Secret 1952 Washington UAP Briefing: Weather Inversions, Possible Cover-Up, and the Drone-Testing Hypothesis

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A secret 1952 Air Force briefing on sightings of unidentified flying objects over Washington presents weather-based explanations to ease Cold War tensions and spurs talk of a cover-up, while ideas about alien drones and Carl Sagan’s view that advanced civilizations may self-destruct frame the broader UFO-disclosure debate and the DoD’s role.

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