NASA’s Newly-Created UFO Research Division Appoints Former Meteorologist and Pentagon Liaison as Director
Mark McInerney, a former meteorologist and Pentagon liaison, has been announced as the first director of NASA’s newly-formed UFO research division. The division, dedicated to studying unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) commonly known as unidentified flying objects, was established to investigate more than 800 UAP sightings. Initially, NASA officials declined to disclose McInerney’s identity due to concerns of potential harassment. However, they later reversed their decision, emphasizing the importance of transparency and the need to protect science’s freedom. The revelation of McInerney’s appointment coincided with reports of threats and hate mail received by members of the independent study group. Some researchers were even discouraged from studying UFOs to avoid damaging their scientific credibility.
The release of NASA’s much-anticipated study dismissed the possibility of extraterrestrial involvement in the UAP sightings. However, the report highlighted the enigmatic nature of these flying objects and acknowledged them as a “self-evident” threat to American airspace. While ruling out aliens as the cause, the study proposed research into potential unknown alien technology operating within Earth’s atmosphere. The report, which called for continued study of UAPs, emphasized the need for NASA’s expertise and collaboration with other agencies in analyzing UAP data using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
McInerney’s role as the new director includes centralizing communications, resources, and data analysis capabilities to establish a comprehensive UAP database for future evaluations. He will also leverage NASA’s technological advancements, such as artificial intelligence and space-based observation tools, to support the government’s broader initiative on UAPs. McInerney’s extensive experience in various positions within NASA, including at the Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Hurricane Center, makes him well-suited for his new role.
NASA’s independent panel of experts, with a limited budget and timeframe, conducted a thorough analysis of hundreds of UAP sightings. The report noted that most UAP evidence was collected unintentionally or under non-scientific circumstances, making it difficult to draw definitive conclusions. However, the panel emphasized the need to uphold high standards of evidence and maintain the hypothesis of extraterrestrial life as a last resort. NASA’s study is distinct from the Pentagon’s investigation into UAPs, which focuses on the classified aspects and involves coordination with intelligence and military communities.
Despite the ruling out of extraterrestrial involvement in the UAP sightings, the study’s continuation aims to solve the mystery behind these inexplicable objects. NASA’s commitment to transparency and humanity’s benefit underscores the agency’s dedication to comprehensive UAP research.
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