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The circus that masquerades as the American government, has just released their 6th tranche of classified UFO files. No new credible information. More blurry videos. None of the high definition air force guncam or satellite reconnaissance images they promised. Nothing. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence: The NASA STS 75 “Tether Incident” 25th February 1996, Space Shuttle Columbia was engaged in mission STS-75. The 15-day mission had the primary objective of deploying the Teth...
📼THE NASA STS-80 "SMOKING GUN" FOOTAGE In November 1996, Space Shuttle Columbia launched on STS-80, beginning what would become the longest mission in Shuttle history at the time: more than 17 days in orbit. Columbia was traveling in low-Earth orbit approximately 218 miles above the planet. But the footage you’re watching became famous for a very different reason. It was preserved by Martyn Stubbs, a Vancouver television professional who used access to satellite equipment to record NASA’s li...
Martyn Stubbs Secret NASA Transmissions - Smoking Gun ... The NASA footage in this documentary was provided by Martyn Stubbs, who worked as a satellite television manager. Stubbs stumbled upon an unencrypted NASA broadcast and noticed that there was a lot of strange activity surrounding the NASA missions that was not being shown to the public. He started recording the transmissions to VHS and went on to archive and study over 2,500 hours of intercep...
Martyn Stubbs Secret NASA Transmissions - Smoking Gun ... The NASA footage in this documentary was provided by Martyn Stubbs, who worked as a satellite television manager. Stubbs stumbled upon an unencrypted NASA broadcast and noticed that there was a lot of strange activity surrounding the NASA missions that was not being shown to the public. He started recording the transmissions to VHS and went on to archive and study over 2,500 hours of intercep...
Martyn Stubbs Secret NASA Transmissions - Smoking Gun ... The NASA footage in this documentary was provided by Martyn Stubbs, who worked as a satellite television manager. Stubbs stumbled upon an unencrypted NASA broadcast and noticed that there was a lot of strange activity surrounding the NASA missions that was not being shown to the public. He started recording the transmissions to VHS and went on to archive and study over 2,500 hours of intercep...
