Astronauts Pass Lie-Detector Test Over UFO Claims

For decades, America’s heroic astronauts have insisted UFOs and space aliens exist — and now The National ENQUIRER has proven they’re telling the truth!

Using breakthrough lie-detector technology, scientists at Albany, Ohio’s Institute of BioAcoustic Biology analyzed statements by four of America’s most decorated spacemen — Al Worden (top), Buzz Aldrin (left), Edgar Mitchell (center) and Gordon Cooper (right) — and all passed with flying colors!

Apollo 14’s Mitchell, the sixth moon walker in history, insists, “For me, the sightings keep happening” so the extra-terrestrials “are making their presence known.” Astronaut  Cooper, who flew Mercury and Gemini missions, says he’s had many UFO encounters — some before rocketing into space.

A former military jet jockey, Cooper described chasing UFOs in 1951, saying: “They were flying quite high, how high we couldn’t tell because we couldn’t get anywhere near their altitude.”

BioAcoustic founder Sharry Edwards says stress levels found in Cooper’s voice would normally show he is not being truthful. But she says her computer analysis indicates he’s under pressure because he “knows there is great skepticism for the subject of UFOs.”

Apollo 11 pilot Aldrin, the second human to step on the lunar surface (after Neil Armstrong), spotted a UFO on the way to the moon, saying: “There was something out there that was close enough to be observed. It was sort of L-shaped. That didn’t tell us very much.”

Based on his voice pattern, Edwards says Aldrin believes he saw a UFO, but his logical mind “cannot explain it.” Still, she says he wants his statements “to be believed.” Apollo 15 pilot Worden orbited the moon 75 times in 1971.

On a British TV show, he shockingly revealed he believes in aliens — and has even seen them! Worden was telling “the truth,” says Edwards. “But he is leaving out a lot of information he could be easily persuaded to tell if the circumstances were right.”