US officials delve into mysteries of unidentified aerial phenomena
‘We’re open to all hypotheses. We’re open to any conclusions that we may encounter’
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‘We’re open to all hypotheses. We’re open to any conclusions that we may encounter’
By Joey Roulette and Steve Gorman WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Two senior U.S. defense intelligence officials said on Tuesday the Pentagon is committed to
Defense and intelligence analysts who prepared the assessment offered no findings about the origins of any of the 144 sightings included in it, except for one attributed to a large deflating balloon.
Defense and intelligence analysts who prepared the assessment offered no findings about the origins of any of the 144 sightings included in it, except for one attributed to a large deflating balloon.
Congress' openness to talk about flying objects with no known or proven origin has increased exponentially in recent years.