On May 7th, 1989 in South Africa’s Kalahari Desert, a UFO was clocked by radar traveling at around 6,000 miles per hour. Amazingly, it was disabled by the South African Air Force using a top secret, experimental laser-beam, canon weapon called Thor 2, which was fired only once. Several blinding flashes of light emanated from The UFO which lost altitude quickly and crash landed in the desert in Botswana. It was quickly surrounded but unfortunately, its electromagnetic field hindered its recovery, causing a military helicopter to crash, killing all five crew members. The desert sand around the object was fused like glass due to the intense heat. It was sprayed with a paint-like compound that neutralized the magnetic field; allowing recovery teams to take it to an Air Force Base where they pried open the door, finding injured aliens inside.
One doctor trying to help was attacked and severely injured by the claws of one of the aliens. Two live aliens were taken with the rest of the dead crew and the vehicle to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio in two Galaxy C2 aircraft on June 23rd, 1989, where it allegedly remains today. You can read about this incident in official documents from the South African Air Force in Doctor Steven Greer’s Disclosure Project Intelligence Archive and Briefing Document by following the link below and logging in for free to the Archive. Find more fascinating moments in UFO History here in the Library at ErraStream.com and keep listening to The RIM for more incredible discoveries.