The mystery of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) continues to capture the public imagination, inspiring theories that range from extraterrestrial visitors to top-secret government aircraft. But according to Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, the truth might be far stranger. In a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, Luna suggested that some UAPs could be “interdimensional beings” — entities existing beyond our known physical reality.
Drawing from her involvement in congressional hearings and what she claims is classified evidence, Luna linked the phenomenon to both modern sightings and ancient religious texts, hinting at centuries of hidden knowledge. Her remarks, equal parts provocative and mysterious, have fueled fresh debate about the nature of UFOs and the possibility of realities beyond our own.
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Who Is Rep. Anna Paulina Luna?
Before diving into her claims, it’s worth knowing a little about the congresswoman behind them. Luna, a U.S. Air Force veteran and staunch supporter of former President Donald Trump, represents Florida’s 13th Congressional District. She has made headlines for her outspoken positions on issues ranging from immigration to federal spending, and earlier this year, she even introduced legislation to put Trump’s likeness on Mount Rushmore.
Her interest in UAPs is not new. Luna has been directly involved in congressional hearings on the subject, questioning witnesses and advocating for more transparency from the U.S. government. But her latest statements go far beyond requests for declassified reports — venturing into territory more often associated with science fiction and conspiracy forums.
The Rogan Interview: A Claim Beyond Aliens
Appearing on Joe Rogan’s massively popular podcast, Luna was asked about the ongoing UAP investigations. Her answer quickly veered away from the typical extraterrestrial hypothesis.
“Based on our interviews — and this is something you can go back and watch with the congressional hearings — I was able to ask some of the witnesses, ‘What are these things?’” Luna told Rogan. “And they keep saying interdimensional… Are these things pre-existing maybe outside of what we currently know as our own dimension?”
This line of thinking — that UAPs could be entities crossing between dimensions — is not entirely unheard of in fringe UFO research, but it is highly unusual for a sitting member of Congress to entertain it publicly.
The “Interdimensional” Angle
When pressed by Rogan to elaborate, Luna linked the theory to both modern investigations and ancient religious texts. She suggested that historical records, including certain books removed from the Bible, might describe encounters with such beings.
“They call them interdimensional beings,” she explained. “I think they can actually operate through the time-spaces we currently have… You have the modern-day Bible, and you have books that have been removed that explain and touch on these topics.”
One text she specifically referenced was the Book of Enoch, an ancient Jewish religious work that is not part of the canonical Bible in most Christian traditions. The book contains vivid descriptions of heavenly realms, supernatural entities, and cosmic events — all of which have attracted the attention of both theologians and UFO enthusiasts.
The Bible, Censorship, and Missing Knowledge
Luna hinted that these “removed” biblical texts were deliberately excluded, suggesting a form of historical censorship.
According to her, humanity’s understanding of the spiritual world and the origins of life is limited not only by scientific gaps but also by deliberate withholding of religious knowledge. While she stopped short of claiming the beings were angels, she did say:
“There were other creations that God made,” citing her interpretation of Christian doctrine.
Her comments leaned heavily into the idea that powerful institutions religious, governmental, or both have suppressed potentially world-changing information.
Evidence? Yes and No.
When Rogan asked for concrete proof, Luna’s answers were vague but emphatic.
She admitted she had never personally seen a portal open or encountered an alien craft in person. However, she claimed to have reviewed classified photographs in a secure government facility — a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) — that convinced her UAPs are not man-made.
“I’m very confident there’s things out there that have not been created by mankind,” Luna said.
The problem? She cannot share those images or details without violating classification rules.
Historical Sightings and Supernatural Links
Luna suggested that sightings and records of these entities stretch back to “before the time of Christ.” She believes that historical texts, if read carefully, document such encounters although mainstream historians would likely interpret them differently.
The implication is clear: UFOs phenomena may not be a new development, but rather a recurring aspect of human history that has been reinterpreted across eras, cultures, and religions.
