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10 Flying Objects People
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Spaceships
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Project Mogul (The Roswell Incident)
might be the most famous instance of a
UFO sighting.
The story of Roswell, New Mexico looms large
in any discussion of UFOs.
In 1947, an unknown craft crashed in a doubt on the initial claims – have been shared
desert in the American southwest, spurring all thousands of times.
sorts of theories about secret government sites,
stashed extraterrestrial bodies, live alien
prisoners, and more.
But the truth is most likely mundane.
In the late 1940s, as the Cold War
ramped up, the United States was looking for
ways to monitor the Soviet Union. The US had
dropped the first two atomic bombs on Japan in suggesting he spotted an alien craft during the and many of them appear to be impossible
1945, and was wary about the USSR's
dedication to developing their own atomic
weapons (they would succeed in 1949). One
attempt to monitor the Soviets was the US Air
Force's Project Mogul, which involved
launching weather balloons that were affixed
with microphones and radio transmitters to
listen for potential nuclear tests.
The project was eventually scrapped, but about what they saw.
not before one such weather balloon crashed
near Roswell, New Mexico.
In 1997, around the 50th anniversary of
the Roswell Incident, the Air Force publicly
offered this explanation of the incident.
The Air Force also had an explanation
for the claim that alien bodies had been
recovered from the crash site. Around the same that four NASA astronauts have been studied
time as Project Mogul, the US military was
developing specialized parachutes and ejection claims. It appears that the group did that with he had seen and presumed that information had
seats for its high-speed, high-altitude aircraft.
Early tests of these seats involved pushing
dummies out of planes to see how much a
human body would spin during the descent.
Hence, mangled, hairless humanoid "remains"
in the desert.
However, even after the information
about these tests came out, UFO enthusiasts
were not convinced, as the Washington Post
reported. []
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Lie detector test
proves Buzz Aldrin
saw alien UFOs in
space, claims bizarre
and likely false viral
report
A glance at some of the world's most-read news
websites will have left many readers under the
impression Buzz Aldrin had confirmed he saw
an alien craft. But he has almost certainly not.
The institution behind the claim will not
reveal how the claim has been proven, Aldrin
himself has denied it, and at least some of the
astronauts named didn't actually take part in the
study, since two of them are dead.
The claim, originally published in the
Daily Star, has now been repeated by many of
the world’s biggest websites and across the
world. The reports – many of which cast little
The report trades on the idea that NASA
is secretly keeping evidence of aliens under
wraps.
previously thought to be incurable, to reveal the
While some Apollo astronauts have
secrets of our true nature, to enhance our lives,
claimed to have seen UFOs during their
to predict what may be our fate through the
missions, Mr Aldrin, the second man on the
frequencies of our voice".
moon, has not – repeatedly denying reports
None of those claims have been tested
historic 1969 mission. according to modern science. It is theoretically
The original report said Apollo 11
possible that it could be possible to understand
astronaut Mr Aldrin had "passed lie detector
whether someone is lying by listening to their
tests over claims they experienced alien
voice, but previous examples have been
encounters". It said experts had examined
unreliable and the institute reported on by the
astronauts' accounts of "strange space
Daily Star did not make its working available to
sightings", using the "latest technology" and that
the public or to other scientists.
they had proven the astronauts were convinced Mr Aldrin has repeatedly dismissed
suggestions he has seen a UFO. He has spoken
It claimed that the experts came from the about seeing a light out of the window as he was
Institute of BioAcoustic Biology and Sound
heading towards the Moon – but has always said
Health, a non-profit in Albany, Ohio. The
he is sure that what he saw was either the rocket
organization had used "top-secret" technology, it
the crew had separated from, or panels that had
said, which scans people's voices to understand
come off when the lander and the rocket were
them.
detached.
As well as Mr Aldrin, the report claims
"It was not an alien," he wrote in an Ask
Me Anything session on Reddit three years ago.
and found to be telling the truth about their He explained that he had told Nasa about what
recordings, since two of the astronauts being
been sent out into the world – until he mentioned
studied are now dead.
what he had seen in a TV interview, which many
But there's no proof that the wild claims
now point to as proof that Mr Aldrin had seen an
of that organization have been tested or proven.
alien craft.
While "bioacoustics" is a legitimate scientific
The Daily Star repeated this claim in its
exercise – it explores how living things make
report, writing that "Aldrin has always
and are changed by sound – that is not what the maintained he spotted a UFO on the way to the
organization is doing. moon". While it is true that what he said is in
A website that appears to belong to the some sense unidentified – in that it's not clear
institute claims that it “quietly goes about
what part of the spacecraft it was – the
changing the future”. "This tiny non-profit suggestion that he thinks it might be alien was
research institute has provided supporting
false and he has repeatedly denied it.
evidence for the ancient claims that the sounds But the institute and the Daily Star
of the voice can act as a holographic suggested that Mr Aldrin had seen a UFO and
representation of health and wellness," the that its tests had shown that he knew it, even if
website claims. he wasn't aware of it. He continues to believe
It goes on to suggest that the institute can otherwise because his logical mind "cannot
not only tell whether people are lying, but also explain it", the Daily Star reported. []
can be used to "reverse diseases and traumas