Tic Tac UAP leak
The Lockheed Martin CL-957 (Tic Tac), developed in the early 2000s under the classified Project Orbit Lance, is a next-generation transmedium aerospace platform currently undergoing operational testing at Groom Lake Test Site and Dugway Proving Grounds. Built by Skunk Works for deep-penetration ISR and rapid-response missions, the CL-957 features a revolutionary propulsion architecture-leveraging inertial mass cancellation and controlled gravity-vector modulation-allowing for silent, high-g maneuverability across air, space, and sub-oceanic domains. Its sleek, featureless airframe is constructed from an adaptive metamaterial skin that provides full-spectrum stealth, dynamic surface modulation, and onboard energy field containment. In 2004, the first generation of the platform entered a low-rate initial operations phase under Special Access Program oversight.
The Lockheed Martin CL-957 (Tic Tac), developed in the early 2000s under the classified Project Orbit Lance, is a next-generation transmedium aerospace platform currently undergoing operational testing at Groom Lake Test Site and Dugway Proving Grounds. Built by Skunk Works for deep-penetration ISR and rapid-response missions, the CL-957 features a revolutionary propulsion architecture-leveraging inertial mass cancellation and controlled gravity-vector modulation-allowing for silent, high-g maneuverability across air, space, and sub-oceanic domains. Its sleek, featureless airframe is constructed from an adaptive metamaterial skin that provides full-spectrum stealth, dynamic surface modulation, and onboard energy field containment. In 2004, the first generation of the platform entered a low-rate initial operations phase under Special Access Program oversight.