With His Satellite Data, Elon Musk Doesn't Deny The Existence Of UFOs

Elon Musk's rocket launch into space carries a mission that may only be known to himself. (photo: twitter)

JAKARTA - Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla has again made a scene with his tweet on Twitter. The US billionaire has boldly announced on Twitter this week that he does not deny the existence of UFOs (unidentified flying objects) in outer space.

"I'm not saying there are UFOs...but there are UFOs!" Elon Musk tweeted, on September 13. This tweet immediately made a lot of comments on his timeline.

I’m not saying there are UFOs … but there are UFOs

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 14, 2021

Musk, dubbed America's Golden Boy, is believed to have information, data, designs, and free-ride schemes of the most classified alien technology that DARPA has to offer. He is considered to be slowly leaking it into the public domain.

This time he divulged something different...something that the US government has always refused to acknowledge or dispute...that UFOs do exist.

FSD 10 predicts height from video pixels directly, without needing to classify groups of pixels into objects.

In principle, even if a UFO crashed on the road right in front of you, it would still avoid the debris.

Some work still needed to tune sensitivity.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 13, 2021

Elon Musk is known to have had the highest-tech cameras installed on every satellite, orbiter, and rocket he sent into space. Not to mention he's sent a terrifying Tesla Roadster in orbit around the sun with half a dozen cameras live feed on it.

This means Elon has seen and recorded dozens of UFO raw footage up close over the years. He has raw footage that he hasn't acknowledged and hasn't released yet, but 100% owns. Musk became his rebel in many ways.

Maybe one day when he thinks he's said enough is enough and he might just release some of that raw footage for the world to see. That's how the world changed, from rebels doing things differently than others.