In a pivotal move that could reshape public perception, NASA has released its first-ever comprehensive study on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), commonly known as UFOs.
The 33-page report concludes that there is "no reason" to believe that any of the hundreds of alleged UAP sightings over the years have an extraterrestrial origin. This revelation comes as a sobering counterpoint to the myriad of theories and speculations that have long surrounded the subject of UFOs.
NASA's report emphasizes the need for new scientific techniques, such as advanced satellites, to study UAPs effectively. The agency also calls for the destigmatization of reporting unidentified aerial phenomena, stating that the negative perception surrounding UAP reporting hampers data collection.
"NASA's very involvement in UAP will play a vital role in reducing stigma associated with UAP reporting, which almost certainly leads to data attrition at present," the report read.
The space agency recommends the development of crowdsourcing systems, like open-source smartphone-based apps, to gather imaging data from the public. This innovative approach aims to make the study of UAPs more robust and systematic.
"NASA is uniquely positioned to contribute to a robust and systematic approach to studying UAP, furthering its mission of advancing scientific knowledge, technical expertise, and exploration," the report concluded.
As Sherlock Holmes said, "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." NASA's report is a principled action that aims to apply this wisdom to the enigmatic world of UAPs, seeking truth through the lens of scientific inquiry.
Breitbart reported "At this point there is no reason to conclude that existing UAP reports have an extraterrestrial source," NASA said in its 33-page report.