A scientist claims that the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 may have been burned to ashes by UFO hunting technology.

The disappearance of flight MH370 ten years ago remains one of the greatest mysteries in world aviation history . However, American UFO researcher and retired physician Steven M. Greer has put forward a new theory about that mysterious vanishing event.

During its journey from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, the tragic flight carrying 239 people seemingly vanished into thin air. Dr. Steven Greer, a self-proclaimed expert on UFOs (unidentified flying objects) and extraterrestrial communication, claims to have information that MH370 was inadvertently attacked by a secret human weapon – UFO-hunting technology – used to shoot down alien UFOs.In an interview with Michael Sandler on Inspire Nation, Dr. Steven Greer, who claims to have had contact with extraterrestrial life, offered several theories regarding the disappearance of flight MH370, according to Science Times .

He once caused a sensation when he published a dossier documenting extraterrestrial encounters from around the world over 34 years, at a cost of more than $20 million.

In the aforementioned interview, he recounted that last year he was taken on a helicopter flight with a senior executive working on a secret program and flew over two “black spots”.

There, electromagnetic pulse weapons have been used to create scalar pulses “faster than the speed of light” targeting extraterrestrial vehicles, with some “destroyed annually.” This black spot, if a civilian aircraft were to fly over it, would vanish without a trace; no one would know what happened.

Michael Sandler cut the post and said that Greer’s revelations made him wonder about the mysterious disappearance of a plane a few years ago, alluding to MH370.

Greer doubled down on his claim, noting that he was aware of the technology and capabilities of these secret programs. Sometimes, these secret programs are aimed at attacking and recovering extraterrestrial vehicles for scientific purposes and could inadvertently attack a civilian aircraft, reducing it to “ashes.” And of course, the incident could be covered up so that no one would know the secret.

“Now we know where the plane (MH370) and the passengers are – they’re nowhere – but we know what happened.”The disappearance of MH370 remains the greatest mystery in world aviation to this day, and the most costly and time-consuming search efforts have been undertaken without success.

The Malaysian government may soon launch a new search operation based on a strategy by the American marine robotics company Ocean Infinity, following a “no find, no pay” approach.