NASA releases UFO report and says more science and less stigma are needed to understand them

NASA – Fla. Canaveral, Cape, stated on Thursday that the study of UFOs will require new scientific techniques, including advanced satellites, to identify and understand unidentified flying objects.

The space organization disclosed the results following a yearlong investigation into unidentified flying objects.

NASA officials have stated that the involvement of NASA should help reduce the stigma around what it calls unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, as cautioned by an independent team commissioned by NASA in their report-page 33, which poses a negative perception obstacle to data collection.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson expressed, “Our intention is to change the dialogue regarding UAPs from sensationalism to scientific inquiry.” He ensured a transparent and inclusive approach.

Extraterrestrial origins have Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) that officials emphasized as lacking any discovered evidence. Nelson acknowledges that there could be another Earth, with billions of stars in billions of galaxies.

During a press briefing, Nelson expressed, “If you inquire from me whether I hold the belief that there exists life in a universe that is immensely extensive to the point where I struggle to grasp its magnitude, my individual response is affirmative.” His team of scientists estimate the probability of life on a planet resembling Earth to be “no less than one trillion.”

Nelson expressed, “Present me with the proof,” when questioned by journalists about the possible concealment of extraterrestrial beings or celestial vessels by the U.S. Or any other administrations.

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NASA has stated that it does not actively search for unexplained sightings, but it can help determine whether a strange event is weather-related, for example, by operating a fleet of spacecraft circling Earth.

The group of 16 individuals highlighted the significance of artificial intelligence and machine learning in identifying unusual occurrences, such as unidentified flying objects (UFOs).

During the investigation, the committee members encountered intimidation and persecution, but NASA is withholding the name of the newly appointed director for UFO investigation to ensure their safety.

Dan Evans, the representative of NASA on the panel, expressed, “In order for science to progress, it must have the freedom to undergo a genuine, thorough, and logical procedure, and individuals must have the liberty to think critically. This is one of the reasons why we are not widely publicizing the name of our new director.”

In an effort to gain a deeper comprehension of inexplicable phenomena observed in the atmosphere, the team depended on data that was not classified. Scott Kelly, a former NASA astronaut who holds the distinction of being the first American to spend almost a whole year in space, along with professionals in the fields of aviation, artificial intelligence, and scientific research, refrained from utilizing any confidential documents.

Few high-quality observations can lead to scientific conclusions, officials said. David Spergel, the chairman of the Simons Foundation’s scientific research group, stated that most events can be attributed to weather conditions or the use of balloons, drones, or planes.

NASA defines UFOs or UAPs as unexplained sightings that cannot be readily explained scientifically or identified by the government. These observations occur in the sky or elsewhere.

The research was initiated one year ago and incurred a cost of less than $100,000.

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