Physicist claims the U.S. is storing remains of 4 extraterrestrial species

Quantum physicist Hal Puthoff, a former scientific advisor to the U.S. government with ties to the CIA, publicly stated that the United States has in its custody biological remains from at least four distinct extraterrestrial species, allegedly recovered from unidentified object crash sites.

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The statement was made during the podcast The Diary of a CEO, hosted by Steven Bartlett, in which Puthoff appeared alongside Dan Farah, director of the documentary The Age of Disclosure. At 89 years old and a graduate of Stanford University, the scientist admitted he had not personally seen the bodies, but said he trusts accounts from sources directly involved in the recoveries.

“The people who were involved in the recoveries said there are at least four types. Four separate types,” Puthoff stated during the interview.

Descriptions provided by Puthoff’s close collaborator, physicist Eric Davis — who testified before the U.S. Congress last year — identified the species as belonging to categories popularly known as “Greys,” “Nordics,” “Insectoids,” and “Reptilians.” According to Davis, all of them share a basic humanoid morphology, with two arms and two legs.

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According to accounts cited by Eric Davis, the so-called Nordics reportedly resemble Northern Europeans physically and stand about 1.80 meters (6 feet) tall. The Reptilians are said to have similar proportions, with scaly skin and long tails, and to walk upright. The Greys match the classic image popularized in films — short in stature with large eyes — while the Insectoids reportedly possess features similar to those of a praying mantis.

The statements add to other recent developments that have intensified the debate in Washington. In 2023, former U.S. Air Force intelligence officer David Grusch testified under oath before Congress, claiming that the United States possesses “non-human biologics.” The Trump Administration recently approved the declassification of hundreds of confidential files related to the subject.

Filmmaker Dan Farah also stated during the same program that members of alleged recovery missions refused to appear on camera out of fear of retaliation. He shared a text message he received from a senior special forces officer days before a planned interview:

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“After further consideration and long conversations with my wife, I decided that I would be risking my life if I participated in your interview.”

According to both guests, the secrecy surrounding the subject dates back to the Cold War. Fears that powers such as China or Russia could gain a strategic advantage through reverse engineering of non-human technology allegedly led to a level of secrecy that, they claim, has persisted for more than eight decades.

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