The truth is (not) out there: how the Australian government stopped investigating UFOs
If the truth about UFOs really is out there, don't bother telling the Australian government.Department of Defence documents previously marked "SECRET" show the Royal Australian Air Force moved to stop investigating UFO reports in the 1990s because the majority weren't visitors from outer space and only about 3 per cent of sightings could not be explained. More Entertainment Videos Previous slide Next slide X-Files reignites Kelly Cahill mystery Entertainment n..>> view originalNASA is using students to identify plants to be used by astronauts
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