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Researchers from the University of Louisville and University of V sci-fi a surveyed 1,500 professors, associate professors and assistant professors from 144 US universities.
19 percent said that they or someone they knew had roughly one fifth hile 39 percent said they did not know what the most likely explanation for the mysterious objects were.
One scientist confessed, 'I personally know three physicists who independently report seeing UFOs'.
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