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NASA's Unidentified Aerial Phenomena study team has held its first public hearing. The panel is devoted to finding explanations behind unexplained events. It attempts to move the matter away from mysterious speculations on space aliens and instead focus on the important matter of aerial safety.

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NASA's Unidentified Aerial Phenomena study team has held its first public hearing. The panel is devoted to finding explanations behind unexplained events. It attempts to move the matter away from mysterious speculations on space aliens and instead focus on the important matter of aerial safety.

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