The Mysterious Genius Who Patented the UFO

Alexander Weygers, a Renaissance man in the mold of the tech industry’s stated ideal, inspired an art dealer to become an acolyte. In this Hello World short, Ashlee Vance visits the dealer whose curiosity about Weygers has evolved into an obsession.
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[@dougmeharry3212]

It makes my heart glad to see this. As a 15 year old kid, I took his week long class in tool making. At time a neighbor who also knew Alex would drive me and his grandson to school every morning. Sometimes we would stop off at the Weygers house for coffee. He was always friendly towards us kids and would break out his blueprints of the flying machines he had invented. I still have my notebook I kept when I took his course and an autographed copy of his tool making book. He was an amazing person and great influence on young me.

[@Pavel_Poluian]

This does not negate the simplicity of the fact: there are UFOs - such secret espionage equipment (flying saucers, triangles, cigars - with glowing zones, plasma propulsion panels). This technology was launched in the USA in the 40s of the twentieth century, now it is available in many places (in China, in the Russian Federation, in oligarchic and criminal structures). To cover up, the special services have been spreading various misinformation for 70 years, producing myths and fakes. It is necessary to know about it, these are elementary facts. Of course, these facts, as such, do not exclude - neither aliens, time travelers, guests from parallel spaces, otherworldly dark forces, etc. You can play ufologically with these UFOs, but believe me: espionage technology is in the first place in this phenomenon. The US Congress has already begun to declassify it little by little, but they are afraid of lawsuits and other claims of deceived ordinary people. 😗😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@Fdeubcfhbbjhfd]

Tell us more!

[@OFFONE]

Stop the cap 🧢

[@jaridkeen123]

You are truly great when you die a no body and after death the world learned you were great

[@catowisdom1922]

@waterside Dick

[@jaridkeen123]

@waterside I think he is Great and I am sure Hundreds of thousands of us that saw the video learned that he was great. We dont have to dedicate our lives to someone that is great, but learn from what they have done to better ourselves. That's a word of Wisdom for you

[@jadehunter7617]

Why is it after you die, then u become known? That has happened to so many famous, genius people from way back in History to now.

[@dojagardener5889]

that would be great but what was this guy great for? Just because Bloomberg seems to have successfully fooled you with this story does not mean anyone involved has been elevated to greatness. If this device was patented in 1944 don't you think the military would have seized it, and him? People are finding it impossible to patent inventions like devices that can convert standard (gas powered) combustion engines into hydrogen fueled engines (Stan Meyer) without the government stepping in with seize and desist orders for national security reasons. How was anyone able to patent a flying saucer in the middle of WWII? If the patent is legitimate, and the military didn't notice it at the time, it means that the invention is not as amazing as Bloomberg makes it sound.

[@dr.snowman4883]

@@jadehunter7617 because death is like a gift. You never know what you might get until the gift (person died) opens.

[@dejaliloquy]

so heartfelt! Weygers was a true legend, so awesome someone Randy could see him through his artwork. Beautiful story

[@earthalienzapa3237]

now invent windup car that can go up hills windup going down.

[@connorrockyt2757]

@@earthalienzapa3237 u mean a monster truck?

[@ShpookyMetal]

@@earthalienzapa3237

[@garyjones101]

Thanks so much for this piece Ashlee. It's always interesting to see someone who finds an interest and follows it as far as it can take him/her. Well done!

[@dochombre]

Tesla did it 1st, seems nobody's able to give him credit

[@measel1976]

Teslas time... came along well after the caves walls were painted.😉

[@jessi8156]

Yepp.... Because he was on to Something big ... History was written so people would forget about him

[@RR-kb9uz]

The egyptians had the blue print

[@archonofthelivinggod7091]

Tesla and Weyger were both forgotten about Joe. Intelligent men with ideas for the future normally are. It sucks I know.

[@maCEOz]

@Albeit Einschtien wrong Tesla?

[@hypnosfu]

Great story in a story. Weygers was a special very man. I had the privilege to study with him. Finding this just keeps his story going, yet with such a tragic twist.

[@scotsweeting9852]

That was amazing, piece of history, pieces of a life that needs to be seen touched and absolutely put in to memory, and a memory of a person that should be in a memory as a genus himself . Thank you for your time in putting this together!

