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A @NASA panel formed last year to examine unclassified UFO sightings held a public meeting to discuss their preliminary findings ahead of a report expected later this year https://t.co/VSlTuLNbHd pic.twitter.com/Qri6eE2iYK
— Reuters (@Reuters) June 1, 2023
Public Q&A During the NASA UAP Meeting
NASA panel responds to some of the questions submitted online from the public about UFOs.#ufotwitter #UAPTwitter #UFO #UFOs #NASA pic.twitter.com/RMkNlq1b6w
— Mike Colangelo (@MikeColangelo) May 31, 2023
The government is covering up UFOs, according to Tucker Carlson.
They are also doing public panels promoting UFO theories.
It’s a quadruple fake-out.
Members of an independent NASA panel studying UFOs, or what the U.S. government now terms UAP for “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” said in their first public meeting on Wednesday that scant high-quality data and a lingering stigma pose the greatest barriers to unraveling such mysteries.
The 16-member body, formed last year among leading experts from scientific fields ranging from physics to astrobiology, held a four-hour session streamed live on a NASA webcast to deliberate their preliminary findings ahead of issuing a report expected later this summer.
The panel’s chairman, astrophysicist David Spergel, said his team’s role was “not to resolve the nature of these events,” but rather to give NASA a “roadmap” to guide future analysis.
NASA officials said several panelists had been subjected to unspecified “online abuse” and harassment since beginning their work in June last year.
“It is really disheartening to hear of the harassment that our panelists have faced online because they’re studying this topic,” NASA’s science chief, Nicola Fox, said in her opening remarks. “Harassment only leads to further stigmatization.”
The greatest challenge panel members cited, however, was a dearth of scientifically reliable methods for documenting UFOs, typically sightings of what appear as objects moving in ways that defy the bounds of known technologies and laws of nature.
The underlying problem, they said, is that the phenomena in question are generally being detected and recorded with cameras, sensors and other equipment not designed or calibrated to accurately observe and measure such peculiarities.
“If I were to summarize in one line what I feel we’ve learned, it’s we need high-quality data,” Spergel said. “The current existing data and eyewitness reports alone are insufficient to provide conclusive evidence about the nature and origin of every UAP event.”
The NASA advisory panel represents the first UFO inquiry ever conducted under the auspices of the U.S. space agency for a subject the government once consigned to the exclusive and secretive purview of military and national security officials.
The NASA study is separate from a newly formalized Pentagon-based investigation of sightings reported in recent years by military aviators and analyzed by U.S. defense and intelligence officials.
NASA and the DoD are the only groups promoting UFOs at this point. Them, and Tucker Carlson.
No one in the conspiracy movement promotes this anymore.
When I was a kid, before smartphones, every single conspiracy show on shortwave and AM radio was talking about aliens and UFOs. They would bring on all these people who said they saw UFOs or were contacted by aliens. Then, smartphones come out, and everyone was carrying a camera in their pocket, and all of a sudden, no one was making these claims anymore – because anyone would just ask “oh, why didn’t you film it?”
If UFOs were real, and flying around everywhere, people would be posting cellphone videos every day. Instead, the only videos you have are released directly by the government – who, also, according to Tucker Carlson, are trying to cover up UFOs.
They won’t release the Kennedy files. But they are releasing UFO videos.
Okay, bro.
Sure, bro.
Sounds legit, bro.
