Lockheed martin CL-957 Gen 2 es Real

En foros en línea, el CL-957 Gen 2 se describe como una aeronave de Lockheed Martin de alto secreto, supuestamente diseñada para ofrecer una velocidad y maniobrabilidad sin precedentes, con operación silenciosa y capacidades avanzadas. Se le asocia frecuentemente con el famoso "OVNI Tic Tac", el incidente de 2004 en el que pilotos de la Armada se toparon con un objeto no identificado. TikTak

If by “Lockheed Martin CL-957 Gen 2” you mean the alleged aircraft linked online to the 2004 “Tic Tac” UFO incident, there is no credible public evidence that such an aircraft exists.

A document purporting to be a flight manual cover for a “CL-957 GEN 2” and an operation called “ORBIT LANCE” circulated online in 2025. However, aerospace researchers and aviation enthusiasts quickly identified numerous problems with it, including unusual formatting, questionable designation conventions, incorrect technical-order style, and the absence of any documented Lockheed Martin program by that name.

Some key points:

• Lockheed has historically used internal CL-xxx designations for concept studies (e.g., the Lockheed CL-1201), which makes “CL-957” sound plausible at first glance.
• Researchers have not found any credible record of a CL-957 program in public aerospace archives or declassified documentation.
• The claim that the Nimitz “Tic Tac” encounter was “confirmed” to be a CL-957 Gen 2 originates largely from social media and forum discussions rather than official sources. Even many UFO enthusiasts have expressed skepticism.
• Lockheed Martin Skunk Works publicly discusses advanced aerospace projects, but no CL-957 program is acknowledged there.

So the current evidence supports the conclusion that CL-957 Gen 2 is an unverified and likely fabricated designation associated with a viral “Tic Tac” manual image, not a confirmed Lockheed Martin aircraft.

Fuentes: Ufoveed