[@jaytee2716]

That’s sad he’s gone thank you for making a video about him so all can share in his life’s journey and passion.

[@caseyreeves710]

Rest In Peace Randy..Thank you for your extensive efforts over the years. One day maybe Alexander Weygers will get the recognition he so rightfully deserves.

[@jaxareback311]

I envy the passion and have the utmost admiration for someone so talented who is prepared to devote himself to promoting an essential visionary we all benefit from being exposed to and protecting his priceless work....Human kindness in action...!!

[@jmk1727]

Whatever it really was that made you bite on that original email, you might only ever know but follow that gut if you recognize it again. Great story, well shared by you and the tone of the story is fantastic, I only wish it was much longer. I imagine in the few short years you had with Randy, so much more was learned than what made it out of the editing room and with his passing, the story doesn't stop there. Now, in a way much as Randy is part of this fascinating man's story, you too are now a part of both of theirs. A follow up perhaps 5 or 10 years from when when Randy left his own legacy behind, you'll take us on another journey, one which hopefully shows the spirit you three share continuing this on... Captivating!

[@LEGEND-rp5do]

Man with a legendary mind set, leaving happiness aside and living life own his own 🥰 truly inspire man, i just love his great work done by himself. 🙏

[@FIGHTSEEN]

Wonderful (if bittersweet) story. The diagrams and cut away illustrations are works of art as well. Thank you for this.

[@CaseyFinSF]

R.I.P. Randy...Your memory and purpose live on. And thank you for bringing your vision to light and to the public view.

[@BIG_AL_ONE]

Purpose??? All he did was spend millions of dollars building shrine to dead man! Where the Fuck did he get the money to do that? How did he make his money?

[@cowmoo5596]

@@BIG_AL_ONE *"Well boys now that Teddy Roosevelt is dead, I guess we can tear down this statue. I mean cmon, who would have a shrine for a dead man?"*

[@jameskerr3257]

This was a surprisingly fascinating story and such a high-quality documentary. This should win some kind of award, so well done, and so interesting.

[@billmilosz]

This art dealer may have been somewhat obsessed, but the art and other artifacts like drawings from Mr. Weygers are pretty wonderful so I can see why he picked up this ball and ran with it.

[@KibyNykraft]

It is mostly a question of technical innovability for his time, not so much a question of arts. But quality arts and technical innovations are of course related in terms of which types of minds are needed for these processes.

[@simplelife3466]

Super interesting, both the beauty in what was made ,the mind of Randy and Alex....would have loved to meet and learn from these people .

[@dajael]

Both men were extraordinary and deserve to be remembered for their respective contributions! Read the pinned article, very well written. I hope Ms. Thomas is able to fulfill the foundation's mission. Thanks for this story, its inspiring!

[@austinscott4695]

Which pinned article?

[@rokpepeshogun]

@@austinscott4695 KZbin has changed a lot since 3-4 years.. it's not pinned anymore, it was a kind of "Annotation", a sticky note

[@thetreblerebel]

A great story, I hope that recognition cones now for both men. When someone loves something like that, it's contagious, and just makes me want to live my dreams as well. Life is short, enjoy our short AF existence!!

[@tdjackson4403]

Great story. Thank you for sharing the passion of two men. They finally meet in the afterlife.

[@rea8585]

So amazing to see people who have a mission in life, who love what they do and are committed to it 100%. At least with this video, we all learned the name of Alexander Weygers (as well as Randy Hunter).

[@ErikB605]

To be honest. In a few days I will have forgotten him. Calling him a modern da vinci is a bit far fetched.

[@gamesghost2670]

@peter kincaid yeah right a better future is where we all gonna die why even bother. smh christain sound like everything is alway better

[@lizzettaburns559]

Great peice thanks

[@toughluck8012]

I really appreciate this positive outlook and reflection upon the content. Thank you for offering something of value to the conversation rather than being like the rest of the comments

[@ARepublicIfYouCanKeepIt]

True. Ashlee's story about Randy brings Alex's art and name to the fore. Randy spends a life and fortune trying to make Weygers famous and it turns out that a story about *his* missional effort finally accomplishes his life goal.

