UFO & Paranormal
Pentagon Confirms Apollo 17 Blue Lights as Potentially Physical Object
Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
Inside lunar triangle, STS-48 anomaly: The footage the Pentagon has not explained | Reality Check
What was said
"They didn't say it was 3 objects. They actually used the term potentially a physical object, singular. The implication of course is that what we're looking at is a triangular craft with 3 dot lights in each corner."
The Department of Defense's war.gov/ufo release officially classified the famous Apollo 17 triangular blue lights photograph as depicting a potentially physical object rather than three separate objects or camera artifacts. Dr. Manali Derekshani explained that multiple scans from different archives show identical configurations, ruling out scanning artifacts, and that NASA has higher-resolution versions it chose not to release publicly.
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- Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
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- Inside lunar triangle, STS-48 anomaly: The footage the Pentagon has not explained | Reality Check
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