UFOs & Close Encounters

Wednesday’s joint congressional hearing by subcommittees of the House Oversight Committee was titled, "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth."

Congress hears more testimony about UFOs: ‘We are not alone’

STORY: These two tiny mummified bodies - images of which were shared around the world this week - are now the subject of much controversy.For Jaime Maussan, a Mexican journalist and longtime UFO enthusiast, the alien-looking forms are among the most important discoveries in the history of humankind.But for many scientists, they are an already-debunked, perhaps even criminal, stunt.Maussan gained instant international attention when he stood before Mexico's Congress just days ago and presented the two figures.He shared scientific analysis and study results he argues prove the bodies are about 1,000 years old and not related to any known Earthly species.Reuters gained exclusive access to his office to see them.The bodies appear ancient and share characteristics with humans.Maussan claims they were found around 2017 in Peru."It's the most important thing that has happened to humanity, because it's the opportunity for us to evolve, for us to grow, for us to maybe initiate communication with other intelligences. I think this phenomenon is the only one that gives us the opportunity to come together."But the backlash from the scientific community came just as swiftly as Maussan's new-found fame… with scientists and archaeologists in Peru calling the bodies a farce.Reuters correspondent Cassandra Garrison spoke to Maussan about his research:"He told me about the scientific analysis and data studies that he's been presenting this entire week actually were done on a different body that remains in Peru and the two bodies that he presented here in Mexico, he's not done scientific analysis on, saying that he didn't want to damage the specimens. And I think that could potentially change the conversation. But we had scientists independently review the results who told us that they do not represent anything out of the ordinary and certainly indicate normal life on earth."Maussan is no stranger to controversy, having participated in a 2017 documentary that appeared to feature doctored mummies.As to how these two bodies arrived in Mexico from Peru… that’s a question Maussan says he can't answer.According to him, a man brought the remains to the country and Maussan asked permission to present them to Mexico’s Congress.But the move has angered Peruvian officials, who have filed a criminal complaint against him.Maussan says he has done nothing illegal and welcomes the Peruvian government to investigate the figures.

STORY: These two tiny mummified bodies - images of which were shared around the world this week - are now the subject of much controversy.For Jaime Maussan, a Mexican journalist and longtime UFO enthusiast, the alien-looking forms are among the most important discoveries in the history of humankind.But for many scientists, they are an already-debunked, perhaps even criminal, stunt.Maussan gained instant international attention when he stood before Mexico's Congress just days ago and presented the two figures.He shared scientific analysis and study results he argues prove the bodies are about 1,000 years old and not related to any known Earthly species.Reuters gained exclusive access to his office to see them.The bodies appear ancient and share characteristics with humans.Maussan claims they were found around 2017 in Peru."It's the most important thing that has happened to humanity, because it's the opportunity for us to evolve, for us to grow, for us to maybe initiate communication with other intelligences. I think this phenomenon is the only one that gives us the opportunity to come together."But the backlash from the scientific community came just as swiftly as Maussan's new-found fame… with scientists and archaeologists in Peru calling the bodies a farce.Reuters correspondent Cassandra Garrison spoke to Maussan about his research:"He told me about the scientific analysis and data studies that he's been presenting this entire week actually were done on a different body that remains in Peru and the two bodies that he presented here in Mexico, he's not done scientific analysis on, saying that he didn't want to damage the specimens. And I think that could potentially change the conversation. But we had scientists independently review the results who told us that they do not represent anything out of the ordinary and certainly indicate normal life on earth."Maussan is no stranger to controversy, having participated in a 2017 documentary that appeared to feature doctored mummies.As to how these two bodies arrived in Mexico from Peru… that’s a question Maussan says he can't answer.According to him, a man brought the remains to the country and Maussan asked permission to present them to Mexico’s Congress.But the move has angered Peruvian officials, who have filed a criminal complaint against him.Maussan says he has done nothing illegal and welcomes the Peruvian government to investigate the figures.

A close encounter with 'alien bodies' in Mexico

STORY: NASA has announced that it is creating a new director of research into what the U.S. government calls "unidentified anomalous phenomenon," or UAP, and more commonly known by the public as UFOs.The U.S. government has made headlines in recent years by releasing videos like this jet fighter footage showing such encounters, after decades of relative silence on the subject.Thursday's announcement of a new UAP director came on the heels of an independent panel at NASA, which recommended that the agency play a larger role in helping the Pentagon detect the things. The panel also said NASA should increase efforts to gather data on them in general.This was NASA administrator Bill Nelson, a former astronaut and senator."The NASA independent study team did not find any evidence that UAP have an extraterrestrial origin. But we don't know what these UAP are.""We will be transparent on this, and we're trying to address the the question of there's so much concern that there's something locked up classified and that the American government is not being open. Well, we are the American government and we are open and we're going to be open about this."NASA has not publicly named its new UFO chief and asserts that it's partly to avoid online harassment, because members of the panel were targeted with trolling and threats.The panel only had access to unclassified military reports and says it wants to increase its use of public data, from the likes of airline pilots.It also says it's trying to remove the stigma attached to the subject and witnesses.

STORY: NASA has announced that it is creating a new director of research into what the U.S. government calls "unidentified anomalous phenomenon," or UAP, and more commonly known by the public as UFOs.The U.S. government has made headlines in recent years by releasing videos like this jet fighter footage showing such encounters, after decades of relative silence on the subject.Thursday's announcement of a new UAP director came on the heels of an independent panel at NASA, which recommended that the agency play a larger role in helping the Pentagon detect the things. The panel also said NASA should increase efforts to gather data on them in general.This was NASA administrator Bill Nelson, a former astronaut and senator."The NASA independent study team did not find any evidence that UAP have an extraterrestrial origin. But we don't know what these UAP are.""We will be transparent on this, and we're trying to address the the question of there's so much concern that there's something locked up classified and that the American government is not being open. Well, we are the American government and we are open and we're going to be open about this."NASA has not publicly named its new UFO chief and asserts that it's partly to avoid online harassment, because members of the panel were targeted with trolling and threats.The panel only had access to unclassified military reports and says it wants to increase its use of public data, from the likes of airline pilots.It also says it's trying to remove the stigma attached to the subject and witnesses.

