NASA finally opens the issue of UFOs up for debate; do they exist after all?

Over the years, many people have had eerie experiences with unidentified flying objects (UFOs). In fact, there are reports dating back to the 1940s.

Last Wednesday (31), NASA (the American space agency) held an online public conference with the aim of presenting the first results regarding investigations into UFOs, currently known as UFOs. This study was developed by a specialized group of the United States government.

In the middle of last year, the US Department of Defense announced the creation of an office dedicated to tracking unidentified aerial phenomena. Currently, the body is made up of 16 members, including physicists and astrobiologists, and has the function of examining sightings and other data collected by civil government and commercial sectors.

According to NASA, the focus of the four-hour session was to present final deliberations before the team publishes the final report. It is expected to be released in late July.

This type of matter was the exclusive responsibility of the country’s Army and National Security officers. With the release of the information, this becomes the first investigation released to the general public, which shows that the agency is adopting a new logic for developing the subject.

Information about UFOs

In Wednesday’s session, nothing extraordinary was presented to the public. The agency’s representatives once again denied any evidence of the existence of these objects.

“There is no evidence that UAPs [‘fenômenos aéreos não identificados’, na tradução] are of extraterrestrial origin.”

According to US officials, the Pentagon’s effort to investigate the sightings has resulted in many reports to be analyzed, but most remain unexplained.

Recently, the head of the Pentagon’s Office of All-Domain Anomaly Resolution stated that the possibility of intelligent extraterrestrial life has not been ruled out. However, there is still no evidence that it actually exists.