A group of researchers, historians, and archivists have shared plans to open the National UFO Historical Records Center, a national archive dedicated to centralizing UFO information.
A group of historians and archivists have announced plans to open a new national archive in thefocusing on unidentified aerial phenomenon. Led by author and researcher David Marler, the National UFO Historical Records Center will establish the largest historical archive dedicated to the preservation and centralization of UFO/UAP information in the United States.
David Marler, a researcher spearheading the initiative to open a UFO archive in the Albuquerque, New Mexico, area is seen in this photo. "I want to postulate this to you: What if we could centralize all the historical data under one roof," Marler said.
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