[@MLFranklin]

Ohmygosh! I thought it was an inspiring, admirable story and all, and then it dawned on me that *this* Weygers was the one that wrote some of the coolest blacksmithing books -- ones that I just LOVED as a kid. I didn't realize that his abilities extended beyond awesome blacksmithing.

[@AbuAfakski]

a beautiful story, thank you sad to see that the saucer idea may have been taken from him without accreditation

[@magnum8264]

Thank you for this information!

[@NekoWinters]

Something got in my eyes at the end, stupid winter pollen

[@mikesharkey2405]

same here, I attribute mine to being human, and compassionate

[@paddybrady652]

goodness

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

NekoWinters: "Winter Pollen" would make a great band name!

[@rexious1790]

@@shruggzdastr8-facedclown It's a book's name "Winter Pollen by Ted Hughes" ... thanks to google LOL

[@MrDasmaster]

Winter pollen isn't a thing you don't get pollen in the winter, it happens more in spring and summer. you get it from flowers!

[@46b-etykial97]

Nikola Tesla patented his anti gravity craft in 1928. That thing was disc shaped. Weygers definitely did not do this first. Maybe he came up with the propelled by air part first. Vimana is pretty much disc shaped, that existed in ancient India.

[@tecnispeedfight]

46-b ETYKiAL exactly. I mean no disrespect to Randy but in comparison to Tesla he is neither a genius nor is his invention any ingenious.

[@willsirotak]

Alexander Wygers seems more like another Jacque Fresco

[@Semprefi]

46-b ETYKiAL it’s just like Tesla’s other than the propulsion system.shockingly that does actually matter

[@davedala7675]

@Noble Sir Knight a bit harsh

[@vuyanling1305]

Something definitely wrong with the noble dude....

[@davidhewson1234]

Short but inspiring !. Thank you. Dave

[@willgg9096]

“It was his spirit telling me to continue with my mission” randy you are a beautiful pure soul

[@maddoxoliver2418]

R.I.P. Randy ❤️ I now know who Weygers is!

[@carlosflores7148]

Traducción al espÑol

[@buschwacker5054]

That art is beautiful, I really like the one where the woman is on her back as if she is dead upon the rocks and man seems to be crying with great sorrow. I could feel his pain.

[@donnyvu1220]

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[@osvaldofranco9036]

thank you, Randy and Alexander!!!

[@Faladaena]

I sincerely hope that his work -collection, projects, estate- will stay intact as much as possible (assuming his partner isn't exactly a spring chicken either), bc it would be an immense, historic, cultural, and artistic loss for the world! So I do hope that someone with means (I'm talking to you, Bloomberg!) would secure these works in their entirety as is when the time comes...

[@raidermaxx2324]

bob lazar historical?? LOL i guess, if you want to say that snake oil salesman are a part of history.

[@Faladaena]

@@raidermaxx2324 Erm... begging your pardon but, _are you on something?_ Enlighten me (please do), what exactly does Bob Lazar have to do with any of this (there's not even a mention of him in the video)?? But no, I'm actually speaking of the Dutch artist, Alex Weygers. You know? The guy that's the main subject of this video (more specifically, his legacy), and all of his works that are left behind?! Sweet Mother of Pearl... 🙄

[@raidermaxx2324]

@@Faladaena yea maybe... i might have cross referenced some other comment from another video lol. Well, i apologize, and i assume you dont think Bob Lazar is a historical or cultural icon, right? lol

[@pitolove71]

Bob Lazar, Bobito Lazarito affectionately called here in the Deep of South America is a Staple of what a Whistle blower is & he's a Genius! He came down here & gave a rare speech, paid for by a wealthy developer who's discovering ancient ruins that were erected with tools that aren't even of this earth. He (Lazarito) spoke about what he sae in those caves in the Amazon jungle... He said the ONLY time he felt this moved was when he first saw the saucer in S4!

[@KibyNykraft]

@@pitolove71 Some of the content in Bob L.s claims proves well to me that he has never been in a lab of advanced sciences very long or with a leading position. He is just repeating esoterical ideas from average new age litterature. At the Area 51 he even took his friends out to the test site to show them the most experimental models. Not understanding that this was within the cold war of the 1900s, which has now returned. This means that the last thing you should do is providing your enemies with your best tech, by calling the local town populations and the press. He got suspended for that ,and he claims that he returned to get a leading job there. That is "possible" but unproved. Maybe he was the lead dishwasher, because that is where his level of physics theory is at. :)

[@Willskull]

What a amazing video! Another forgotten genius, how cool is it that he created such futuristic concepts before any type of pop culture we can remember, what a visionary!

