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Next UFO file dump could occur this week: Ross Coulthart
Key takeaways
- As early as the end of this week, we might see another drop this coming Friday as happened last week, Coulthart said.
- Files released so far include images from U.S. military reports on UAPs as well as archival imagery from NASA s Apollo 12 and 17 missions that show unidentified objects over the lunar horizon.
- The interagency effort is part of what the government is calling PURSUE, or the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters.
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As early as the end of this week, we might see another drop this coming Friday as happened last week, Coulthart said. Certainly told that the videos have been requested by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna.
Files released so far include images from U.S. military reports on UAPs as well as archival imagery from NASA s Apollo 12 and 17 missions that show unidentified objects over the lunar horizon.
The interagency effort is part of what the government is calling PURSUE, or the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. President Trump said in February he would begin releasing UFO and UAP files.
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