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James V Forrestal

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He served as Secretary of the Navy but later on, in July 1947, he was promoted to Secretary of Defence. In March 1949 he resigned from this post due to a mental breakdown. In May the same year he ...

Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)

The law formed in 1966 by the US Congress that allows the public to obtain copies of classified documents with all or parts of it declassified. But it's on order of a federal judge and if he thinks ...

Foo Fighters

Extraterrestrials; Aliens

During World War II, both sides reported strange lights following their air crafts. Some say that they looked like shiny metallic spheres. They all believed it was some kind of a new secret weapon of ...

Flying saucer

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The newspaper that published Kenneth Arnold's storey about the nine strange boomerang shaped objects that he'd seen, they called them "flying saucers" because he said that they moved like a saucer ...

Flying Saucer Review

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The oldest UFO journal that still exists. It was founded in the 1950s.

Dr. Mark Carlotto

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TASC's Dr. Mark Carlotto developed an algorithm that enables one to extract approximate elevation relief from imagery. It's a "shape from shading" algorithm. The Martian imagery provided an excellent ...

Glenn Campbell

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Glenn Campbell once work as a computer programmer around Boston but moved to the desert town of Rachel, Nevada, in January 1993. Campbell moved from Boston only to investigate the rumours and storeys ...