Mike Wendling BBC News U.S. agencies have investigated about 800 mysterious reports of unidentified flying objects collected over the decades, but only a small portion are truly unexplained, according to a group of investigators. NASA formed this committee last year to explain its work on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). UAP are defined as observations “that cannot be identified as those of an aircraft or a scientifically known natural phenomenon.” The first public meeting of the committee was held on Wednesday. Here are some revealing moments. “We receive 50 to 100 new…
