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Aliens, flying saucers and space: The US Department of Defense released three declassified videos of the "unexplained air phenomenon". The Pentagon said it wanted to "clear up any public misconceptions about whether the footage circulating is real or not." The recordings have already "leaked" in 2007 and 2017. The most famous "UFO" photos - is the truth still out there The day when the "aliens" interrupted the game in Florence Pilots report UFOs near Ireland Two were published by the New York Times, while the third was published by the organization whose co-founder is the former singer of the band Blink-182, Tom Delong. After they were first released, some people claimed the footage showed unidentified flying objects (UFOs). What's on the recordings? According to a report by the New York Times, the footage from 2004 was taken by two naval fighter pilots and shows a round object hovering above the water, about 160 kilometers away from the Pacific coast. The other two clips were shot in 2015 and show objects moving through the air, one of which rotates. In one recording, the pilot is heard saying, “Look at this, man! It spins!" "There are aliens, maybe there are on Earth." It's official: The search for extraterrestrial life forms must be taken more seriously "After detailed consideration, the ministry determined that the authorized publication of these untrustworthy videos does not reveal any sensitive capabilities or systems, and does not interfere with subsequent investigations into the intrusion of unidentified air phenomena into military airspace," the Pentagon said in a statement. "The Ministry of Defense publishes these videos in order to clarify the public's misconceptions about whether the videos circulating are real or not, or whether there is something more than these videos. The aerial phenomenon seen in the footage remains recorded as 'unidentified'. " In a tweet he wrote on the occasion of the publication of the recordings, Delong thanked the shareholders of his organization, To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, and said that he hoped to finance further research of these objects. "After today's events and articles about mine and @TTSAcademy's efforts to get the US government to start a big debate, I want to thank every shareholder of To The Stars for believing in us," he said. "Next, we plan to follow the technology, find new answers and tell stories." The musician founded this organization in 2017 with the aim of studying UFOs and other paranormal phenomena.