Here's my interview with @TheCotePhoto director Adam Pillon and Esteban Carranza @UAP_CR - https://t.co/yWpChbd3vR https://t.co/fzKShBCTpo [Quoted] Esteban Carranza @UAP_CR has spent 20 years studying UAP. As a risk specialist and lawyer, he is trained to think about worst-case scenarios. He brought that lens to a @TEDx stage in Costa Rica. The Pentagon now has an official #UFO page. Deloitte calls UAP #disclosure a potential black swan event. 80 years of stigma haven't stopped the momentum....

[Retweeted] Costa Rica's Lake Cote & the most COMPELLING saucer photo in UFOlogy's history - @psicoactivopod 👇 https://t.co/5nNQAMPvcd

[Retweeted] Esteban recounts discovering the contact negative of the Cote photo. Watch the @I_D_Official interview: https://t.co/cj8HyUMg7H We explore the government mapping flight that captured it, the investigations by Richard Haines and Jacques Vallée, and the high-resolution drum scan that brought it renewed attention. We also discuss the attempts to explain it away, Costa Rica’s openness in making the photographic evidence available, and the remarkable personal experiences of the people...

In September 1971, an official Costa Rican government mapping aircraft captured a metallic, disc-shaped object over Lake Cote. Decades later, a high-resolution drum scan brought the photo back into the spotlight. In our latest episode, I’m joined by investigator Esteban Carranza & filmmaker Adam Pillon @TheCotePhoto to explore: • The original government mapping flight. • Early investigations by Richard Haines & Jacques Vallée. • Debunking attempts & Costa Rica's open evidence sharing. • Perso...

RT @TheCotePhoto: On September 4, 1971, a government mapping plane flew over Lake Cote in Costa Rica. The camera captured a metallic disc…

WXYZ-TV Detroit | Channel 7 - New documentary about the famous 1971 Lake Cote UFO photo taken in Costa Rica by National Geographic out next Friday

RT @NightSkyToday: JUST IN🚨: In a historic environmental turnaround, Costa Rica has doubled its rainforest canopy over the last few decades…