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UFO mystery may be result of advanced 'stealth civilization' living on Earth among us, say Harvard scientists - as they reveal where their secret bases could be located - Vimarsana News

UFO mystery may be result of advanced 'stealth civilization' living on Earth among us, say Harvard scientists - as they reveal where their secret bases could be located

Skeptics have long questioned why UFOs, if they are E.T. craft, would visit Earth so often - but two Harvard scientists suspect the beings may have been here all along

Aliens Living Among Us Disguised As Humans? Harvard Study Explores - Vimarsana News

Aliens Living Among Us Disguised As Humans? Harvard Study Explores

Conducted by Harvard University's Tim Lomas and Brendan Case, along with Michael Paul Masters of the University of Montana, the study proposes that aliens, or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), could be from hidden intelligent beings on Earth, possibly living underground or on the moon, or disguised among us., US Buzz News - Times Now

3 college heads testified before the House last month. One still has her job - Vimarsana News

3 college heads testified before the House last month. One still has her job

Less than a month after the leaders of three top U.S. colleges testified before the House about antisemitism on their campuses, two of them have been forced to resign, and GOP lawmakers have made clear they are not yet satisfied. The presidents of Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) and the Massachusetts Institute of…

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Claudine Gay wouldn't share data in 2001 paper when questioned - Vimarsana News

Claudine Gay wouldn't share data in 2001 paper when questioned

Harvard president Claudine Gay is now seeing her work further scrutinized after it was revealed two professors questioned a data method used in a 2001 Stanford paper that often resulted in "logical inconsistencies" — and she refused to share her research.

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Harvard president to remain on job after anger over testimony on antisemitism - Vimarsana News

Harvard president to remain on job after anger over testimony on antisemitism

Harvard President Claudine Gay will remain in her role, with the university’s top governing board on Tuesday voicing full-throated support for her after days of backlash and calls for her