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Lockheed Martin Aerospace Technology Acts Like A Living Creature! 🤯 Lockheed Martin can GROW THE SKIN of an aircraft that contains sensors & stores energy, without any wires. They have new materials that change shape on command. Where did they get this tech from?👽

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They are the owners of the orbs that warp space time and create wormholes. You’ve seen the videos of them. 99% of what we see on videos is Lockheed. The question you asked at the end is the important one. People need to stop getting hung up on the crafts and technology. It’s here. We have it. There are even patents for the warp drives and teleportation and the aether. What the tech can do is already out there. It’s old news. We’re just using it for war which isn’t its only use or even why we were given access. We need to wonder where we got this from and most important how long have we had it and why we’re not using it for good.

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@LockheedMartin Crazy part is that video is from 2014 😎

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@LockheedMartin Probably by studying Microtubules ngl

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The stories of some of the whistleblowers Greer brought out last year talked about exactly this. One dude ran up on a craft out in the desert that seemed alive. He brushed his hand over it and the skin “pixelated” for lack of a better term, and he saw circuitry underneath. Interesting…

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@LockheedMartin Check out an old Art Bell interview with David Adair. David reckons he inspected a craft with skin that felt alive. I believe it was in the 90’s

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@LockheedMartin The technology came from us… no extraterrestrials were involved. This is a result of convergence of many technologies we have developed over the years x

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@LockheedMartin You will see at the end of the day it will turn out to be a research project. No good outcome would be shared. As Lockheed's ceo said, it would take act of God to put these technologies out. It goes same for the this one too.

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@LockheedMartin

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@LockheedMartin If they are telling us about it, it means they’ve had it since the 90s. @JustXAshton

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@LockheedMartin the hexagon is a prominent shape in our solar system…they can be found on Saturn, the Moon, etc. Begs the question….why would there be hexagon craters on the Moon…how does that happen…

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