2023-05-31 23:49:56
We are still alone in the universe, at least for now. After investigating 800 sightings, NASA has been able to confirm that none of them seem to come from another planet. For the first time, a panel of independent scientists has been hired by the space agency to analyze what used to be called UFOs, and now UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) have become politically correct. Everything that is necessary to free the group of 16 experts from a social stigma that has cost them ridicule on social networks for looking for little martians.
We have not seen the evidence of something extraordinary, of something that does not come from human intelligence, the president of the committee of experts, David Spergel, deflated the balloon, as soon as he began his presentation.
Of the 800 phenomena investigated, the hired experts were able to explain almost everything from weather balloons, sensor problems, and even using a microwave in australia by some researchers, which was causing them to receive strange radio waves at lunchtime. However, several dozen sightings still do not know how to explain them, and claim that they lack data. Even so, its final conclusions will be made public at the end of July.
The experts point out that almost everything analyzed lacks information, at least if we are thinking of attributing the phenomenon to a superior intelligence, something that they hope to solve with future sightings, thanks to the global presence of mobile phones, loaded with lots of data about each photo or video they record. Data is what helps us understand the shape of an object or why it behaves in a certain way. We get between 50 and 100 new reports every month, said Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the Pentagon’s Office of Anomaly Resolution, although cases have skyrocketed in recent weeks over the case of the chinese weather balloons
Almost all of the recorded sightings were made from airplanes, although they stress that many of them are not reported out of the pilots’ own free will to avoid being stigmatized. One of our goals is to remove stigma, Spergel said, because high-quality data is needed to address important questions about UAPs. From NASA’s Scientific Missions Directorate, Nicky Fox, gave as an example that the military aircraftsprotagonists of many of the sightings, are equipped to shoot accurately against a target, but not to study its physics, hence their propensity to observe as inexplicable ordinary phenomena.
Sean Kirkpatrick described the case of a foreign object that appeared to be entering the water, which ended up being a problem with the sensor that was detecting it. During the presentation of the investigation committee, a video taken by a military plane in the west of the United States was also shown, with a series of points moving in the night sky, and although he could not intercept the object, in the end it turned out to be a commercial aircraftHe was going to a nearby airport.
Daniel Evans, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Research within NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, argued that, despite the harassment suffered by the group, they were doing rigorous scientific work based on evidence, which is what allows us to separate reality. of fiction”.
Are we alone in the universe? It is one of the oldest questions in the history of the universe and of humanity, which is why we cannot take it lightly, and we need scientists and multidisciplinary teams, says Spergel. He also recalled that, analyzing it, “it is also something that affects security.”
The panel represents the first investigation of its kind ever carried out under the auspices of the US space agency on a subject that the Government in its day entrusted to the exclusive and secret sphere of military officials and national security. Among those chosen by NASA were experts such as retired astronaut Scott Kelly, the first American to spend nearly a year in space.
This NASA study is independent of other Pentagon-based research into unidentified aerial phenomena documented in recent years by military aviators and analyzed by US Defense and Intelligence officials.
The NASA panel members, who rely on unclassified data, have indicated that they are running into many of the obstacles that their Pentagon counterparts have detected. Collection efforts are not systematic and fragmented at various agencies, often using uncalibrated instruments for scientific data collection, Spergel said.
But these parallel initiatives by NASA and the Pentagon, both with some semblance of public scrutiny, mark a turning point for the US government after decades of debunking sightings of unidentified flying objects that dating back to the 1940s and have been associated with flying saucers and extraterrestrials.
The panel now has several months of work ahead of it, Evans said. One of the doubts that arose from the exhibition is that if NASA finally found alien life, it would make it public or not: Our job is to observe the phenomena and if we discover that we are not alone in the universe our obligation is to share itsentenci Spergel.
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