NASA and Pentagon Investigate UFOs as Congress Pushes for Transparency

New research program ExoProbe searches for potential alien objects, while lawmakers demand full disclosure of UFO-related documents.

NASA has formed a panel to investigate reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), appointing a director for UAP research and releasing footage of mysterious metallic orbs.
The Pentagon has also shown interest in UAP, with former intelligence officer David Grusch testifying that he had interviewed around 40 people involved in secret programs dealing with crashed UFOs.
A new research program, ExoProbe, is searching for short light flashes from potential alien objects using multiple telescopes.
Congress is pushing for transparency on UFOs, with new rules requiring the government to create a records collection at the National Archives for UAPs, technologies of unknown origin, and non-human intelligence.
Despite these steps, some lawmakers believe the disclosure policy doesn’t go far enough and are pushing for total disclosure.