SPACE.com/CNN report on satellite study of the Ararat anomaly
SPACE.com, via CNN, reported on aircraft, spy-satellite and commercial imagery of the Ararat anomaly, saying whether it is natural, shadow or man-made "remains to be seen".
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University of Richmond professor who obtained release of 1949 US aerial photos of the "Ararat anomaly" under FOIA.
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SPACE.com, via CNN, reported on aircraft, spy-satellite and commercial imagery of the Ararat anomaly, saying whether it is natural, shadow or man-made "remains to be seen".
Insight on the News published an IKONOS satellite study of the "Ararat anomaly" it commissioned with Space Imaging, featuring Porcher Taylor's FOIA work.
After a FOIA campaign by Porcher Taylor, the Defense Intelligence Agency released June 1949 US Air Force photos of a feature on Ararat and an analysis calling it shadows, ice and snow.