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Shocking Truth about Pentagon UFO Picture Which Convinced World Aliens May Exist

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We are not saying that the UFO phenomenon reported below is real or not, nor are we saying it has been legitimately debunked, but rather invite readers to come to their own conclusion.

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Source – Express UK

by Jon Austin, January 17th, 2018

Express.co.uk today reveals the shocking truth about a “UFO picture” that played a key role in the staggering “Pentagon UFO” story that has convinced many people “we are not alone” and intelligent aliens may be flying advanced craft on Earth. 

Chris Mellon discusses ‘true story’ of a Nimitz UFO encounter

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The still image of the so-called “white tic tac UFO” was screened during a major conference when former US government and military insiders were brought to together by former Blink 182 singer Tom DeLonge for his new alien research group To The Stars Academy.

The photograph was shown during an October 2017 presentation by academy member Chris Mellon, who served for almost 20 years in the US federal government in a series of national security positions.

Its use appeared to suggest the image showed the “Nimitz UFO” encountered by a US Navy crew off the coast of San Diego in November 2004.

The UFO, which was also captured on Navy radar video camera, was said to “defy the laws of physics” in its movements.

With a large version of the still image behind him on a screen, Mr Mellon told reporters: “Clearly this is not a US experimental aircraft, but whose is it?

“How did it accomplish these feats?

LEAD BALLOON? Chris Mellon talks physics-defying UFOs with a suspected helium balloon on screen.

 

UFNO! The To The Stars Academy team under a huge picture of the balloon during the launch.

“This story may sound like a sci-fi movie, but it is a true story, and far from being the only one of its kind.”

Details of the case went on to make international headlines with the image of the alleged UFO even being screened by US TV news station Las Vegas Now.

However, Express.co.uk can reveal the picture was not taken in San Diego in November 2004, but in Eccles, Manchester, in July 2005.

Worse still, it is not even a UFO, but believed by UFO investigators to be a helium party balloon in the shape of the number one.

The embarrassing revelation has cast doubt among some on the credibility of the To The Stars Academy, which was hailed as a turning point in the quest for the truth about UFOs by many investigators due to the backgrounds of many of its key members.

The academy has been crowdfunding to raise cash to enable its research and has so far pulled in more than $2.3 million (£1.7m) from 2,580 investors.

The picture and others of the same balloon can still be seen in a July 2005 report by Manchester UFO investigator Steve Mera on conspiracy theory website Rense.com.

Mr Mera said he investigated it at the time and later concluded it to be a floating party balloon. 

About the Author

Jon has been covering science, UFOs, and conspiracy theories since starting with Express Online since April 2015.

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