The Pentagon And NASA are trying to identify metal spheres that have recently been seen around the world with increasing frequency. newly created Regional Irregularity Resolution Offices Say WE Much more could be done to identify these white or silver spheres, which range in size from 1 to 4 meters (3-13 feet) and frequently fly just below commercial flight altitude.
The AARO now refer to these spheres as Unexplained Anomalous Phenomena, or UAP, instead of Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFOs, which is how we usually call so-called flying saucers or any object any other being believed to be from aliens in the past. The mysterious objects have been renamed to account for more objects that may not fall under the narrow classification that UFOs claim, according to the report. Evil behavior.
Presumably, the idea is that the term UAP accounts for a broader class of anomalies and will allow researchers at AARO to investigate mysterious metallic spheres, as well as similar phenomena, in a broader sense. – even by leveraging informal and informative sources of footage, such as crowd-sourced surveillance footage from smartphones belonging to ordinary people.
To that end, NASA and the Department of Defense established AARO to review such objects and make them public. On Wednesday, the newly formed research team held its first public meeting, sharing new footage of UAPs that have been discovered across the United States and the rest of the world. In the first open meeting, the group said that sightings are quite frequent: the team receives between 50 and 100 reports per month.
Of course, only about 2-5% of sightings turn out to be “truly anomalous,” as AARO Director Sean Kirkpatrick notes. Currently, departments only lack data to draw firm conclusions. Even so, orbs are appearing all over the world, like Evil behavior reported, and NASA and the Pentagon say the rate at which they are detected is increasing.
That could be due to a number of things, among them the possibility that the pilot or some other witness reported the sighting in the first place. In the past, such sightings may have gone unreported due to the difficulty of verifying any claims, so direct accounts are less likely. In fact, AARO says there’s still some stigma behind reporting such sightings, according to Evil behavior:
Speakers at the meeting emphasized the need to collect higher quality UAP data and complained about the stigma surrounding the topic, which they say makes people less likely to report unidentified phenomena. determined. Indeed, many speakers noted that members of NASA’s UAP research team have been harassed as a result of their work in the field.
Nicky Fox, associate administrator for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, said: “It’s very disappointing to learn of the harassment our panelists have faced online because of this. they are researching this topic. “NASA stands behind our panelists and we do not tolerate abuse. Harassment only leads to further stigmatization of the UAP field, significantly hinders scientific progress, and discourages others from researching this important topic.”
The team behind AARO says the stigma surrounding such sightings needs to be broken and the US must start looking for these orbs in a more focused effort to categorize and identify the orbs. . To do that, the new office says the Pentagon and NASA will need help from the public, as well as the private sector and research institutions or universities.
So far, the agency has a “targeting package,” which is a superficial overview of what the orbs are, more or less: most UAP reports observe the spheres at altitudes where the human aircraft is located. people flying, at 10,000 to 30,000 feet; the spheres have a mid-range range at rest and are capable of flying at speeds of up to Mach 2; and despite their velocities, no heat loss has been detected in any of these reports so far.
The spheres are usually round – hence globe — and they are usually white, silver, or translucent. However, it remains unclear how the translucent spheres were discovered, although they can be reduced to a moderate size reported to be up to 4 meters long, or about 13 feet – the size of a car. small.
