UFOs have damaged 10 American intercontinental nuclear missiles, Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray said during a meeting of the US Congress. According to him, the data on the incident is in the report.
”The most important thing for us is to reveal the truth. NATO allies and China are aware, we are sharing data. Although not all. There is, for example, the fact that UFOs flew to the test site and disabled 10 nuclear missiles. Intercontinental. They didn’t explode, but now they can’t be used. There is a corresponding report about this,” Bray said.
A video recording of the open part of the meeting was posted on the YouTube channel of the House Standing Committee on Intelligence.
“I have no explanation,” Scott Bray admitted. “It is often impossible to understand the nature of these phenomena, because they have unexpected flight characteristics.”
According to the officer, there were at least eleven such incidents that almost led to a collision. At the same time, no signals were received from unidentified objects and the US military did not try to contact them. The Pentagon believes that UFOs pose a threat not only to flights, but also to national security in general, and in vain they previously believed that this was “nonsense and a conspiracy theory.”
He added that no debris or any other items “indicative of extraterrestrial origin” were found at the scene.
“They are constantly invading our training grounds. Perhaps while they are training. How do they fight then?” concluded the officer
After mentioning that the US government has a “top-secret group” dealing with UFOs, the meeting was adjourned. The second part, where experts spoke, was closed.
US parliamentarians have not touched on the topic of UFOs for several decades, now hearings on it are being held in the subcommittee of the special committee on intelligence of the House of Representatives of Congress. The American physicist and futurist Michio Kaku, for example, expressed the hope that such phenomena would finally be taken seriously.
Professor Kaku categorically rejects the suggestion that UFOs are related to hypersonic weapons testing, pointing out that they have been observed regularly since the 1940s, when there was no talk of such technologies.
It is assumed that in the near future the US will adopt a state program for studying NVY using satellites, fast tracking cameras and audio sensors, and experts from the scientific community will be involved in deciphering the signals. And although NASA, according to official information, does not yet purposefully deal with this issue, it carefully collects data on all strange events in the atmosphere, often in cooperation with other space agencies.
There are also a growing number of privately funded research groups, such as Project Galileo, led by Harvard astronomy professor Avi Loeb, or the nonprofit scientific collaboration UAPx.
“If we learn something about UFOs, it will open the door to explore new scientific questions. Atmospheric geophysicists, aerospace specialists and other scientists can contribute to understanding the nature of this phenomenon. Exploring the unknown in space is at the heart of our activities,” Avi Loeb says.
On May 17, Pentagon officials assured US congressmen that they would not hide the discovery of extraterrestrial life, if any. At the same time, US Deputy Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Ronald Maltry said that the department is not going to advertise some of the information about UFOs. He does not want to publicly disclose the methods by which information about UFOs is collected and analyzed.
Obviously, the era when UFOs were a taboo subject for scientists is coming to an end. Now discussions on this topic are not in a hurry to recognize as pseudoscientific. What’s more: they are increasingly serving as starting points for willingly funded start-ups.