[@lesrhind9124]

amazing guy. humanity needs more of these guys in it. thanks for the share randy genius is only found in a selected few.

[@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife]

We don't deserve those geniuses.

[@lenawagner6405]

Thanx for sharing this valuable information.🥰💞💓‼️

[@JB-xi2yv]

Great story! Always wondered where that came from.

[@charlescarruthers652]

really appreciated this video and the article linked below… I had the privilege to meet Alex and Marian, taking one of his workshops in the mid- '70s.

[@oneeyeopened8138]

Everything was stolen from Nikola Tesla

[@Laylawaayla]

JESUSLOVEYOU

[@asimioso]

His art and designs were beautiful.

[@jjbrowned313]

RIP Randy Hunter, you led a life trying to add to the positive rather than the negative, a love of the Arts is admirable and to try lift another artist from obscurity is a selfless act,here's hoping your spirit is in a better place.

[@racheldillinger6881]

Beautiful story and may he rest in peace with Wygers 💜💜💜.

[@tadeuszsolowiej1522]

♥️♥️♥️🙏 Great history, thanks for sharing this story🙏

[@gus473]

👍 Well told! Always difficult to do stories like this, and you succeeded! Thanks! 🤙😎

[@tauan073]

Obrigado pela legenda!

[@soniajerez8963]

I know a Randy who seems to share similar personalities. Also his obsession with his passions. I love my Randy.

[@Justforfun-ek7et]

Randy is a cool dude, and Weygers seems like a great man as well.

[@fly-over1517]

Randy had the passion,money and enthusiasm to pursue and resurrect Alexander Weygers story. Admittedly I never heard of him until I came across this video. I always thought the military came up with this idea (shame on me) of course they didn't. Great story and so interesting. Thank you for enlightening me and shedding light an yet another lost story of our history.

[@jimdawson5299]

Mesmerizing documentary!

[@marycompogno5665]

Glad this man was interviewed before he.passed on. What cool creations and neat ideas! 😊

[@garrygballard8914]

💝 this. Tks for sharing his story.

[@AmitSingh-xh3gn]

,

[@kurt8263]

This was super informative and cool thanks Bloomberg. Going to go do some of my own research on the man now.

[@matterridge9222]

Beautiful story bro. I love his blueprint their and his statues incredible.

[@Inphynit]

what a great tribute. ❤

[@1stRiggerChick]

Thankyou. I really enjoyed this look into others lives. It gave me a heart smile, in recognition of quirky creative genius and unrealised potential or disappointment. A wonderful human to dedicate his efforts towards others recognising what is prolific creative talent. As well as the striving, a dedication to carrying on, come what my. May they and those who loved them, love them , or those who recognise that living fully, means dedication, striving, and faith that borders on absurd. I strive to strive with feeling. "Art is born, created, it neither mimics nor replaces life. It is, in my view, the natural by product of those whose spirits resonate most closely with what is the vast encompassing all spirit from which all that is was and will be first sprung." Thank you.

[@AlexCryptoJourney]

That was an awesome story, I love the dedication and commitment of these guys.

[@codeblue2532]

Alex you might appreciate MOLLER M400 SKYCAR.........he has persevered for 50 years !

[@mxdrid77]

Chickedy

[@iiiiiiii3359]

I find it fascinating that some of the most famous artists in the world never got to see their influence while they were alive. It's funny how humans put value on art after the creator is gone.

[@richardockenden8669]

He`s forgotten no longer thanks to you two . Great video.

[@jessiejames2155]

"How crazy you are....depends on how much money you spend on your project...!" - EPIC !

[@akashshetty6102]

Time's more specific than money i guess. Spending most of your Lifetime on something people would ignore shows your passion to your dreams.

[@DunnickFayuro]

I would add : "In regards to your fortune" 1 million dollars for a billionaire is less than 1000 dollars for a normal wage worker

[@davidmckee5659]

To live a life of passion and purpose is to live life. Thank you Randy, now I know who Alexander Weygers is.

