UFO briefing takeaways: How NASA hopes to shift UAP talks...
Nov 15, 2023 0:12:56 GMT
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For those who were hoping NASA's UFO news briefing would uncover secrets about extraterrestrials, you may be disappointed.
No, there's still no evidence that alien spaceships have visited Earth, but on Thursday NASA vowed to continue studying the UFO phenomenon using new scientific techniques. In a long-awaited report, experts commissioned by the space agency outlined ways in which NASA can partner with the U.S. government and private commercial organizations to better study and understand unidentified flying objects.
Long considered a fringe topic, UFOs have increasingly become part of the mainstream discussion as reports and videos of objects maneuvering in strange ways captivate the public. Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.
Many of those reports can often be explained as balloons, drones and even commercial airplanes. But absent a commonplace terrestrial explanation, it's not uncommon for UFO enthusiasts to eagerly jump to the conclusion that otherworldly beings are visiting Earth.
'We have no explanation': See list of US states with the most reported UFO sightings.
Because of the potential threat posed to national security and air safety, NASA embarked in 2022 on the space agency's first-ever study of UFOs, which the agency refers to as unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP. But NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said at a news briefing Thursday that the agency also set out to "shift the conversation surrounding UAP from sensationalism to science."
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Foot notes: Things must be getting serious if NASA is becoming so involved in UFO research. No longer clamming that sightings are just weather balloons or something trivial.
No, there's still no evidence that alien spaceships have visited Earth, but on Thursday NASA vowed to continue studying the UFO phenomenon using new scientific techniques. In a long-awaited report, experts commissioned by the space agency outlined ways in which NASA can partner with the U.S. government and private commercial organizations to better study and understand unidentified flying objects.
Long considered a fringe topic, UFOs have increasingly become part of the mainstream discussion as reports and videos of objects maneuvering in strange ways captivate the public. Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.
Many of those reports can often be explained as balloons, drones and even commercial airplanes. But absent a commonplace terrestrial explanation, it's not uncommon for UFO enthusiasts to eagerly jump to the conclusion that otherworldly beings are visiting Earth.
'We have no explanation': See list of US states with the most reported UFO sightings.
Because of the potential threat posed to national security and air safety, NASA embarked in 2022 on the space agency's first-ever study of UFOs, which the agency refers to as unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP. But NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said at a news briefing Thursday that the agency also set out to "shift the conversation surrounding UAP from sensationalism to science."
Source (here)
Foot notes: Things must be getting serious if NASA is becoming so involved in UFO research. No longer clamming that sightings are just weather balloons or something trivial.
