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apd.cat
apd.cat is tracked by UAP Radar as a source classified as Research in the NASA / Science category. This source profile summarizes classification, trust context, and 1 related UAP Radar briefing.
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Declassified 1978 Spanish File Revisits Barcelona Sighting, Citing Balloons as Alternative Explanation
A review of declassified military records concerning a famous July 4, 1978, sighting in the Barcelona area suggests that official radar documentation contradicts the initial claim and offers an alternative explanation involving US balloons.
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