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🇺🇸 In 1965, Frank Borman spotted something he couldn't explain and called it a "bogey" on live comms with Houston. The audio is now public. Astronauts were reporting UAPs decades before the government admitted the phenomenon was worth taking seriously. Or before timing is worth I guess. Source: NASA

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