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Link to conference, which will be at the end of July https://www.explorescu.org/conferences

Direct link to the agenda item https://whova.com/embedded/session/yhzhhSO0s3T8TbISu9q84rsosNSR6Lds87…

>We describe a non-military observation of a UAP by multiple observers, with two cell-phone photos and a video. The observations are inexplicable on the basis of current human technology, because the craft was at least a mile long, glowing against the dark sky, and was moving at about 20,000 mph with no aerodynamic supporting surfaces. There are no corroborating radar or other observations. Upper limits are placed on the gravitational lensing of background field stars in the vicinity of the craft: future observations of this kind may possibly be used to unambiguously identify extraterrestrial craft and to constrain their propulsion mechanism.

Non-military means they can't classify this shit. Unless they want to step up and claim it as ours. 🧐

>Prior to the observations of this large craft, four or five 'orbs' or 'lobes' were seen to maneuver over angles of five to ten degrees in seconds and then go into formation before assembling into the large craft or else going inside it. 

The mothership and the drones, just like Kirkpatrick and Loeb said...

 

Speakers:

- Richard Griffiths(Speaker) Univ Hawaii Hilo, Physics and Astronomy, Member SCU

- Alejandro Rojas(Speaker)SCU, Enigma, Board Member

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