The recently created Domain-wide Anomaly Resolution Office has found no evidence to support such claims, Sean Kirkpatrick wrote. The head of the Pentagon's UFO investigation office attacks a whistleblower who accuses the United States of covering up a multi-year government program to recover aliens from unidentified ships. The recently formed All Domain Anomaly Solution Office has found no evidence to support these claims, Sean Kirkpatrick wrote in a note on Thursday. The user posted the note on social media and Kirkpatrick confirmed to POLITICO that it was authentic. The memo reflects Kirkpatrick's personal views and not…
NPR's Audie Cornish speaks with science and technology historian Kate Dorsch about why Americans seem particularly interested in UFOs. AUDIE DELLA CORNGLIA, PRESIDENT: UFOs may not be limited to national borders, but numerous sightings have also been recorded in the USA for some time. A Pentagon report released last Friday confirmed more than 140 unidentified aerial phenomena since 2004 alone, although historian and University of Pennsylvania professor Kate Dorsch says the rest of the nine-page document was no surprise. KATE DORSCH: This largely reflects similar reports that emerged in the early 20th century.…
The United States was urged to release evidence of UFOs after a whistleblower, a former intelligence official, said the government was in possession of partially intact foreign vehicles. Former intelligence official David Grusch, who led the analysis of unexplained anomalous phenomena (UAP) at a US Department of Defense agency, claimed that the US had non-human devices. Most UFOs, such as the Chinese spy balloon, can be explained. But what about the remaining 2%? Heather Dixon Grusch claimed in the report that information about these vehicles was illegally withheld from Congress. Grusch said that when he provided classified vehicle information to Congress, he faced retaliation from government officials. He…
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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…