Monday 28/April/2025 – 12:53 AM
It is a death pope Francis, a major blow to the Catholic Church, and experts hope that the next Pope will continue the changes that he started in areas such as totalitarianism and the role of women in the church, but some experts in the field of unknown aircraft UFO believe that the next Pope may have a greater role than just following Francis’s reforms.
Does the next Pope reveal the secrets of the Vatican from the unknown flying objects?
For years, there was a conviction among the unknown flying body scientists that the Vatican hides more than just the history of the Catholic Church in its archives.
According to some scientists, the archives may contain records of observations of anonymous plane bodies transported by priests, perhaps during confession sessions, among these, and Steve Bassett, CEO of the model research group, believes that the Church discovered an unidentified bird in 1933 during the Benito Mosulini rule, but it is not expected that the next Pope will reveal this.
In an interview with The Sun, Basit ruled an idea that the Vatican would open the gates of his archive to reveal this type of information, and he said: Will the Catholic Church open the doors of its library to reveal these secrets? No, they will not do that.
He added that this issue relates to politics more than religion, and that the countries, especially the United States, are responsible for resolving the puzzle around the unknown flying objects.
For scientists interested in this topic, they suspend great hopes for US President Donald Trump, considering that it may be the person who reveals the secrets of uncomfortable phenomena.
He pointed out that Trump is the biggest hope for unknown plane bodies, citing his previous efforts in opening the assassination files of President John Kennedy.
He said: Perhaps he is the president who will put an end to the ban on revealing facts, and that will be one of the greatest political heritage in history.
He added that the Trump team to reveal the secrets of Kennedy’s assassination shows a firm commitment to collecting information about abnormal phenomena.
