NASA will investigate reports of UFO pilots from the United States

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, who took up the post in May 2021, asked the agency's researchers to study

UFO sightings reported by U.S. Navy pilots over the past two decades.This was reported by CNN.

“Now that I'm here at NASA, I turned toour scientists and asked: "Could you, from a scientific point of view, conclude what these objects are," Nelson told CNN's Rachel Crane in an interview the channel published on June 4.

“We just want to know what it is - we have to analyze everything that is happening around. And this is what we will try to do, ”he added.

The Pentagon has confirmed that it is studying physical evidence of the existence of UFOs

News of UFO encounters surfaced in late 2017, when The New York Times and Politico reported that Navy pilots repeatedly spotted strange objects performing maneuvers that were far more advanced than what their planes could do.

Later, the US military admitted that it was studyingUFO crash sites. They also have some anomalous objects at their disposal, the properties of which are used in advanced technologies. The US Department of Defense created the Aerospace Advanced Threat Identification Program (AATIP) to investigate UFO sightings.

The US government has confirmed that it hasthe alleged UFO image in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by UFO researcher Anthony Bragaglia more than three years ago. Now, three years later, he has posted an official response on his website.

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