The UFOsalso referred to as “UFOs,” are a subject of research and discussion in the Pentagon, the United States Department of Defense entity. While many people believe that “UFOs” refer to finding extraterrestrial life, one researcher assured that there is no credible evidence in this regard.

He Dr. Sean Kirkpatrickof the Pentagon’s Office of Anomaly Resolution, explained to the Senate Armed Services Committee that hundreds of unidentified flying objects are still being tracked, but most are “easily explicable.”

‘I also have to make it clear for the record that in our study AARO has so far found no credible evidence of extraterrestrial activityalien technology or objects that defy the known laws of physics,” Kirkpatrick said.

According to the researcher, priority is given to analyzing objects detected at a very high altitude. During the Senate hearing, Kirkpatrick showed images and videos of some of the cases they are following.

Kirsten Gillibrand, the chair of the panel, acknowledged that some aerial objects We don’t know where they came from, who made them or how they work.”. In addition, he expressed dismay that “because of the UFO stigma, the response has been irresponsibly anemic and slow.”

Gillibrand complained that the office was not getting the resources it needed and that “it appeared that the Pentagon leadership did not turn to the Office of Anomaly Resolution to take a leadership role” in the incident involving the Chinese spy balloon, one of the most controversial cases of a flying object.

That was agreed by Kirkpatrick, who said he should prioritize those based on defense intelligence in areas “important to the National security”.

“Most unidentified objects reported to the Office of Anomaly Resolution show everyday characteristics of balloons, unmanned aerial systems, disorder, natural phenomena or other easily explained sources,” it added. Despite the frequency of observations, “humans are subject to deception and illusion, sensors to unexpected responses and failures, and in some cases to deliberate interference,” the researcher said.