China's Cosmic Leap: Decoding Advanced ET Technologies While the U.S. Lags Behind
By Samuel Chong
Pasadena, CA, October/November 2025 -- In a world gripped by fascination with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), a stark contrast has emerged in how global powers approach extraterrestrial knowledge. While the United States has focused on reverse-engineering crashed UAP vehicles in secretive, compartmentalized programs, China's 1.4 billion citizens have taken a bold, grassroots approach, diving into the wisdom of extraterrestrials (ETs) whose technologies are so advanced their spacecraft never crash. This divergence, rooted in differing philosophies and access to information, suggests China may be outpacing the U.S. in understanding the cosmic frontier.
U.S. SECRECY: A STIFLED PURSUIT
In the U.S., revelations from whistleblowers like David Grusch, Luis Elizondo, Karl Nell, and Jake Barber have pulled back the curtain on decades-long efforts to recover and study crashed UAPs. Grusch, a former Pentagon UAP Task Force member, testified in 2023 about a secretive program dating back to the 1930s, involving intact non-human spacecraft—some as large as a football field—and "non-human biologics." Elizondo, former director of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, confirmed covert retrievals of alien craft, while Nell described a "terrestrial arms race" to reverse-engineer these technologies. Barber, a U.S. Air Force veteran, recounted retrieving a metallic, egg-shaped object during a classified mission, believed to be of non-human origin.
Yet, this pursuit is shackled by extreme compartmentalization. Physicist Hal Puthoff, speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience in May 2025, criticized the U.S. approach, noting that siloed secrecy within defense contractors and intelligence agencies stifles collaboration. This fragmentation, he argued, hampers breakthroughs in replicating ET technologies like anti-gravity propulsion, leaving the U.S. trailing in a global race for cosmic innovation.
CHINA’S COSMIC AWAKENING
Across the Pacific, China's public has embraced a different path. Fueled by a cultural blend of scientific curiosity, spiritual inquiry, and a history of UFO fascination, Chinese citizens are studying ETs whose technologies transcend earthly limitations. The catalyst? Thiaoouba Prophecy, a book by Michel Desmarquet, published in China as science fiction to evade censorship but widely regarded by readers as nonfiction due to its verifiable claims. A bestseller for seven months in 2022, per OpenBook, it details Desmarquet’s alleged abduction to Thiaoouba, a planet of enlightened ETs whose spacecraft—powered by anti-gravity, anti-matter guns, and psychic mastery—never falter.
Chinese readers are captivated by the book’s revelations, which span advanced technologies and spiritual insights. The ETs describe anti-gravity devices that neutralize gravity through high-frequency vibrations, enabling levitation and interstellar travel—a concept echoed by U.S. whistleblowers like Grusch and Elizondo, who cite anti-gravity as a hallmark of UAPs. Anti-matter guns, used to disintegrate space debris, allow safe, high-speed travel by creating magnetic fields, aligning with NASA’s 1991 antimatter research for planetary defense. Disinfection via blue and yellow light, as detailed in the book, mirrors scientific studies showing these wavelengths kill bacteria through oxidative stress, a method now used in medical settings.
Beyond technology, the book explores psychic abilities like telepathy and levitation, practiced by Thiaoouban ETs. Telepathy, described as language-independent, resonates with documented cases like Loren McIntyre’s 1969 “beaming” with the Mayoruna tribe and the 2025 Telepathy Tapes podcast experiments. Levitation, energy-intensive but spiritually significant, finds parallels in historical accounts of saints like Joseph of Copertino and yogis like Milarepa, as well as a 2011 Supernaturalist episode capturing a Buddhist monk levitating in Nepal.
SPIRITUAL AND HISTORICAL REVELATIONS
The Chinese public’s fascination extends to the book’s spiritual and historical claims. The ETs frame God as the Creator of all sentient beings, including ETs, and describe biblical events—like Moses’ Exodus, aided by ETs parting the Sea of Reeds, and the Star of Bethlehem as a UAP—as interventions to guide humanity. These align with alternative histories, such as Jesus’ tomb in Shingo, Japan, and resonate with China’s Taoist and Buddhist emphasis on inner divinity. The ETs’ accounts of Atlantis and Lemuria, submerged utopian civilizations, and explanations of the Great Pyramid as an energy center, not a tomb, are backed by geological and archaeological evidence, like the Yonaguni structures and the Pyramid’s alignment with Earth’s magnetic fields.
Paranormal phenomena, like the Bermuda Triangle’s natural anomalies and human auras, further captivate readers, tying into China’s concerns about environmental balance. Reincarnation, validated by the ETs, aligns with Eastern philosophies and near-death experience research, offering a framework for understanding humanity’s cosmic role.
A GRASSROOTS REVOLUTION
Unlike the U.S.’s top-down, secretive approach, China’s quest is driven by its people, free from government oversight. Social media buzz and book clubs dissect Thiaoouba Prophecy’s verifiable facts—NASA’s Project West Ford, biblical geography, and lunar anomalies—lending credibility to its narrative. This grassroots movement, echoing the 1980s UFO fever, positions China’s public as cosmic pioneers, learning directly from ETs who prioritize spiritual harmony over material tech.
As the U.S. grapples with secrecy and stalled progress, China’s open, inquisitive approach may unlock ET wisdom faster, reshaping global understanding of technology, spirituality, and humanity’s place in the universe. The question remains: will the U.S. break its silos, or will China’s cosmic leap redefine the future?
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