New data from military and government sources in the United States, France, and Brazil reveals a growing acknowledgment of UFOs as a global concern.
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New data from military and government sources in the United States, France, and Brazil reveals a growing acknowledgment of UFOs as a global concern.
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Synopsis
Dominique Filhol's "Flying Objects: A State Secret" features insights from military personnel and researchers like David Fravor and Jean-Jacques Velasco. The film presents new data from the United States, France, and Brazil, revealing a growing recognition of unidentified flying objects as a pressing global concern. It discusses the implications for national security and scientific inquiry. The documentary calls for international cooperation to investigate the potential existence of extraterrestrial life and its effects on humanity.
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Why Watch
- Meet experts like Roger Baldacchino and David Fravor.
- See new data on UFOs from multiple countries.
- Find out about national security implications.
Did You Know
- The film features insights from experts like David Fravor.
- It includes data from organizations in the US, France, and Brazil.
- The documentary runs for 55 minutes.
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What countries are involved in the acknowledgment of UFOs?
The United States, France, and Brazil are involved in the acknowledgment of unidentified flying objects.
Who directed the documentary 'Flying Objects: A State Secret'?
Dominique Filhol directed the documentary 'Flying Objects: A State Secret'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Flying Objects: A State Secret'?
The duration of the documentary is 55 minutes.
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