton witness order claim (1995) (31 March 1995) — Vallée says he was told President Clinton signed an order protecting certain witnesses.
- Former colonel's underground facilities claim (1998) (17 June 1998) — A researcher says a former colonel claims he worked in underground facilities.
- Bigelow's contact contingency planning (1999) (8 January 1999) — Bigelow discusses the need for a plan if alien contact were confirmed.
- Former TRW employee reverse-engineering claim (8 May 2000) — Vallée, Davis and Puthoff discuss a claim of a secret reverse-engineering project at a contractor.
- Vallée on privatized UFO research (2002) (6 May 2002) — Vallée writes that UFO research has likely been privatized in the U.S.
- Wilson–Davis notes (16 October 2002) — Eric Davis allegedly meets Vice Adm. Thomas Wilson about a secret UAP program.
- Puthoff protects a key source (2003) (2 October 2003) — Puthoff tells Vallée he is holding back details to protect a key insider source.
- Contractor speculation dinner (2004) (28 March 2004) — Vallée's circle speculates about which contractors handle real UAP projects.
- High-level Arlington workshops (2005) (6 December 2005) — Puthoff describes high-level workshops on the UAP question.
- Puthoff locates the hardware program (2007) (4 August 2007) — Puthoff tells Vallée he thinks he knows where the secret UFO hardware program hides.
- Kona Blue (February 2011) — A BAASS director reports to the DIA program about UAP studies.
- Homeland Security and BAASS (2011) (June-July 2011) — Homeland Security officials explore setting up BAASS as a UAP program in the government.
- American Cosmic (20 February 2019) — Diana Pasulka's book describes a scientist, 'Tyler', who handled claimed non-human artifacts.
- Energy Department labs as analysts claim (2 October 2021) — Eric Davis says Energy Department labs analyzed UAP materials for another owner.
- Energy Department custody claim (2022) (13 January 2022) — Coulthart says non-human material was held by the Energy Department before moving to industry.
- John Ramirez finds no CIA program (2022) (30 January 2022) — A former CIA analyst says he never found an official UAP program.
- Jim Semivan's DARPA lab sample (5 September 2022) — Former CIA officer Jim Semivan says material about his experience went to a DARPA lab.
- Liberation Times whistleblower hearings report (14 October 2022) — Insiders tell a journalist that congressional whistleblower hearings are coming.
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References
- UAP Disclosure Act — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
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