UAPs or Space Junk?
A meteor explodes in Siberia in 2013, where space debris contributed to some ethereal images. It’s out there. This week, the Pentagon’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Unit announced it’s extending its research to explore what it calls, “existing unknowns.” Jonathan Black teaches aerospace engineering at Virginia Tech. He’s worked at NASA and in the air force, as well as the Department of Defense, and he’s seeing something that’s not been seen before. “They’re not hiding from the data or trying to suppress the data. They're at least collecting them and reporting on the data....