According to statements by senior military officials, so far, the Pentagon into multiple reports of UFO sightings has found no evidence that aliens have visited or landed on Earth.
The Pentagon's recent focus on investigating unidentified objects in space, the sky, and underwater has resulted in hundreds of new reports, which are currently under investigation.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence published a report in June 2021 detailing 144 possible UFO encounters between 2004 and 2021. Eighty of these were recorded by multiple sensors.
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So far, “we haven’t seen anything that would lead us to believe that any of the objects we’ve seen are of extraterrestrial origin,” said Ronald Moultrie, undersecretary of defense for intelligence and security.
Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the Pentagon's new All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), said he cannot confirm or deny the existence of UFOs related to extraterrestrial life, but takes a scientific approach to the investigation.
“I would just say that we are structuring our analysis to be very thorough and rigorous. We will look at everything,” Kirkpatrick said, speaking at the first press conference since AARO was founded in July, after more than a year of examining UFOs that US military pilots had observed but were sometimes reluctant to report for fear of stigma.
“We had many more reports,” Kirkpatrick said.
When asked about the number of new reports of possible UFO sightings, Kirkpatrick said "several hundred."
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“I think it would be safe to say that there will probably be a number of these activities that can be characterized as non-adversarial systems, things like balloons and things like UAVs that operate for purposes other than surveillance or intelligence gathering,” he said.
People have long reported seeing unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in the sky, leading many to believe there is evidence of extraterrestrial life. Some believe that the Pentagon and the government U.S.
Observations of aircraft that do not appear to resemble known vessels and related technology or observations of objects that seem to defy the laws of physics have been reported for a long time by amateur observers.
A updated report from the Director of the National Intelligence Service that will provide specific details about the new UFO reports received since 2021, expected by the end of the year.
In May, the US Congress held its first hearing on UFOs in more than fifty years. Members expressed concerns about reports of unidentified objects, arguing that they could pose risk a national security, whether they come from extraterrestrials or from unknown technology designed by China, Russia or any other potential adversary.
It is worth noting that there is new technology, such as future bombers, drones and hypersonic missiles that we have no idea about and which could be considered UFOs, because they do not resemble any known technology.
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Kirkpatrick said his office has reached out to the Pentagon and the U.S. intelligence community to obtain signatures of new U.S. technologyso they can rule out the possibility that the unidentified aircraft or drones are actually UFOs.
He said that “very clear mechanisms” would be established with the Department of Defense and the US intelligence community to ensure that his office could identify and exclude American technology from potential UFO sightings.
UFOs are one of those topics that seem to fascinate us all. It is clear that there is something out there that we do not yet fully understand! While most scientific explanations tend toward misidentification or misinterpretation as the cause of many reported sightings, there are still some unexplained incidents that remain open questions. One thing is certain, however – the mystery surrounding UFOs will occupy us for years!
Source: www.aljazeera.com
