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UAP News Center

@UAPNewsCenter · Sep 20

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Interesting: A National Geographic episode on alien abductions. https://t.co/Ldps5Ejh2R

Danny Jones

@jonesdanny · Sep 13

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Andy Casagrande (@ABC4EXPLORE) agreed to spend the night alone in polar bear territory for a National Geographic shoot. The crew brought an electric bear fence. They forgot the battery. That was the first of several things to go wrong: https://t.co/UW9l8iXAvA

/u/VolarRecords

Aug 27

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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

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Aug 24

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People Who Experienced Aliens | UFOs: Investigating the Unknown | Nat Geo

Danny Jones

@jonesdanny · Aug 17

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Episode #423 w/ Nadia Drake (@nadiamdrake) is available now. Nadia Drake is an award-winning science journalist who specializes in space exploration, astrophysics, the search for alien life, along with jungle and wildlife reporting for National Geographic. She is the daughter of astronomer Frank Drake who founded SETI and is best known for the Drake Equation.

Disclosure Party

@disclosureorg · Apr 4

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RT @NatGeo: Just 1,500 feet (457 m) from the Artemis II launch, we deployed our special high-resolution, slow-motion camera to record the b…

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govDec 20, 1991

Anomalous Cognition in Lucid Dreams (Draft Technical Protocol)

Science Applications International Corporation40 pagesDec 20, 1991CIA-RDP96-00789R003100140001-2

A 20 December 1991 draft protocol by Edwin C. May and Stephen LaBerge proposing a pilot study of whether anomalous cognition could be observed during lucid dreams. It describes participant selection, DreamLight training, waking baselines, sealed target envelopes, rank-order analysis, and a decisive limitation: unsupervised home trials could not formally establish anomalous cognition.

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