You Need To Know This: Key Findings From NASA's Long-Awaited Report On UFOs
Fans of science fiction have long been drawn to the subject of aliens and UFOs.?NASA released a 33-page report on UFOs (unidentified flying objects) on Thursday, revealing some significant findings from their research.
In releasing the research, the US space agency stated that studying?UFOs?will necessitate new scientific approaches, such as upgraded satellites, as well as a shift in how unidentified flying objects are seen.
The Report Reveals These Key Findings:
- NASA?stated that there is no reason to believe that existing UAP reports have an extraterrestrial source at this time; however, if we accept that as a possibility, those things must have passed through our solar system to arrive here.?
- UFOs were described as one of the world's greatest "mysteries" in the report.?
- NASA also announced the appointment of a new director of research into UAPs after an expert panel advised the space agency to intensify its efforts to gather data on them.?
- According to NASA, there are so few high-quality UFO observations that no?scientific?conclusions can be drawn.?Despite multiple reports and images, the paper stated that the lack of consistent, precise, and curated observations means we need more data to make solid, scientific judgements concerning UAP.?
- The report stated that although NASA's fleet of?Earth-observing satellites typically lack the spatial resolution to detect relatively small objects like UAP, their cutting-edge sensors can be directly used to probe the state of the local earth, oceanic, and atmospheric conditions that are spatially and temporally coincident with UAPs initially detected via other methods.?The report included some UAP cases previously revealed in the Pentagon's release of video from naval aviators showing enigmatic aircraft off the East and West Coasts of the United States exhibiting speed and manoeuvrability exceeding known aviation technologies while lacking any visible means of propulsion or flight-control surfaces. According to the report, defence and intelligence experts needed more adequate information to determine several objects' natures.? ? ?
It stated that the assets of the US Space Agency could play a critical role in evaluating whether specific environmental conditions are connected with certain observed UAP behaviours or occurrences.
The United States government refers to unexplained sightings as UAPs rather than UFOs. NASA defines them as sightings in the sky or elsewhere that cannot be easily identified or explained scientifically.?The study began a year ago and cost less than $100,000.
