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Avi Loeb says the UAP Science Advisory Council has requested access to 50 items of classified material on ‘known incidents’ “We might not be able to declassify data collected on classified sensors, but the hope is we can collect new data with sensors that are not classified.”

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Фото профиля Christopher
Christopher1 месяц назад

Grusch has offered to take "you" to the Craft - was else is there to talk about - bring your own camera .:

Фото профиля Maddox Blount
Maddox Blount1 месяц назад

I really really don’t trust the “UAP Science Advisory Council” or Avi Loeb or Laura Trump.

Фото профиля daalyn 🔭🎶🛸🎸🦆
daalyn 🔭🎶🛸🎸🦆1 месяц назад

Nope. Nope. Nope. If Lara Trump is involved, there is no way this is legit. Just no. She's a Trump. Loeb is an op.

Фото профиля Louis K
Louis K1 месяц назад

What’s the point of?? The answers are right there! - Aliens, wrecked alien spacecraft hidden on US 🇺🇸 soil protected by the very people that Avi Loeb goes to council with, rubs shoulders with! He should be Outraged and demanding Total Access to All the UAP Hard Evidence!

Фото профиля Maiden35
Maiden351 месяц назад

Avi is the Fauci of UAP.

Фото профиля Basilio Armando Kot
Basilio Armando Kot1 месяц назад

Why not focus on cases involving data from equipment that is no longer classified for national security reasons? For example, in New Mexico, Arizona, Alaska. Be practical; only one case with sufficient data is needed. @ProfAviLoeb @GarryPNolan

Фото профиля Sam Adams
Sam Adams1 месяц назад

So they're just going back on incidents that are already known about to try and figure out with the meta data to weed out prosaic explanations. It's a good idea, but generally means they probably don't have access to much more then the public.

Фото профиля Ivan Velasquez Monge, M.D.
Ivan Velasquez Monge, M.D.1 месяц назад

It would be unusual that they were holding data that is not classified.

Фото профиля jpf
jpf1 месяц назад

See they will try n milk this out forever. Typical parasites

Фото профиля Straker Optimized
Straker Optimized1 месяц назад

Investigative challenges the Advisory Council is currently facing represent quite demotion from what Robertson panelists had access to in 1953. Back then, USAF and CIA granted members limited access to classified data for scientific review.

Фото профиля Rick Tyler
Rick Tyler1 месяц назад

Until we see the f%*!ing aliens, it is all nonsense.

Фото профиля FlascheLeer
FlascheLeer1 месяц назад

Aaaand yet another "Council", "Advisory Board", "Task Force", ... more and more BS of the same - - - THE DEEP STATE IS IN FULL CONTROL - - -

Фото профиля Smokin Jay's
Smokin Jay's1 месяц назад

😴😴😴😴

Фото профиля Dark Chronicles
Dark Chronicles1 месяц назад

Avi Loeb's dual strategy captures the primary bottleneck of UAP research: defense classification isn't just about the objects, but the calibrated resolution and capabilities of military sensors. By deploying open-source, unclassified optical, infrared, and radar arrays through independent scientific initiatives, researchers can bypass intelligence gatekeeping entirely. Pure empirical data gathered outside military networks is the fastest route to uncompromised disclosure. 🛸🔭👁️

Фото профиля Atlantis is found
Atlantis is found1 месяц назад

So sick of the lies so much fatigue...

Фото профиля PNW_Wapiti
PNW_Wapiti1 месяц назад

Avi is a stooge. I said it.

Фото профиля Lester Wayne Dobos
Lester Wayne Dobos1 месяц назад

the public doesn't have the type of gear or sensors that can detect them like the ones in the video

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ARE WE ALONE? Harvard’s Avi Loeb is running the UAP Science Advisory Council, and he’s not here for the hype. Lara Trump sat down with him at Harvard to separate fact from fiction. Five major tranches of Pentagon data have now been released. Objects are still showing up over military installations and strategic sites. Loeb’s take is straightforward: “If we see objects hovering over strategic assets and we don’t know what they are, we need to figure them out. That’s common sense.” He reviewed the newly declassified videos with us. Some show objects moving in ways that don’t match known drones or U.S. missiles. In one case where they could calculate speed using background terrain, it tracked like a missile, but no U.S. system matched the shape or performance exactly. The council’s recommendation? Deploy better sensors. Multiple cameras for distance and tracking. Spectroscopy to analyze what these orbs are made of. Instruments that can tell us composition if any material is recovered. Loeb’s team requested more than 50 specific data items. Some remain classified because of the sensors used — not necessarily the objects themselves. On the big question — are these alien? “We haven’t seen clear evidence for alien technology yet.” But he refuses to dismiss the possibility. The sun is relatively young. Most stars formed long before ours. It’s completely reasonable, he says, to assume more advanced civilizations exist. Loeb co-founded the Galileo Project, which is actively scanning the skies with telescopes (including one near the Sphere in Las Vegas). So far, nothing unexplained. His standing order to the team: “If you see anything, wake me up in the middle of the night.” His bottom line cuts through both the skeptics and the true believers: “The foundation of science is curiosity. Not claiming we already know the answer.” What are we actually seeing in our skies? The Trump administration opened the door. Loeb’s council is trying to answer it with data instead of dogma. The search is on.

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