Is the truth really out there? Studying UAP sightings
Summary
A new U.S. government advisory council is examining unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), including military reports and records released in recent months. Researchers and former Navy pilot Ryan Graves say some sightings remain unexplained, but the article reports no definitive evidence that they involve non-human intelligence.Key Facts
- A CBS News poll cited in the article found that 17% of Americans said they had seen a UFO.
- Physicist Matthew Szydagis, of the State University of New York at Albany, said there is no definitive evidence of non-human intelligence.
- The Trump Administration established a Scientific Advisory Council to study UAPs.
- Harvard professor Avi Loeb leads the council, which aims to identify unexplained objects and assess whether they could be human-made technology.
- Former Navy pilot Ryan Graves described a 2023 encounter in which he said a dark object inside a clear sphere passed within 50 feet of an F-18.
- Graves testified before Congress about UAP sightings and said military personnel need to discuss them in safety briefings.
- The article says seven releases over the previous eight months included first-person accounts, photographs, videos and more than 155,000 pages of files.
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