J-Rod (Los Alamos)

This article is about the individual P-45K J-Rod housed at Los Alamos National Laboratory. For the species, see

J-Rod

. For the species classification, see

P-45K J-Rods

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The P45K J-Rod (officially designated EBE-53AZ1) is an individual P-45K J-Rod non-human intelligent being who survived the 1953 Kingman, Arizona crash and was subsequently housed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, where he worked alongside Bill Uhouse for approximately sixteen years on flight simulator development and propulsion diagnostics for alien reproduction vehicles. He is distinct from Chi'el'ah, the P-52K J-Rod from the same crash who was taken to S-4 at Papoose Lake; Dan Burisch confirmed at the 2009 Zurich Conference on Exopolitics that "the P-45 J-Rod was on board at the same time as Chi'el'ah, the P-52 that I met, that crashed in 1953."

Recovery and assignment to Los Alamos

The Kingman crash involved a 30-meter disc that made a controlled landing near Kingman, Arizona in 1953. Three beings were recovered: one died on impact and remained in its bio-containment device; the P-45K J-Rod (this individual) was transported to Los Alamos National Laboratory; and Chi'el'ah, a P-52K J-Rod, was transported to S-4. JP Robinson of Earthrise Media independently wrote that the survivor "was taken to Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and worked with Bill Uhouse on flight simulator equipment." Uhouse stated that "four extraterrestrials" were initially taken to New Mexico — a discrepancy with Dan Burisch's "three bodies" account that remains unresolved.

Physical description

The being was approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall, Grey in appearance, wearing "a shirt and a pair of pants" with shoes "a little different" from human footwear. The being communicated primarily through telepathy, with some verbal capability — the name "J-Rod" itself was a communicative act: the being pointed to the letter "J" (10th letter) and an inertial bar interpreted as the Mayan glyph for 5, yielding 15 — the number of light-years from Earth to the Gliese system base from which P-45K J-Rods operated.

Technical advisory role

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S-4 disc flight simulator

The J-Rod worked with Bill Uhouse at Los Alamos National Laboratory for approximately sixteen years providing technical guidance on the propulsion and avionics systems of a recovered flying disc, as part of the S-4 disc flight simulator program. When the program's mathematicians reached impasses using formulas provided by the non-human intelligent beings, the J-Rod was brought in to identify and resolve calculation failures — an example of direct non-human intelligent being employment in a classified engineering program.

Uhouse produced cutaway AutoCAD drawings of the simulator, which Michael Schratt later presented publicly as documentary evidence of reverse-engineering programs. Uhouse also drew a sketch of the J-Rod from memory after one of their meetings and distributed copies.

See also

• Research on Chi'el'ah at S-4

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