According to a recent NASA report, there are still unidentified objects in our skies that might pose a threat to US airspace. NASA has also named a new head for UFO research to investigate further, The Telegraph reported on Thursday.
NASA’s Search for Life, Report States UFOs Threat to US Airspace, NASA Administrator Nelson Remains Hopeful
NASA is actively searching for indications of life, whether it existed in the past or exists currently, according to Sky News. Bill Nelson, NASA administrator, is optimistic that they will identify another planet suitable for life within the vast universe.
“The NASA independent study team did not find any evidence the UAPs have an extraterrestrial origin, but we don’t know what these UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) are,” Nelson said. “The mission of NASA is to find out the unknown. We don’t know what the UAP is, but we are going to try to find out.”
The US Space Agency revealed findings from a 15-month investigation into UAPs. However, the report cautions that the available data doesn’t allow for “definitive scientific conclusions.”
An independent team of 16 researchers shared their early findings in May, News 18 reported. They stated that most UFOs can be attributed to natural occurrences. These include common things like airplanes, balloons, drones, weather patterns, or even problems with the recording equipment.
The report dismissed the 2015 “Go Fast” video captured by a Navy fighter jet pilot aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt. In this video, the pilot described an object zipping across the ocean at great speed. The investigative team determined that there was no evidence of a propulsion system. It suggested that the object was likely drifting with the wind rather than exhibiting extraordinary propulsion capabilities.
However, the report’s authors cautioned that certain UFOs still defy explanation. They emphasized the need to leverage satellite data and crowd participation to delve deeper into these enigmatic occurrences.
Hellbound and Down 
So let me summarize.
NASA just goes back and forth on the facts while remaining consistent on the idea that it deserves more money.
1993: NASA says space travel is really super difficult, so they can’t keep doing manned missions, so they need more money. And aliens are exciting so NASA should be the only ones with opinions about aliens. Also they need money for giant radio telescopes that never produce any results.
2003: NASA says space travel is really super difficult, way too difficult for private entrepreneurs like Elon Musk, so NASA deserves more money. And no one has ever found ANY evidence of aliens.
2013: NASA says evidence of aliens MIGHT be real, so they need more money. And also they need to shut up anyone who talks about NASA problems.
2023: NASA says all known claims of aliens are NOT real and any NAVY swabbies who claim they have seen aliens are stupid. And NASA deserves more money.
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