Unidentified flying object

:UFO redirects here. For other uses, see UFO (disambiguation).

Evidence and suppression

Some also contend regarding physical evidence that it exists abundantly but is swiftly and sometimes clumsily suppressed by governmental entities, not always in uniform, with a strong agenda to insulate a population they regard as psychologically not yet prepared for the social, theological, and security implications of such a reality. See the Brookings Report.

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There have been scattered reports of suppression of UFO related evidence for many decades: In 1950, Nicholas Mariana filmed some unusal areal objects and eventually turned the film over to the U.S. Air Force, but insisted that the clearest shots of the objects had been removed from the film when it was returned to him; In 1961, Jacques Vallee reported that he witnessed the destruction of the tracking tapes of unknown objects orbiting the earth.

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Nicholas Mariana - Jacques Vallee

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Suppression of evidence confirming the existence of extraterrestrial life was considered following the discovery of pulsars. Astrophysicist Peter A. Sturrock writes that "when the first regular radio signals from pulsars were discovered, the Cambridge scientists seriously considered that they might have come from an extraterrestrial civilization. They debated this possibility and decided that, if this proved to be correct, they could not make an announcement without checking with higher authorities. There was even some discussion about whether it might be in the best interests of mankind to destroy the evidence and forget it!" (Sturrock, 154)

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Pulsar - Peter A. Sturrock - Cambridge - Extraterrestrial

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