CIA Debunked UFO Sightings

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UFO mass sightings

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Docs detail how CIA secretly 'debunked' mass UFO reports in the 1950s

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Docs detail how CIA secretly 'debunked' mass UFO reports in the 1950s .

Some Air Force members believed they were 'interplanetary spaceships about to make closer contact' Project Blue Book , which ended in 1969 , was developed to investigate reports of aerial phenomena and determine if they posed a threat to national security.

Document was recently shared on X by user ' Disclosure Party' .

Avro offered the project to the US government, and the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force took it over in 1958 . The document continues to say that the US government then allocated more funding to investigate gravity and a means of controlling it. 'Despite the fact science had not attained a level of competence to deal with either gravity or anti-gravity problems,' according to the report. 'It is significant at this time the current theories on UFO propulsion were a mixture of gravity control and electro-magnetic propulsion.'.

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