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Edward Teller

Edward Teller was a physicist named in testimony as having coordinated a 1950 conference on unidentified anomalous phenomena, as one of the scientists identified in photographs associated with the Majestic 12 group, and as a possible influence on Bob Lazar's hiring at a secretive Nevada facility.

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Edward Teller was a physicist. In 1950 he coordinated a conference bringing together distinguished scientists to discuss Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).1

Teller is among the scientists identified in a set of recovered photographs bearing ‘Majestic 12 (MJ-12)’ on the back, alongside John von Neumann and Leo Szilard.2

Bob Lazar has speculated that if anyone was responsible for his being hired at USA, Nevada, S4, it was Teller, who he says told someone to give the young man from USA, New Mexico, Los Alamos a chance.3

References (3)
  1. Teller coordinated a conference of distinguished scientists to discuss UAP in 1950.
    “there was a conference that Edward Teller coordinated with the most distinguished scientists discussing UAP back in 1950s.”
    Episode 73: Science vs. Secrecy 00:56:43.3-00:56:52.6
  2. Von Neumann, Szilard and Teller are among the scientists identified in recovered photographs marked 'MJ-12' on the back.
    “And those are people like John von Neumann, zillard edward teller”
    Watergate, the JFK assassination and a UFO secret at the center of it all | Reality Check 00:45:54.6-00:46:02.7
  3. Lazar speculates Teller was behind his hiring at S4, having told someone to give the young man from Los Alamos a chance.
    “if anything it was it was teller... he said hey there's this kid in los alamos and uh to give him a shot or whatever”
    Bob Lazar Just Revealed His BIGGEST Secret - DEBRIEFED ep. 87 448-460

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