Unidentified metallic orb UFOs have been observed worldwide, according to Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), during NASA’s inaugural public hearing on the phenomenon. Dr. Kirkpatrick shared AARO’s newest findings with NASA’s independent team of scientists and experts studying UFOs. The topic has gained more mainstream acceptance due to congressional hearings and military sightings. The panel discussed recommendations such as removing the stigma around UAP research and searching for alien artifacts in our solar system. Furthermore, it was revealed that NASA will collaborate with the Pentagon’s official UFO investigators on classified UFO cases.
Dr. Kirkpatrick highlighted the Pentagon’s partnership with NASA experts who have experience in classified UAP cases. These scientists assist military investigators in identifying mysterious crafts or events. The independent UAP study group from NASA, along with officials from the Pentagon and the Federal Aviation Administration’s UAP investigative teams, presented their latest findings at the hearing.
Dr. Kirkpatrick stated that AARO plans to deploy dedicated sensors specifically for UAP sightings, separate from existing military defense sensors. This move aims to improve data collection related to UAPs. Both Dr. Nicky Fox, NASA’s head of science, and Dr. Kirkpatrick called out individuals who have harassed members of the NASA panel, emphasizing that such actions contribute to the ongoing social stigma surrounding UAPs.
Karlin Toner, a member of NASA’s UAP study group, recommended that the space agency create a safer environment for scientists to explore UAP data by addressing the negative stigma associated with it. Toner suggested assessing cultural and social barriers and using NASA’s brand image to remove these obstacles. The chair of NASA’s independent UAP panel, David Spergel, emphasized their main goal of understanding the nature of UAPs.
The panel discussed the fragmented state of data collection efforts on UAPs, mentioning the need for systematic approaches and calibrated scientific instruments. In June, NASA formed a study group consisting of 16 experts to examine unclassified UFO sightings from various sectors. Director Kirkpatrick presented a resolved UAP case, wherein a surveillance aircraft misidentified commercial planes as UAPs due to their unusual appearance.
The panel recognized the value of citizen science in studying anomalous phenomena and advocated for a permanent office within NASA to support the serious study of UAPs. This joint effort between NASA and the Pentagon represents a significant shift in the government’s public stance on UFOs and UAPs.
Although NASA clarifies that there is no evidence suggesting extraterrestrial origins of UAPs, they acknowledge the potential inclusion of sightings beyond airborne objects. Astrobiologist David Grinspoon, an advisor to NASA, proposed expanding the search for extraterrestrial life to assist in investigating local UAPs. He mentioned the possibility of discovering extraterrestrial artifacts in our solar system and urged NASA to include artifact searches in future planetary missions.
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