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An important
NASA report on "UFOs"!
A new report concluded that NASA could not rule out that
potential "unknown space technology" operated in the Earth's atmosphere.
As part of efforts to place UFOs on a more scientific basis
NASA said it would prefer to call them UAPs - "anomalies not identified".
https://www.vozwirenews.com/2023/09/an-important-nasa-report-on-ufos.html
In this regard
a NASA panel of 16 experts in various scientific fields
including physics and astronomy, prepared a detailed report on UAPs
described as "one of our planet's greatest mysteries."
The report states :
Observations of objects in our skies that
cannot be identified as balloons, aircraft or natural phenomena
have been observed worldwide, yet there are limited
high-quality observations. The nature of science is to explore the unknown
and data is the language used by scientists to discover the secrets of the universe.
Despite numerous calculations and visions
the absence of consistent
detailed and coordinated observations means that
we currently do not have the data set needed to
arrive at final scientific conclusions about UAPs," the report continued.
He also revealed that
https://www.vozwirenews.com/2023/09/an-important-nasa-report-on-ufos.html
- if alien extraterrestrial life forms were reasonable in the galaxy
- it was also reasonable to have unknown potential
- space technology operating in the Earth's atmosphere.
https://www.vozwirenews.com/2023/09/an-important-nasa-report-on-ufos.html
The report not only reviewed previous UFO accidents, but also include
a "roadmap" for how UAPs could be scientifically studied and evaluated in the future.
He referred
only to unclassified reports
- the US military also had classified images and reports of
- UAPs not available to the general public.
NASA said it would make
https://www.vozwirenews.com/2023/09/an-important-nasa-report-on-ufos.html
- "concerted efforts" to study UAPs scientifically
- using its satellites, as well as commercial satellites
- and using artificial intelligence to analyze data.
The United States Space
Agency revealed that it had appointed a new Director of
UAP Research
who would be responsible for creating a "robust database" for future UAPs.
NASA
officials said the Director
would not be named because Committee members
were "harassed" and received "threats" while working on the report.
At a press conference yesterday
one of the authors of the report, Dr. Dan Evans
was asked why the report relied on non-confidential material to reply
"One of the reasons why we confined ourselves to this study with non-confidential data is because we can talk about it frankly. In doing so, we aim once again to change discourse from excitement to science. "