NASA creates new chief of UFO research

NASA says the study of UFOs will require new scientific techniques, including advanced satellites as well as a shift in how unidentified flying objects are perceived. The space agency released findings Thursday after a yearlong study into UFOs. (Sept. 14)

NASA releases UFO report and says more data needed

STORY: These remains of alleged ‘non-human’ beings were presented in Mexico at the country’s first public congressional hearing on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), also known as UFOs(Jaime Maussan, Journalist and UFO researcher)"This is the first time extraterrestrial life is presented in such a form and I think there is a clear demonstration that we are dealing with non-human specimens that are not related to any other species in our world and that any scientific institution can investigate it."The two stuffed bodies, recovered in Peru in 2017, are said to be between 700 and 1,800 years oldwith only three fingers on each hand and elongated heads(Sergio Gutierrez, Federal representative) "We are left with thoughts, with concerns and with the plan to continue talking about this, as I said at the beginning, let's hope that this is the first of several events and that there will be discussions with the legislature on the need or not to make proposals to modify the laws".

STORY: These remains of alleged ‘non-human’ beings were presented in Mexico at the country’s first public congressional hearing on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), also known as UFOs(Jaime Maussan, Journalist and UFO researcher)"This is the first time extraterrestrial life is presented in such a form and I think there is a clear demonstration that we are dealing with non-human specimens that are not related to any other species in our world and that any scientific institution can investigate it."The two stuffed bodies, recovered in Peru in 2017, are said to be between 700 and 1,800 years oldwith only three fingers on each hand and elongated heads(Sergio Gutierrez, Federal representative) "We are left with thoughts, with concerns and with the plan to continue talking about this, as I said at the beginning, let's hope that this is the first of several events and that there will be discussions with the legislature on the need or not to make proposals to modify the laws".

Mexico presents alleged ‘non-human’ being remains

A former Air Force intelligence officer testifies that the U.S. is concealing a longstanding program that retrieves and reverse engineers unidentified flying objects or UAPs, "unidentified aerial phenomena." The Pentagon has denied his claims. (July 26)

Whistleblower: U.S. hides 'multi-decade' UFO program

A Pentagon official said he was informed of the alleged multi-decade program through his official duties, but was denied access to additional information.

Congress members push for more transparency on UFOs

STORY: Developed by Shenzhen UFO Power Technology, the flying saucer is equipped with 12 propeller blades surrounding the pilot seat in the very middle of the craft.According to media reports, the electric vertical take-off and landing craft can reach an altitude of around 200 meters (656 ft) with a maximum flight time of up to 15 minutes.The craft was developed over a period of three years, and had its first public debut on June 3, local media reported.

STORY: Developed by Shenzhen UFO Power Technology, the flying saucer is equipped with 12 propeller blades surrounding the pilot seat in the very middle of the craft.According to media reports, the electric vertical take-off and landing craft can reach an altitude of around 200 meters (656 ft) with a maximum flight time of up to 15 minutes.The craft was developed over a period of three years, and had its first public debut on June 3, local media reported.

Man-made flying saucer takes flight in China

Here's the latest for Thursday June 1: House passes debt ceiling bill; Fatal missile attack in Kyiv; 3 shot dead in in eastern Pennsylvania; NASA holds public meeting on UFOs.

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STORY: “This is a newly released video. You'll notice there are two dots moving back and forth.”NASA’s UFO panel studied this videoof strange objectsBut found they were only distant aircraft whosemovement was explained as shaking sensors[Sean Kirkpatrick, Head, Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office]“The reason they couldn't catch them is because after further analysis, it was shown that those objects were actually much farther away from the P-3 than they thought. This is the kind of thing that can spoof and or provide misperception of both very highly trained pilots as well as sensors.”This was the first public meeting by NASA’s UFO panel since it began“This is a spherical orb, metallic, in the Middle East, 2022. This is a typical example of the thing that we see most of. We see these all over the world and we see these in and making very interesting apparent maneuvers."They say they need better data and recording forwhat they call ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’[David Spergel, Chair, NASA panel]“And to summarize some of the things that we've learned, the current data collection efforts regarding UAPs are unsystematic and fragmented across various agencies, often using instruments uncalibrated for scientific data collection.”The panel chief says a report is planned for release in July

STORY: “This is a newly released video. You'll notice there are two dots moving back and forth.”NASA’s UFO panel studied this videoof strange objectsBut found they were only distant aircraft whosemovement was explained as shaking sensors[Sean Kirkpatrick, Head, Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office]“The reason they couldn't catch them is because after further analysis, it was shown that those objects were actually much farther away from the P-3 than they thought. This is the kind of thing that can spoof and or provide misperception of both very highly trained pilots as well as sensors.”This was the first public meeting by NASA’s UFO panel since it began“This is a spherical orb, metallic, in the Middle East, 2022. This is a typical example of the thing that we see most of. We see these all over the world and we see these in and making very interesting apparent maneuvers."They say they need better data and recording forwhat they call ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’[David Spergel, Chair, NASA panel]“And to summarize some of the things that we've learned, the current data collection efforts regarding UAPs are unsystematic and fragmented across various agencies, often using instruments uncalibrated for scientific data collection.”The panel chief says a report is planned for release in July

NASA's UFO panel says they need better data

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