Non-human biologics refers to biological material that is not human, mentioned in testimony about UFOs but never publicly verified.
The phrase “non-human biologics” has been used in connection with UFOs (including an alternate spelling commonly used in Google searches) to describe biological material that, according to others, was found at crash sites involving unidentified aerial phenomena. It is not a recognized scientific classification in biology, and the information provided here contains no verified documentation of such material.
On July 26, 2023, David Grusch, a former US Air Force intelligence officer, testified under oath before a House subcommittee. He said he had been told that the United States had recovered “non-human biologics.” He also alleged that a multiyear program existed to collect craft wreckage and reverse-engineer it. Grusch said the information came from other people, not from his own firsthand observation; no corroborating evidence was made public at the hearing.
The Pentagon said it had found no verifiable information to substantiate claims of programs to possess or reverse-engineer extraterrestrial materials. Based on the information provided here, this remains an unverified claim, not official confirmation that extraterrestrial remains exist.
In the context of Grusch’s testimony, it refers to biological material that he said was not human. It is not a recognized scientific classification, and no such material has been publicly documented and verified.
The information provided here does not confirm that any such remains have been found. Grusch said he had heard about non-human material, and the Pentagon said it had found no verified information to support that claim.
According to the information provided here, no. He said the information came from other people, not from his own firsthand observation.
The Pentagon said it had found no verifiable information to substantiate claims of programs to possess or reverse-engineer extraterrestrial materials.