Summary
President Donald Trump's administration registered a new government website, Aliens.gov, linking to rising interest in unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and similar phenomena. The domain was registered by a federal agency but has no active content yet, and there's no official explanation for its intended use.
Key Facts
- The Aliens.gov domain was registered by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
- CISA is a part of the Department of Homeland Security that manages government domain names.
- President Trump has made public statements about releasing more records on UFOs and related topics.
- The registration occurred shortly after increased attention to UFOs, which was heightened by comments from former President Barack Obama.
- Currently, the Aliens.gov website does not display any content.
- The purpose of the domain is not yet clear, as no formal announcements have been made.
- The Pentagon has an existing office for investigating unexplained aerial phenomena.
- The National Archives is working to publish records related to unidentified aerial phenomena as required by law.
