Day: November 11, 2021

TTU Female Bigfoot Gives Chase, Astrophysicist Says Stop Searching, More From Elizondo, and More on Malstrom AFB UFO & NukesTTU Female Bigfoot Gives Chase, Astrophysicist Says Stop Searching, More From Elizondo, and More on Malstrom AFB UFO & Nukes

November 11, 2021| tempestuniverse| 0 Comment | 4:00 am

On today’s podcast: ASTROPHYSICIST SAYS SCIENTISTS NEED TO STOP SEARCHING FOR ALIEN CIVILIZATIONS Link: https://futurism.com/the-byte/astrophysicist-scientists-stop-searching-alien-civilizations TIC TAC WOE Fighter pilots who intercept UFOs may...

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