NASA is set to release a report on findings related to unidentified flying objects (UFOs) studied by an independent team commissioned by the agency.
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The report is not an assessment of previous unidentifiable observations, but rather a roadmap for future data collection regarding UFOs or what NASA refers to as unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).
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The briefing discussing the findings will be led by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and will take place at NASA's headquarters in Washington D.C.
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The release of the report and the subsequent briefing will be streamed live on various platforms, including NASA Television, the NASA app, and the agency’s website.
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The panel of 16 experts was assembled by NASA in 2022 to analyze data pertaining to UFOs/UAPs.
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Recent bipartisan pressure from lawmakers has been urging the federal government and the military to disclose more information about UFO sightings.
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A congressional hearing in July featured claims from Navy pilots about sightings of mysterious objects and a government program for retrieval and study of downed spacecraft.
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The Pentagon's office dedicated to investigating UAP has launched a website for public access to declassified information on reported sightings.
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A recent hearing in Mexico included a UFO researcher presenting alleged mummified bodies of ancient aliens, a claim that has faced skepticism from scientists.
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NASA, along with astrophysicists, has consistently emphasized the need for caution, suggesting that otherworldly explanations for UAP are unlikely
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even in the absence of a natural explanation. They have stated there is no conclusive evidence to confirm UAP as extraterrestrial in origin.
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