[@ActuallyRocatex]

the pursuit of life is more dangerous than a life in pursuit

[@oneeyeopened8138]

Alexander Weygers use stolen images!!

[@kanede9339]

Omg i live near Carmel and am so fascinated by this! I really wanna visit this place sooooo much

[@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269]

Careful how you say that name

[@kanede9339]

@@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269 careful how I say what name?

[@roderickstevens6891]

Imagine how many others are out there? Thanks for this excellent docu,without people bringing these folks to the attention they deserve they would be lost,look how long for Tesla to gain his recognition.

[@jamesaritchie1]

Tesla was a mentally ill lunatic for most of his life. His fame comes from dimwits who think he had all sorts of futuristc inventions that the government stole. Just not true.

[@travissk5036]

I will spread this knowledge! Thanks Brotha!

[@bwest6275]

Thank you for your hard work Randy.

[@briseidaa1619]

I love stories like these

[@rlbrown1009]

What an amazing story!

[@ToysForTheGods]

This was a beautiful story. Anyone would be fortunate to be so passionate about anything in life. Thank you for sharing this for the world to see.

[@theycallmemoist8381]

RIP mr. Randy, your passion brought me a smile. Thank you.

[@alexiscancun1619]

yep dang I didn’t expect the ending when they said he passed away. Sad I hope someone finishes his vision in that property.

[@angelvelazquez1478]

This was phenomenal

[@HelloWorld-lg1pz]

Vril and Haunebu craft and their connection to ancient vedic designs are fascinating.

[@scentlessscents699]

That was incredible, everything. And the art is museum pieces... Beautiful...i think he will be in history books very soon.

[@PowersBenzoCoaching]

As an artist, this is the kind of curator you dream of. Someone who can really see your value and what makes you special, and believes in you enough to fight for you.

[@tonylorenzano1830]

A truly amazing artist, caught up in a saucer dream like many, including myself, (and the US/ Canadian governments and the defunct Avrol? corp.) that could never fly because it was too heavy for it's propulsion source and needed futuristic an electronic microprocessor that did not exist at the time, to stabilize it. It should never have been patented. It lead to many crushed dreams! A wonderful life though!

[@jamesaritchie1]

In the US, you can't patent something without a working model, or working process, such as with DNA. You can apply for a patent, but you won't receive one. This is how they stop the patent office from being deluged with thousands of nonsense "invention".

[@jimdawson5299]

Mesmerizing Documentary

[@maratmonte6984]

Absolutely lovely, great story and reality ))!

[@stevieboy2009]

Well done buddy, I know who Alexander Weygers is now 😊

[@vancemacd6315]

The One, yes sir

[@CharlieB.-]

Exactly, I sure do.😊

[@crystallizationofthesoul7095]

A modern Leonardo DaVinci! DaVinci was and still is my hero since I was a kid!

[@alexiscancun1619]

Dang tbh I didn’t expect him to be dead 😓

[@ScammedbyFolrentinaConchas]

He brought him into our household in Qld. Australia 👏👏👏❤❤❤️

[@iamwonder9300]

Randy, keep up the great work, I will remember the name Alexander Weygers thanks to you.

[@dougs7367]

RIP and thank you Randy.. I know who Alexander Weygers is now and his work thanks to you.

[@dannymeil3294]

That was inspiring story living out your dreams I hope I’m not the only person who thinks that.

[@sizdehbedar]

LIKE ANY OTHER PROFESSIONS , WE HAVE THE ART DEALER, AND THE OTHER! THEY DON''T NECESSARILY BELONG TO THE SAME CLUB. ITS' THE DEPTH OF THE OBSERVERS MIND WHO SEES THE SAME OBJECT AND TO BE THE WORLD APART IN APRECIATING OWN DELUSION THAN CAPTURING THE CRITICAL DISTINCTION ENTAILS BETWEEN ONE AND THE OTHER ON THE FACT OF THE MATTER AT HAND.

[@Chimera_166]

Why else would they bombard us with countless Alien inspired films. Somewhere in there is the truth.

[@gubenuben2]

@@sizdehbedar ok

[@Ray2311us]

TRIGGER

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Merci du partage! Stéph.

[@manueldiez2929]

Entendí poco por qué no se mucho ingles pero me emocioné igual por el gran trabajo de este hombre ! Greetings from argentina!!

