NASA is launching its own inquiry into the semi-frequent military sightings of unidentified flying objects on the heels of a House hearing on UFOs and UAPs in which the Navy found no evidence the sightings were alien.
Many Americans were disappointed by the recent Pentagon report and congressional hearings on unidentified flying objects, which failed to actually identify any of the strange things seen over U.S. airspace. Among the frustrated appear to be experts at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration who are now conducting their own report on UFOs to get a better sense of the truth that may or may not be out there. On Friday, NASA announced plans to launch a study of reported UFO sightings this fall to improve aircraft safety amid semi-frequent reports of what the government calls unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs.
