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Mystery flying objects
Nov 16, 2023
Exploring mysterious UAPs and Navy pilots' tic-tac videos; credibility of pilot reports on UFOs and need for scientific investigations; examination of tic-tac videos by NASA panel.
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- Personal testimonies from Navy pilots cannot be considered scientific evidence regarding UFO sightings.
- Scientific analysis reveals that the tic-tac objects captured in the videos were actually moving at a speed of only 40 miles per hour, highlighting the need for more concrete evidence to draw conclusions about alien life.
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Scientists Review Tic-Tac Videos
The tic-tac videos, recorded by Navy pilots during a training flight in 2004, have garnered millions of views on YouTube. US Congress is now reviewing these videos to determine the nature of the mysterious oval objects captured. Scientists, including Adam Frank, caution that personal testimony from the pilots cannot be considered scientific evidence. Further scientific studies are being conducted to gain more insight into the phenomenon.
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