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The Black Vault
UFO hunters do not go down easy. They are revisiting one of the most interesting mysteries in space history. A NASA photograph taken some years ago shows a straight line formation of what appear to be some kind of aircraft. The space agency quietly deleted the image from its website but it has since emerged.

UFO HUNTERS OUTRAGED AFTER CONSPIRACY

Once this image was removed by NASA, the UFO community responded with stark accusations towards the agency. Eventually, the image reappeared on the website in a different location. Many saw this as a victory and at the hand of an embarrassed agency trying to hide some conspiracy of aliens orbiting the Earth. The hype eventually died down but new interest in the old photo has re-ignited a handful of online alien forums. Due to this attention, paranormal research website The Black Vault took some interest and are now raising new questions.

WHAT IS NASA HIDING?
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This video is open to the public on NASA's website with the addition of a zoom-in feature and HD images. It certainly is mysterious, yet NASA has not yet given any explanation for the picture. The fact that they are so silent on the matter is a dead give away to many alien hunters. They say this silence represents the agency was caught red-handed trying to cover up the photo. The Black Vault has since challenged them to make a new statement with no

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