"US President Dwight David Eisenhower has met space visitors and communicated with them several times at US military bases and communicated with them telepathically," Timothy Good, a former adviser to the Pentagon and the US Congress (now a British ufologist and writer), told BBC2.

According to the scientist, at that time the president of the USA met with the aliens three times and all meetings took place in 1954 in New Mexico. The meetings were designed for the Earthlings by visitors using telepathic communication. However, no evidence of these contacts has been preserved. However, Timothy Good is convinced that Eisenhower, still with the help of the FBI, even organized an interplanetary conference, which took place at Holloman Air Force Base and where there were enough witnesses to this event.

Good says that aliens have been visiting Earth for a very long time, and during their visits, they contacted not only the heads of governments but also ordinary people. Ufolog is convinced that 90% of UFO stories can be explained rationally, but millions of people around the world are actually seen with their own eyes.

Needless to say, rumors of Eisenhower's encounter with aliens have been circulating for a long time, and a huge number of conspiracy theories have emerged as a result. For example, New Hampshire Congressman Henry McElroy Jr. released a video in 2010 claiming that he had the opportunity to read a secret short message to Eisenhower. And this document contained information that the aliens had visited America and that President Eisenhower was to meet with them.

"The text said there was no reason to worry and that the visitors did not come with bad intentions," says McElroy. The congressman admitted that he could not find out where and when the encounters with the alien astronauts took place, but he is convinced that it took place.

According to documents declassified in 2010 by the UK Department of Defense, Winston Chruchill saw the UFO with his own eyes. Ufologists even believe that Churchill asked Eisenhower for advice on how to respond to the appearance of an unidentified object. This information was later included in UFO files, and Churchill ordered its secrecy for 50 years.