2023-09-14 23:31:55
The board, which was established independently and consisted of 16 people, announced its 33-page report after approximately a year of research.
NASA official Bill Nelson said at the press conference about the report that the board, UFOHe noted that he could not find any evidence that the objects were of extraterrestrial origin, but that they did not know what the objects in question were.
Nelson pointed out that NASA’s mission is to learn about these “unknown objects” and emphasized that studies on this subject will continue and that they will transparently share new findings.
Pointing out that the purpose of the board’s work is to shift the discussions about UFOs “from sensationalism to science”, Nelson also stated that the negative perception of UFOs poses an obstacle to data collection.
Bill Nelson, where there are billions of galaxies and stars spaceHe said that he believed that other lives could be found.
Nelson responded to journalists’ questions about whether US government units had aliens or UFOs: “Show me the evidence.” He replied:
It was also shared that the cost of the board’s work, which lasted approximately one year, was less than 100 thousand dollars.
On October 20, 2022, NASA announced that it had established an independent board, chaired by Princeton University Lecturer David Spergel, consisting of executives from the military, academia and private companies, to examine unidentified aerial objects, popularly known as UFOs.
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