[@AmitSingh-xh3gn]

Passion of a man, if identified by him, makes him immortal. RIP Randy & Alex !!!! 🙏❤

[@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171]

This is a beautiful thing, the insistence on raising the awareness of this Great Mind (and one with incentive to achieve). To put someone who is no longer alive at the fore of priorities, and to essentially give yourself to the efforts that weren’t originally his own! Very beautiful. The ultimate compliment to an obviously ambitious dreamer.

[@SumNumber]

An artist with concept . I use his " saucer " images for inspiration on my own stuff . Thanks for the share. :O)

[@rashmiranjannayak3251]

Wow, we could see a grate talent with hope for future in another hand.

[@anirudhkaushal8494]

Rip Randy Hunter you're really a hunter who did hunt for all alex's artwork and belongings... I respect you..

[@tallybobba]

Sir, the idea of vertical take off and landing is still in production today. VTOL aircraft take off using this same concept.

[@brendatenorio5721]

Well done

[@burusho8488]

Thank you Randay may yor soul rest in eternal peace.

[@mikelig8365]

A very sweet story, thank you.

[@BeastBenji]

thanks randy. would’ve never known about this fascinating person without you

[@topg1084]

both of them are gems.

[@SinCity4o1]

As a Mechanical Design Engineer, this is intriguing to me. Although, I'd prefer to have the craft levitate by using sound frequency.

[@ivad_here]

Thank you Randy. R.I.P. with Weyger

[@_WTFCHUCK_]

"Oh, Weygers, as in Alexander Weygers..yea I heard of him" I reply anytime anyone asks me anything. Mission accomplished, Randy

[@f7holdings653]

The Hunter/Weygar collection is impressive

[@MrApostleLee]

Is there a way I could get a copy of the disc opted drawing? Thanks Lee

[@BenDover-de7tf]

Sending you the disc opted blueprints now Thanks Ben

[@janjohnsonamarillas3386]

Fascinating thank you !

[@miguelefesabo3694]

Noway .... Unbelievable of a BRILLANTE man's departure ...wow how i wish to have and loved to known YOU RANDY HUNTER.... For sure your body rest here but your spirt and legacy will lives on and on my brother. My sincer condolences to his wife cathy. ..... Love always me

[@MikeyMystery45]

Cool story. Never heard of the guy. As far as a flying disc shape goes I think it's an enevitable shape that eventually would've been discovered and it's been proven to be a poor design with the propulsion systems we currently use. It's kind of like someone claiming they were the first person to invent the wheel. Sort of a stretch no matter how you put it but what the amazing part about it is the actual designs. Not only was he the first to experiment with the shape but from what I can tell he actually was actually considering the technical aspects of it and where they would all fit into the structure. That in itself was amazing. Makes you wonder if maybe the roswell crash wasn't just this guy messing around in one of his designs after they stole his designs or something. Lol. Awesome video. Very interesting subject. I'd really like to see more of the details to the design work on the Discopter.

[@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974]

wow, i didnt think of that, maybe he did work with top secret stuff on government projects ... wow - - possible

[@KibyNykraft]

Propulsion can be whatever if you don't build a functional aircraft design. If you want a disc shaped flying vehicle there are some other challenges to solve first, that are irrelevant to the propulsion question. These are two different questions worked on separately, to pinpoint it a bit :) Once you are in outer space (so not within an atmosphere) the shape and structure matters nada. That is when the propulsion matters :) Within the atmosphere you must find a design that operates stable at variable air pressures, relative to the planetary gravity and magnetism. The propulsion of near Earth is theoretically different than the one for outer space, but this is not always or necessarily so. There are ways to affect molecules that can position the craft into a "literal space" (which is a literal nothing, no matter what you hear from superstitous TV show thugs). Once this is the case, the craft is moving freely unrespective to everything else around it, and it will look like it is behaving like a moskito in fast forward film.

[@KibyNykraft]

The Roswell was one of several crashes where even crash test dummies were picked up after the crashes. These were made of ballistics gel. One needed to see how human-like masses would affect the physical designs of the aircrafts. The "aliens" story is pure fantasy as well as the WB story. These were divertions. WW2 and cold war required to not show your enemies your best or most experimental things.