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Yes, welcome back in to UAP.

Stephen Dean are back with you here as always on the Unidentified Alien podcast, episode number 177.

And today we are going to talk about something that I had never even heard of before, quite frankly, up until a few days ago.

And shame on me for that because this could really end up being.

I'm not using hyperbole here,

I'm not just trying to hype this up,

this really could,

could end up being one of the most significant investigations or topics that I've covered here on UAP

in the past four and a half years.

And I say that even looking back at the attention that this episode has gotten before I even

put it out here today, because here's what we're looking at. We're going to bring on a man named

Ed Wilson. Ed is an author and a historian. And he wrote a book, or two books actually, one of them

being called the Simkinson NASA Archive with 150

photos from the NASA Archive in this book, along with tons of research and forensic analysis.

And the reason why he did this, and you're going to hear the whole story here today, is because he

came across some incredible photos from a man named Scott Simpkinson.

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