The Pentagon's U.F.O. Unit Prepares to Go Public
What with a contentious presidential election, a global pandemic, and the postponed release of the Top Gun sequel, you’d think there’d be just no room for news about U.F.O.s right now. But never count 2020 out! The New York Times is reporting that the Pentagon will soon become more transparent concerning its Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force, which is a department within the Office of Naval Intelligence. They had previously denied the existence of such a group. A Senate commission report from last month which itemizes spending stated that the program will standardize its collection and reporting of unexplained aerial vehicles within 180 days, and also report some of its findings. In April, the Pentagon released some perplexing videos of, well … something. Truth is nobody exactly knows what the videos, captured by naval pilots, show. They could be atmospheric effects, reflections, or bugs in imaging code, according to astrophysicists ...