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Topic: uap

An aerial view of the Pentagon, headquarters of the US Department of Defense
New Science
Thursday, 7/2, 11:32 AM

White House sets up a science panel to study unexplained aerial phenomena

  • The US government has assembled a panel of scientists to bring rigorous analysis to reports of unexplained aerial phenomena — the sightings often called UFOs.
  • Officials frame it as a scientific and security exercise, not a hunt for aliens: no US agency has found evidence that such sightings are extraterrestrial.

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