Former head of the Pentagon's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), Sean Kirkpatrick, claims to have received violent threats and had a UFO fanatic attempt to break into his home after working on a report that concluded there is no evidence of extraterrestrial technology in unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). Kirkpatrick's report has shaken the world of ufology, which had hoped for full disclosure of the US government's knowledge of UFOs. He disputes the claims made by former intelligence officer David Grusch, who alleged that the government had been hoarding crashed alien spaceships and attempting to reverse-engineer them. Kirkpatrick states that there is no evidence to support these allegations and that they are perpetuated by a core group of ufologists. He concludes that the stories of crashed spaceships and alien bodies largely originate from individuals associated with the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). He also dismisses leaked UFO videos, stating that they have mundane explanations. Kirkpatrick believes that some people have an absolute belief in UFOs akin to a religion and cannot be convinced otherwise. He also asserts that if the government were to obtain evidence of aliens and their technology, it would be immediately disclosed to the public through NASA.
Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet has published a report highlighting the threat of unidentified objects along the seabed to US maritime security. The report emphasizes the nation's ignorance of these objects and their potential to cause serious incidents. In 2019, the USS Omaha recorded a UFO disappearing into the ocean without a trace, verified by the Pentagon. Gallaudet argues that studying these unknown objects is scientifically valid and urges early research. The 2019 incident remains unexplained by the Department of Defense. A UFO is an unidentified flying object that may be airborne or submerged in the ocean with unknown capabilities.
A Reddit user named @Blit_Blitt99 claims that multiple aliens have told humans that there is a barrier around Earth, preventing them from coming to our planet without permission. The user cited sources, including an Irishman who has been studying UFOs for more than 20 years, who believes that the orbs discussed at NASA meetings are a global defense network. The Reddit post has sparked reactions from netizens, with some praising the claim and describing the barrier as a means of limiting humans. Others believe the barrier is a quarantine to keep humans in. The post has reignited interest and debate around the existence of extraterrestrial life. A recent paper from researchers at Harvard suggests that aliens might already be on Earth, potentially living underground or on the moon. The study explores the hypothesis of 'cryptoterrestrials,' beings that could be descendants of ancient civilizations or evolved intelligent species hiding in plain sight. As technology advances, we may one day uncover the truth behind these mysteries.
A service called GEIPAN, which investigates UFO sightings, takes testimonies from citizen-witnesses seriously and aims to provide them with educational and rational explanations. The service, funded by public funding of less than 0.5 euro cents per inhabitant, analyzes nearly 10,000 testimonies, with only 3% remaining unexplained. NASA has shown interest in GEIPAN's methods and invited its previous head to learn more about processing human testimonies. GEIPAN only accepts visual testimonies and relies on a network of investigators and specialists to analyze the cases. The service publishes all processed cases following a methodological analysis. The University of Regina predicts that one in 15 points of light in the sky will soon be artificial due to the exponential increase in satellite launches. GEIPAN's mission is to disseminate information to citizens about what they can see in the sky. [1ce9d6b6]