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In recent days, much of this interest seems to have waned, following the publication of a widely anticipated report delivered to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence in June.
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....
But we're still hoping for the government to release a bit more information when it comes to some of that in this upcoming report. >> what could we learn and how much will the public actually hear? >> that's the big question. so much of this is still classified. what we're seeing are these leaked images that we have been showing that are coming from some of these ships and showing what looked like objects that are swarming those ships. we're seeing the pentagon confirm those leaked images but we're not seeing the radar returns that go with that. it leaves a lot of questions as to what's going ...
A lot of people will have questions if that UAP Task Force report comes out Share on Facebook Jazz ShawPosted at 6:02 pm on April 5, 2021 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter By this point, most of our regular readers are likely already aware of the pending report to the Senate Select Intelligence Committee from the Pentagon’s UAP Task Force (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena or UFOs). It’s expected to be delivered by June 25th and should, if the Pentagon complies with the Senate’s instructions, provide a current assessment of what our military and the federal government either know or suspec...
Will Joe Biden be forced to publicly confront the entire UAP debate? Share on Facebook Jazz ShawPosted at 1:33 pm on January 19, 2021 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter As we’ve already covered here repeatedly, upon taking office, Joe Biden is going to be a busy guy. He has some ambitious plans (to put it mildly) for all sorts of executive orders and bills he’d like to submit to Congress for consideration. With that in mind, I don’t expect this to be anywhere near the top of his to-do list. But it’s a question that was addressed over at The Debrief this week by my friends Lt. Tim McMi...