Gary McKinnon said he didn’t break into NASA for money or espionage. He was searching for proof of hidden technology, and what he claims he found still lingers at the edges of the UFO mystery. He describes himself as “just a normal guy interested in UFOs” with basic IT skills.
He told Jesse Michels that when he hacked into NASA’s computers, he found image folders with a special NASA-only file format that wouldn’t open properly on his computer.
When he tried to open one of the images, it took too long to load, so he reduced the screen colors to make it faster. Then, slowly, the image began to appear on his screen, line by line, almost in real time.
He says the image first showed darkness, then a curved shape like half of a planet coming into view. It looked very pixelated but had blue and white colors, so he thought it might be Earth or some other planet.
Then, he noticed a long, silver, straight object above it, something like what people now call a “Tic Tac” UFO, or what used to be called a “cigar-shaped” object. He also saw structures that looked like domes, similar to radar stations, placed on top, below, and to the sides of the object. These looked partly man-made but also somewhat unusual.
While he was looking at the image, he suddenly saw the mouse cursor on his screen move on its own. Someone else, likely a system administrator, was controlling the computer remotely.
That person right-clicked on the network connection icon and chose “disconnect.” Immediately, Gary was cut off from the NASA system, and his connection ended abruptly.
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