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10 pages of the report are full-page pictures (https://science.nasa.gov/science-pink/s3fs-public/atoms/files/UAP%20I…) and a Table of Contents, so there now remains 27 pages of *"substance"*

27 pages / 17 members = approximately 1.6 pages per team member

1.6 pages / 14 months = 0.114 pages per month per team member

There are 12606 words in the report*
**This includes page numbers, titles, links, and the table of contents*

[(12606 / 17 members) / 14 months] = 56 words per month per team member

The average length of the contemporary English sentence is 15-20 words (https://medium.com/@theacropolitan/sentence-length-has-declined-75-in…)

https://preview.redd.it/3sj4ksqtjfpb1.png?width=858&format=png&auto=w…

56 words per month / 15 words per sentence = 3.7 sentences per month

3.7 sentences per month / 4 weeks per month = Less than 1 sentence per week per team member

TL;DR: Each member of this study contributed approximately one sentence per week to the study over a 14-month long period.

Bonus fact: This post took approximately 25 minutes to research and write, and contains approximately the same amount of analysis as the NASA UAP report.

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