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Three scientists at Ukraine's main astronomical observatory say they recorded more than 20 unidentified objects moving around the moon — some 15 to 25 miles wide, some shaped like giant rotating rings, all tracked at 25,000 miles per hour. Their conclusion after months of research: the moon may be a UFO base.
The lead scientist sent the research and videos directly to the show. Then turned down the invitation to appear. He said he was afraid people would make fun of him.
So Neal, Andrew, and Lemon go through the evidence themselves — the methodology, the video, and the two published papers that went from calling the objects unidentified to calling them extraterrestrial spaceships. They work through the real questions about whether the data holds up.
Plus a 104-day UAP news recap: the PURSUE file releases, the White House UAP Science Advisory Council, a mass sighting over Arrow Virginia, new disclosure legislation, the Pentagon acquiring the APRO archives, and a protected legal pathway for insiders.
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TRANSKRİPT 🔗
three astronomers say they recorded more than twenty unidentified objects moving around the moon.
Some of them, they say, are the size of cities.
Some are shaped like disks.
Others look like giant rotating rings.
They moved and flashed, and the scientists reached a conclusion.
moon
may be a UFO base.
They sent us the research. We watched the videos.
This is the scientist who claim a UFO base is on the moon.
Will you believe?
Let's get into it.
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