NRO underwater objects claim (Forgotten Languages)

NRO underwater objects claim (Forgotten Languages)

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NRO underwater objects claim (Forgotten Languages)
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Date23 August 2022
TopicsGovernment programs (topic), Ocean & underwater (topic)
TestimonyShellenberger testimony, p. 208
Year2022 in UFO history
Timeline2022 on the UAP Timeline
Sources1

NRO underwater objects claim (Forgotten Languages) — An anonymous website posts claims about the NRO and underwater objects.

In August 2022, the anonymous "Forgotten Languages" website posted claims about the National Reconnaissance Office and underwater objects, suggesting that NRO satellites tracked unidentified objects entering and leaving the ocean.

The site publishes texts in invented languages mixed with English fragments, and its authors and purpose are unknown. Some UFO enthusiasts believe it leaks real information, while others see it as an art project or disinformation.

There's no evidence linking the site's claims to real NRO programs. The NRO has released only a few heavily withheld UAP-related records.

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References

  1. forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org · forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org · archived copy

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