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Matthew Modine Narrates a New UFO Documentary and We've Got the First Trailer

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A lot was happening in 2020 so there’s a chance you may have missed something—like the fact the New York Times published a story basically saying aliens are real.

Relax, those objects in the sky are probably just from one of the 90 countries and 10,000 companies that make up the nearly $1 trillion space economy

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Mysterious flying objects across the US probably aren't aliens, but experts believe life is out there. Here are 13 reasons why we haven't made contact yet.

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A SETI radio telescope.

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Chinese spy balloon and wave of UFOs lift defense stocks as US military spots more aerial incursions

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An F-22 Raptor fighter took down the balloon with one AIM-9X Sidewinder missile.
An F-22 Raptor fighter took down the surveillance balloon with one AIM-9X Sidewinder missile.

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Elon Musk joked that the UAPs shot down over North America are alien 'friends of mine' as questions remain over their origins

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The Chinese spy balloon is shot down on February 4, and Elon Musk.

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US general refuses to rule out aliens after third suspicious flying object is shot down by the military over its airspace

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An F-16C Fighting Falcon flies by during a US Air Force firepower demonstration on September 14, 2007 near Indian Springs, Nevada.

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Chinese authorities said they were preparing to shoot down an 'unidentified flying object' spotted near the Yellow Sea

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The Chinese flag.

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The 3 Chinese spy balloons spotted during the Trump administration were initially classified as UFOs

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In 1963, the Amalgamated Flying Saucer Club of America released this photo taken by a member reportedly showing a flying saucer estimated at seventy feet in diameter.
In 1963, the Amalgamated Flying Saucer Club of America released this photo taken by a member reportedly showing a flying saucer estimated at seventy feet in diameter.

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