UFC legend Georges St-Pierre shares theories on UFOs

St-Pierre shared the following theories:

1. Secret technology (drones, holograms, weapons testing)
• Perhaps the most “rational,” some believe these are highly classified programs, either American (black projects like TR-3B, etc.), or allies or even adversaries (Russia, China) testing advanced systems (hypersonic drones, optical camouflage technologies, etc.).
• This would explain the reluctance to reveal too much information.

2. Manipulation or distraction (orchestrated false staging)
• Classic conspiracy theory: the government creates a false narrative around UAPs to divert attention from political, economic, or financial scandals, or even far more disturbing truths (e.g., genetic manipulation, biolabs, or geopolitical secrets). • In this hypothesis, the “actors” and “witnesses” would be accomplices or manipulated individuals.

3. Unknown (or poorly understood) natural phenomena
• Some scientists cite atmospheric phenomena that are still poorly understood: plasma, rare electromagnetic discharges, gravitational mirages, or strange interactions between the aircraft and ionized layers.
• This could also include psychophysiological effects on pilots, combined with optical illusions.

4. Extraterrestrial (or extradimensional / intraterrestrial) visitors
• Classic ET hypothesis: technologically advanced civilizations from elsewhere.
• Or, a more “esoteric” theory: entities from other dimensions, or already living hidden underground or under the oceans.

5. Lost Human Civilization (Breakaway Civilization)
• Fascinating theory: an extremely advanced human or humanoid civilization survived a global catastrophe (flood, ice age) and lived in hiding, observing our development.
• This is consistent with ancient accounts (Atlantis, Lemuria) or hypotheses about underground installations.

6. “Glitch” in our reality or consciousness (simulation, Matrix errors)
• Philosophical/Simulationist hypothesis: we live in a simulation or a programmed universe, and these phenomena are “bugs,” system tests, or manifestations of higher-order programming (Matrix-type).