Beyond UFOs: More Extraordinary Claims
While UFOs and interdimensional beings were the headline-grabbing topics, Luna also made several other remarkable assertions during the Rogan interview:
- CIA and the Ark of the Covenant
Luna claimed that the CIA may have discovered the biblical Ark of the Covenant in the 1980s a statement for which she provided no publicly available evidence. - Remote Viewing
She appeared to endorse the idea that “remote viewing” — the alleged psychic ability to perceive distant or unseen targets — is a real phenomenon. - Telepathic Abilities in Autistic Individuals
Luna referenced The Telepathy Tapes, a podcast series that discusses anecdotal claims of telepathy among autistic people, suggesting there may be unexplored neurological abilities in humans.
Rogan’s Reaction
Joe Rogan, known for his willingness to entertain unconventional ideas, was visibly intrigued but also seemed frustrated by Luna’s inability to share verifiable proof.
“It seems crazy that people have access to information that shows there’s something outside of us that is more intelligent at least more capable than we are and they hide it from everybody else,” Rogan remarked.
His comment underscored one of the main tensions in UFOs discourse: tantalizing claims paired with inaccessible evidence.
The Broader Context: Why These Claims Matter
Luna’s comments land at a time when public interest in UFOs is surging. The Pentagon has acknowledged dozens of UAP encounters, and congressional hearings have brought whistleblowers forward to testify about alleged government secrecy.
However, the interdimensional theory remains far outside the mainstream scientific consensus. Physicists have proposed the possible existence of other dimensions in theoretical models like string theory, but no empirical evidence supports the idea that beings can travel between them — let alone that such beings are buzzing our skies.
From a political standpoint, a sitting congresswoman publicly promoting the idea can have ripple effects:
- It can lend fringe theories a sense of legitimacy.
- It may encourage further public demand for transparency on UAP research.
- It risks blurring the line between evidence-based inquiry and speculative belief.
Critics and Skeptics Respond
Skeptics point out that Luna’s inability to release the alleged classified photos makes independent verification impossible. They also note that claims about missing biblical texts and supernatural entities have been staples of conspiracy literature for decades.
Religious scholars largely reject the idea that the removal of books like Enoch from the biblical canon was part of a cover-up. Instead, they cite theological, linguistic, and historical reasons for the selection of canonical texts.
Similarly, historians argue that many ancient “UFO-like” descriptions are better understood in the symbolic or mythological context of their time.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is Rep. Anna Paulina Luna?
A Florida Republican congresswoman, U.S. Air Force veteran, and staunch Trump supporter representing the 13th Congressional District. She’s been involved in congressional hearings on UAPs and is known for her outspoken, sometimes unconventional political positions.
What did she claim about UFOs?
On The Joe Rogan Experience, Luna suggested that some unidentified aerial phenomena may be “interdimensional beings” entities from dimensions beyond our own.
Did she provide evidence?
Luna claimed to have seen classified photographs in a secure government facility (SCIF) that convinced her these objects are not man-made. However, she cannot release the images due to security restrictions.
What’s the connection to the Bible?
Luna referenced non-canonical religious texts like the Book of Enoch, UFOs suggesting they may contain descriptions of such beings and alleging that their removal from the Bible was a form of censorship.
Does the scientific community support the “interdimensional beings” theory?
No. While theoretical physics explores the idea of other dimensions, there is no empirical evidence that intelligent entities travel between them or interact with our world.
What other claims did she make in the interview?
Luna also discussed conspiracy-style topics such as the CIA allegedly discovering the Ark of the Covenant, the possibility of remote viewing, and telepathic abilities among some autistic individuals.
Conclusion
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience blended elements of government secrecy, biblical mystery, and speculative physics into a sweeping theory about UFOs as possible “interdimensional beings.” While her claims are bold, they remain largely unsubstantiated — limited by classified information she says she cannot share and framed through interpretations of ancient texts. For some, her words will be a call to dig deeper into UAP research and demand transparency.
