NASA Launches Study On UFOs

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has assembled a team to study unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) – popularly described as UFOs, or unidentified flying objects – the agency announced Thursday, a year after a highly anticipated report from U.S. intelligence agencies into a host of sightings since 2004.

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[eb]

It doesn't matter what they do, they already know the answer and haven't and will not tell us in the future

[Han-Solo-Cup]

"Hmm how do we distract them from what we are doing?"

ALIENS!

[KA-texk]

This is a SMOKESCREEN & MIS- DIRECT PEOPLE!!! 100k budget project?? that's peanuts & BS

[SkylerAnderson]

To save on data storage NASA requests that all video submissions be limited to no more than 360p resolution and all vertical videos should be converted to landscape mode. The grainier, the better.

[mikelee]

UMMM... why start in 2004? the sightings go back into at least the 1800s, they took off in 1947, they BUZZED THE WHITE HOUSE FOR 2 WEEKENDS IN A ROW in 1952... and there was that whole battle of Los Angeles deal, and the Phoenix lights thing.... MOST of the material predates 2004... why limit the scope to that recent??

[patronsilver]

$100, 000 budget? They're taking this VERY seriously.🤨

[trhansen]

Don't waste your time and our money.

[mjmeans]

Where's the study of the Unidentified Frying Objects found at the local Burger King?

[jeremymitchell]

"If aliens landed tomorrow and said 'take me to your leader' it would be embarrassing." -
Senator John Kennedy

[michaeltrevisani]

100K 🤣 Pelosi’s bar tab in San Fran on a weekend

[AcapellaAtmosphere]

"there is nothing to suggest that UAP's are alien", says NASA as they fail to catch up to, or even take a photo of, a craft.

[dqguhyy]

A crop circle's field behind my house 🇮🇩👽 #childhood 😌

[boogieondown]

As lacking as that last presentation went, and since everyone's career is on the line when they have to report "weird" facts (so they don't), I suspect we'll get a Carl Sagan-ish approach of wonder and unknown, with further study needed. Threaten them with budget cuts for evasiveness and you might get some truth. The FAA, CIA, NSA, NRO, Air Force, Coast Guard, and especially the NGA all should be brought to testify and have funding cuts be put on the table.

[stugtodd]

$100, 000 max budget 🤣🤦🏼‍♂️🤣

They'll be lucky to find a hot air balloon with that amount.

[wordclock]

Within a biblical context, this phenomenon was attributed to the 'gods', 'angels' and 'elohim'. It's actually challenging to study the ufo/uap phenomenon and not eventually notice that it meshes oddly well with much of ancient historic accounts. And doesn't it stand to reason? Isn't it logic to conclude that an 'agency' with 'technology' that is orders-of-magnitude ahead of our own would be ruling with unchallengeable invincibility? Given the known size and timescales of our cosmos, wouldn't it be far more likely that they've been here for millenia rather than decades? And if they have always been with us, then our story is theirs too, which would naturally make it more difficult to define their influence and presence among us.

Philosophy and Science have parted ways some time ago, I get that. I do understand why they did - I myself don't give too much thought to myth when I'm aiming my telescope mount at Polaris. It still bothers me though that the answer to this phenomenon may be hiding in a forgotten overlap between these two fields of thought, and that the stubborn division between these parties (like in politics) will forever obscure our view of a crystal answer.

[petercristo]

Every time the economy's in trouble Dems pull out the Star Trek stuff.