The mythical Haunebu 1 - Nazi Germany's prototype flying saucer said to powered by the Thule Tachyonator, has a crew of 8 and capable of speeds up to 4,800 km/h.
The mythical Haunebu 1 - Nazi Germany's prototype flying saucer said to powered by the Thule Tachyonator, has a crew of 8 and capable of speeds up to 4,800 km/h.
Cool paper toys created by illustrator/cartoonist/toy designer Shawn Amberger, his new Creature Collection features monsters and a robot, and a previous set with aliens and UFOs.
The Haunebu (aka H-GERÄT, Hauneburg Device, aka Nazi UFO) is a flying saucer-shaped vehicle said to be an advanced aircraft/spacecraft developed by Nazi Germany during World War II, mainly for military purposes.
It would have been really awesome if this thing was real, but remember, references to Nazi UFOs appear mostly in fiction and conspiracy theory sources - your call.
Die Glocke (aka The Bell) is a part of the Nazi German occult and super-secret SS (Schutzstaffel) "wonder weapons" program during World War II that was said to be a time machine.
It's a metallica object shaped like a bell, hence the code name "Die Glocke" / The Bell. It stood 12-15 ft. tall, 9 ft. in diameter and comprised of two counter-rotating cylinders that rotated a highly radioactive substance code named "Xerum 525" (purplish liquid metal).
It is said that all the scientists and witnesses who saw or worked on the Bell were murdered by the SS to conceal any knowledge of the secret program.
I don't really follow much with the UFO news stories but I saw an hour-long episode of the UFO Hunters series in the History Channel a couple days ago and it was called "Area 51 Revealed".
It was the very first close-up on the US's infamous secret base - Area 51 (aka Groom Lake) using a super duper 1140 mm lens to capture all the HD glory. The series showed satellite photos that revealed new buildings, runways, and towers. There was also unmarked planes that conducted "secret flights" between Area 51 and Las Vegas.
Youtube user integrajoey has the complete episode (divided into 5 parts), so check that out if you don't have History Channel at home.
And the related stuff, a papercraft of an Area 51 sign post that you'll find around the site's perimeters.