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Government just released a batch of UFO files

The U.S. government released UFO files. Here's how you can see them

President Donald Trump's administration on Friday, May 8, released a trove of documents and photos related to phenomena known as UFOs through a publicly accessible website.

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Details from the Pentagon's release of dozens of UFO files

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Trump releases government UFO files, more expected

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Pentagon UFO website shatters records with 340M hits in first 12 hours

The Pentagon launched a massive digital archive of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) records, fulfilling a transparency pledge from President Donald Trump.

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‘Four-foot-tall beings seen exiting UFOs & unknown metal with microscopic spheres found in wreckages,’ FBI doc reveals

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Five biggest revelations from UFO files from ‘alien encounters’ to ‘flying orbs’

1st US UFO documents, photos released. Notable Florida sightings

The US government released new files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Florida has the second most UFO sightings.

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Alien.gov launched by Homeland Security. What we know about new website

Two new – otherworldly – government-operated website domains created this week have caused a stir. Alien.gov and Aliens.gov were both registered by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), a part of the U.S. Department of Homeland ...

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Trump Admin Registers Aliens.Gov Website Amid Promises To Release Government Files On UFOs

Many hope the website will fulfill Trump's promise to release government files on UFOs. The Trump administration has registered an Aliens.gov website, as the President promises to release files related to the existence of UFOs. The domain comes after Trump ...

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Pentagon publishes UFO file collection online, tells public to 'make up their own minds'

The Pentagon will begin releasing never-before-seen files containing unidentified anomalous phenomenon, or UAPs, on a dedicated website, the agency announced Friday morning.