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On this day in 1977, the world changed forever. That was the day when we first saw on movie screens the words, âA long time ago in a galaxy far, far away . . .â Then came the iconic logo for âSTAR WARSâ and John Williamsâ unforgettable orchestral music I can hear in my mind as I type these words.
The movie received seven Oscars and grossed close to $800 million worldwide. It made Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Darth Vader as famous as George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and John F. Kennedyâto younger audiences, perhaps even more so.Â
What we saw on movie screens, weâre now watching on the daily news.Â
A filmmaker who produces UFO documentaries released the clip.
The footage was allegedly filmed in the Combat Information Center of the USS Omaha on July 15, 2019.
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A spherical
unidentified flying object (UFO) hovers in midair, moves side to side like a ball in the Pong video game and then seems to dive into the ocean, in footage that was recently released online by a filmmaker who produces documentaries about UFOs.
Though a Pentagon spokesperson confirmed that the U.S. Navy did capture the footage, the spokesperson did not comment on where and when it was filmed.
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Michael S. Rosenwald15:57, May 24 2021
In 2007, United States Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called his colleagues Ted Stevens and Daniel Inouye to a specially secured room in the US Capitol where highly classified information was discussed. Stevens, a Republican from Alaska, and Inouye, a Democrat from Hawaii, controlled funding for supersecret Pentagon operations. Reid wanted to put an idea on their radar, one that needed to be kept hush-hush not just for national security but because it was, as Reid s aides told him, kind of crazy. He wanted the Pentagon to investigate UFOs. “Everyone told me this would cause me nothing but trouble,” said Reid, a Democrat who represented Nevada, home of the military s top-secret Area 51 test site, a central attraction of sorts for UFO hunters. “But I wasn t afraid of it. And I guess time has proven me right.”