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- Avi Loeb, Harvard physicist, and Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet weigh in as the unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) debate intensifies.
- Avi Loeb suggests that intelligent life, if it exists, might observe humanity's conflicts with disappointment.
- Timothy Gallaudet emphasizes transparency about UAPs because they could pose security risks, a concern echoed by surveys showing many believe life exists elsewhere.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has promised to release government files related to UAPs.
