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A newly declassified video by the U.S. Defence Department shows Navy F-18 fighter jets apparently having a close encounter with an unidentified flying object. The video is 35 seconds long and in it, you can hear the two pilots discussing the fast-moving oval-shaped aircraft. “Oh my gosh, dude,” said one pilot during the 2015 incident, which happened along the East coast. “Wow! What is that, man?” said another pilot. “Look at that flying!” The video was released by a private company, To the Stars Academy of Arts and Science. In December, the Pentagon acknowledged it ran a program to study UFOs. This is the third such video released in the last three months.
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