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Pentagon officially released 'UFO' videos: BUSTED (Part 1)

Pentagon officially released 'UFO' videos: BUSTED (Part 1)

Thunderf00t
0 HN recommenders · discussed 2020–2022
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Thunderf00t argues that the Pentagon's officially released 'UFO' videos have mundane explanations such as birds, parallax and sensor artifacts.

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HN cites it as a debunking whenever Pentagon UFO footage is discussed.

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simonh · 2020-06 · critical

The recently declassified 'UFO' sightings have been pretty thoroughly debunked as spurious. [VIDEO]

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dj_gitmo · 2020-07 · critical

This video argues that the object was probably just a bird, and the apparent speed was a result of parallax. Seems more plausible than the alternatives. [VIDEO]

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etrabroline · 2021-04 · critical

These are not aliens. Media love to insinuate that they are because it gets clicks. (or even outright say they are aliens) [VIDEO] [LINK] [LINK]

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etrabroline · 2021-05 · critical

It is obvious to any expert that these are not space aliens. that makes the question of why the Navy is hyping them even more interesting. [VIDEO]

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oceanghost · 2021-07 · critical

I've said it once, I'll say it again-- these videos are all explained and all have been debunked. This is most likely a advertisement for the US Military's ability to track very small things such as drones. If there are videos of things that might be alien-- these are not them. [VIDEO] [LINK] [LINK] [LINK] [LINK] Bob Lazar debunk: [LINK]

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danbruc · 2022-03 · critical

At least those videos [1] are just birds, see for example this analysis [2]. Skip to the meat of it, if you dislike the style of the video. [1] [LINK] [2] [VIDEO]

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