Brief
Cable News Network (CNN)
The claims the writer was given for Cable News Network (CNN), in the order they were given.
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As the launch of Mars Observer approached, Richard C. Hoagland appeared live on Cable News Network (CNN) reminding viewers of the mission's controversial history as the spacecraft lifted off.
“Hoagland was live on CNN, reminding viewers of all this strange history even as the spacecraft lifted off.”
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Local and national television coverage of the demonstration against National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)'s planned Cydonia secrecy dominated Cable News Network (CNN) and other network coverage of the missing Mars Observer story for the remainder of that day.
“The local and national TV shots of “the people”—vocally demonstrating against NASA’s planned Cydonia secrecy, and for the first time in the Agency’s decades-long history—dominated CNN (and other network) coverage of the “missing Mars Observer story” throughout the remainder of the day.”
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The March 1996 National Press Club press conference was held on 1996-03-21 and was attended by at least sixty members of the national and international media.
“The press conference came off on March 21, 1996. At least sixty members of the national and international media, including CNN, C-SPAN, Telmundo and NBC attended.”
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CNN and C-SPAN attended and filmed the National Press Club press conference in Washington DC but did not broadcast any footage of the proceedings.
“Despite showing up and shooting video of the proceedings, CNN and C-SPAN did not broadcast any footage.”
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Ron Nicks observed multiple geometric anomalies around the Mars Pathfinder Lander as its panoramas were broadcast live on Cable News Network (CNN).
“started independently seeing major "inconsistencies" about the landing site as the unexpected panoramas swept across the screen: multiple, blatantly geometric "anomalies" around the Lander, showing up on CNN's live television broadcasts”
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6
Viewers watching Mars Pathfinder's live coverage on Cable News Network (CNN) called in about strangely geometric rocks they saw in the images.
“Worldwide viewers, watching the NASA unmanned Mission "live on CNN," began calling in about "the strangely geometric rocks" that they were seeing”
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John Holliman was Cable News Network (CNN)'s science anchor.
“CNN's science anchor, the late John Holliman”
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Discrepancies were repeatedly found between the original live Cable News Network (CNN) television transmissions of Mars Pathfinder's landing on 1997-07-04 and the later electronic image versions released across the web by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
“Unusual (and still unresolved) discrepancies were found repeatedly, between the original (paradoxically, much clearer) initial television transmissions from CNN's live Pathfinder coverage that July 4 afternoon, and the later electronic versions of those same images released across the web by JPL”
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Richard C. Hoagland notes that a trained geologist, Ron Nicks, and thousands of viewers of the initial Mars Pathfinder data in real time on Cable News Network (CNN), reported seeing artifacts before Hoagland did.
“given that a trained geologist (Nicks), and thousands of viewers of the initial data in real time on CNN, had come to Hoagland first—regarding "seeing artifacts"—and not the other way around”
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10
On 1998-04-06, Cable News Network's (CNN) John Holliman was sympathetic to the independent researchers, saying they needed more time to properly evaluate the MIPL image.
“Only CNN’s John Holliman, who had been friendly to the independent investigation over the years, was somewhat sympathetic, saying that the independent researchers needed more time to properly evaluate the image.”
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11
On 1989-07-20, the day of George Herbert Walker Bush's Space Exploration Initiative announcement, Cable News Network (CNN) called Richard C. Hoagland for an interview.
“In fact, on the very day of Bush's announcement (July 20, 1989) of his dramatic new thirty-year plan, CNN called Hoagland for an interview.”
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Larry King fondly remembered Richard C. Hoagland as a "great guest" from his appearance on King's Cable News Network (CNN) show in the early 1990s.
“Despite having direct talks with Larry King himself, who fondly remembered Richard as a “great guest” from his appearance on King’s CNN show in the early 1990’s”
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13
Luis Elizondo told CNN that he and his team had identified some interesting anomalous aircraft that have no obvious flight surfaces or propulsion, manoeuvre with extreme manoeuvrability beyond healthy G-forces for a human or biological pilot, achieve hypersonic velocities, exhibit low observability and positive lift, and seemingly defy the laws of aerodynamics.
“'We found a lot,' Elizondo told CNN. 'I think that what's important is that we have identified some very interesting anomalous type of aircraft, let's call them aircraft. Things that don't have any obvious flight surfaces, any obvious forms of propulsion, and manoeuvring in ways that include extreme manoeuvrability beyond, I would submit, the healthy G-forces of a human or anything biological, hypersonic velocities, low observability, positive lift. Again, seemingly defying the laws of aerodynamics.'”
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14
When pressed by CNN's Erin Burnett on whether he thought the Tic Tac objects were aliens, Luis Elizondo initially said he wanted to allow the data to speak for itself and use it to inform senior Department of Defense leadership about the potential threat these technologies pose to national security, especially over controlled airspace, and said there were a lot of possibilities.
“'What I wanted to do was to allow the data to speak for itself and then use that data to inform leadership, senior DoD leadership about the potential threat that these type of technologies pose to national security, especially over any types of controlled airspace that we might have. So, I'm not trying to be evasive in any way or vague with your answer, but I think there's a lot of possibilities,' he said, evasively.”
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Within a couple of weeks of the CNN interview with Luis Elizondo, astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson told CNN he was not convinced by the UAP evidence.
“but the news cycle moved on and, within a couple of weeks, UAP sceptic and astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson dismissively told CNN he was not convinced.”
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Following the December 2017 news coverage, calls flooded Luis Elizondo's home from CBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, PBS, Fox, and MSNBC.
“Calls flooded our home from CBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, PBS, Fox, MSNBC, etc.”
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While waiting in the greenroom at CNN before an on-camera interview, Luis Elizondo and Jennifer were approached by James Clapper.
“While waiting in the greenroom at CNN prior to an on-camera interview, Jenn and I were approached by my old boss, the legendary general James Clapper.”
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