NASA wants to use AI to study unidentified aerial phenomenon
'We don't know what these UAP are, but we're going to find out. You bet your boots,' says NASA Director Bill Nelson.
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'We don't know what these UAP are, but we're going to find out. You bet your boots,' says NASA Director Bill Nelson.
Nasa has revealed the findings from its long-awaited report into UFOs – but it may be a disappointment to alien hunters.
Last year, the space agency formed an independent team to examine such flying objects from a scientific perspective. Releasing the report, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson today announced that the agency was appointing a director of UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) Research.
The team is comprised of community of experts across diverse areas on matters pertinent to identifying potential methods of studying UAP.
NASA will share what it's learned about how to study unidentified anomalous phenomena — better known as UFOs — after a months-long inquiry.