UFO Program Exposed!

According to a whistleblower, the Pentagon may be hiding a classified program called Immaculate Constellation, which allegedly tracks UFOs or UAPs. This revelation comes from Michael Shellenberger during an interview with NewsNation. Shellenberger’s claims are supported by other intelligence officers and former Pentagon employees. The original report can be found here.

Source: NewsNation

• Immaculate Constellation is an alleged classified Pentagon program that collects and quarantines intelligence on UFO sightings, possibly involving high-quality images and signature intelligence.
• A whistleblower discovered the program after stumbling upon a database containing UAP intelligence. This discovery mirrors claims made by former Air Force officer David Grusch and Pentagon employee Lue Elizondo.
• Department of Defense spokesperson Sue Gough denied the existence of any Immaculate Constellation program but acknowledged the existence of other public UAP programs, such as AARO and Kona Blue.

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Alien Signal Detected

In an astonishing development, filmmaker Simon Holland claims that evidence of intelligent alien life will be released within a month. Holland, who has collaborated on both BBC and NASA projects, says the discovery involves a five-hour radio signal detected near Proxima Centauri, a star 4.2 light-years from Earth. Holland believes this signal is the result of non-human intelligence. For more details, this Proxima Centauri discovery was reported in The Daily Mail.

• A five-hour radio signal was detected in 2019 near Proxima Centauri, sparking ongoing investigations by scientists. The source of the signal remains unidentified, but experts believe it could be a message from an advanced alien species.
• Simon Holland has revealed that an Oxford-backed initiative called Breakthrough Listen is involved in analyzing the signal. The group has not officially confirmed the origin, but insiders hint at groundbreaking findings.
• Competition from Chinese scientists using the world’s largest telescope, FAST, could push researchers to release their findings soon. Both groups may be racing to reveal extraterrestrial evidence.

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