U.S. intelligence has found no evidence that spotted UFOs are alien technology, but they don’t rule it out either.

There is no evidence that the unidentified flying objects (UFOs) seen by US Air Force pilots in recent years are alien spaceships.. This has been confirmed by US intelligence officials who have not, however, found an explanation for the phenomenon.

The report determines that no advanced technology produced by the United States is behind the sightings. This eliminates any possibility that what the pilots saw was part of a secret US project.

On June 25, US Congress will receive declassified and augmented version of intelligence report, which will reveal further findings. One of the issues that will generate more debate is that there is no certainty about UFOs, evidence that can tell what they are. For this reason, it is not excluded that they are extraterrestrial spacecraft, reported The New York Times.

Even former US presidents have participated in this debate, as was the case with Barack obama who commented on the topic on the show The Late Late Show with James Corden and CBS.

“Which is true, and I’m really serious here,” Obama said, “is that there are images and recordings of objects in the sky that we do not know exactly what they are”.

As the report specifies, the experts were not able to explain the behavior of the observed phenomena: its acceleration, as well as its ability to change direction and dive. However, US intelligence does not rule out that UFOs could be an experimental technology with some potential, probably Russia or China.

And in fact, the intelligence services and the US military fear that China or Russia will experiment with hypersonic technology, with flight speeds exceeding 6,000 kilometers per hour.

For example, Moscow is known to have invested heavily in hypersonics, believing that the technology is capable of evading US missile defense. For its part, Beijing has also developed hypersonic weaponry and deployed it in military parades.

One possible explanation is that the phenomena could be weather balloons or other devices used in research, although this theory is not valid in all cases, officials said.

In April, United States Department of Defense confirmed that photos and videos disclosed to the press which were taken in 2019, where some UFOs are observed, son legitimate.

Members of the Navy, succeeded in capturing objects in the form of triangle with flashing lights and back and forth between the clouds, at photos and videos, reported Pentagon spokesperson Sue Gough, in a statement to CNN. Three objects are observed, one in the shape of a sphere, another in the shape of an “acorn” and a last characterized as a “metallic airship”.

The Pentagon spokeswoman said to maintain security and avoid revealing information that could be useful to adversaries, the Defense Department has not publicly discussed the details of the sightings that were made.

“As we said earlier, in order to maintain the safety of operations and to avoid revealing information that may be useful to potential adversaries, the Department of Defense (DOD) does not publicly discuss the details of sightings or examinations. reported incursions into our training areas or designated airspace, including such incursions ”, dijo Gough.

Marine said in 2019 that “there have been a number of reports of unauthorized and / or unidentified aircraft entering various military-controlled ranges and designated airspace in recent years” . In 2020, the Pentagon released three videos showing unidentified aerial phenomena. US Navy clips previously confirmed they were real.

It was ordered to United States intelligence agencies unclassified reports on UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena) will be submitted to Congress in June.

On the other hand, Chris Hadfield, a former Royal Canadian Air Force pilot, United States Navy and former Commander of the International Space Station, said in a recent interview with the Radio-Canada What to judge every UFO sighting with intelligent alien life form is “utter stupidity.”

The famous astronaut shared this and many other views on recent debates around the report on UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) and UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) – for its acronym in English – which is set to be handed over to the United States Congress by that country’s intelligence agencies next month.

According to Hadfield, it is not unreasonable to think that there is life in other parts of the universe, which is an idea not only plausible but very entertaining to discuss, as it raises important questions about the responsibility that the human species would have in the face of such a discovery, But you also shouldn’t get carried away by the paranoia of showing evidence everywhere.

“Obviously I’ve seen countless things in the sky that I don’t understand. But seeing something in the sky that you don’t understand and immediately conclude that it is another intelligent life. solar system is the height of stupidity and lack of logic “, he stressed.

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