A new Pentagon office set up to track reports of unidentified flying objects has received “several hundreds” of new reports, but no evidence so far of alien life, the agency’s leadership told reporters Friday.

The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) was set up in July and is responsible for not only tracking unidentified objects in the sky, but also underwater or in space — or potentially an object that has the ability to move from one domain to the next.

The office was established following more than a year of attention on unidentified flying objects that military pilots have observed but have sometimes been reluctant to report due to fear of stigma.

In June 2021 the Office of the Director of National Intelligence reported that between 2004 and 2021, there were 144 such encounters, 80 of which were captured on multiple sensors.

Since then, “we’ve had lots more reporting,” said anomaly office director Sean Kirkpatrick. When asked to quantify the amount, Kirkpatrick said “several hundreds.”

An updated report from the Director of National Intelligence that will provide specific figures on new reports received since 2021 is expected by the end of the year, the officials said.

The office was set up not only to examine the question of whether there’s extraterrestrial life, but also because of the security risk posed by so many encounters with unknown flying objects by military installations or military aircraft.

This May, Congress held its first hearing in more than half a century on the topic, with multiple members expressing concern that whether or not the objects are alien or potentially new, unknown technology being flown by China, Russia or another potential adversary, the unknown creates a security risk.

So far, “we have not seen anything, and we’re still very early on, that would lead us to believe that any of the objects that we have seen are of alien origin,” said Ronald Moultrie, under secretary of defense for intelligence and security. “Any unauthorized system in our airspace we deem as a threat to safety.”

The office is also working on ways to improve its ability to identify unknown objects, such as by recalibrating sensors that may be focused just on known adversary aircraft or drone signatures, Moultrie said.

One reason for the hundreds of additional reports coming in may be the outreach the department has done to destigmatize reporting potential encounters. Each service has also established its own reporting processes, Kirkpatrick said.

Beyond unidentifiable objects, there’s a lot of new technology — such as future stealth bombers and stealth fighters, drones and hypersonic missiles being fielded by both the U.S. and China — that could be mistaken for a UFO. Kirkpatrick said the new office has been coordinating with the Pentagon and the U.S. intelligence community to get the signatures of U.S. technology in order to rule out those aircraft or drones.

“We are setting up very clear mechanisms with our blue programs, both our DOD and IC programs, to deconflict any observations that come in with blue activities, and ensure that we weed those out and identify those fairly early on,” Kirkpatrick said, referring to the “blue” U.S. aircraft programs in operation by the Pentagon or intelligence agencies.

Ukraine’s airspace has been busy this year—that’s the nature of war. But scientists in the country are looking to the skies and seeing something they didn’t expect: An inordinate number of UFOs, according to a new preprint paper published by Kyiv’s Main Astronomical Observatory in coordination with the country’s National Academy of Science.

The paper does not specifically address the war, but in the United States, the Pentagon has long hinted, speculated, and warned that some UFOs could be advanced technology from foreign militaries, specifically China and Russia (though it hasn’t really given any evidence this is actually the case). The Ukraine paper is particularly notable because it not only shows that science has continued to occur during the war, but also explains that there have been a lot of sightings.

“We see them everywhere,” the research said. “We observe a significant number of objects whose nature is not clear.”

The paper is titled Unidentified aerial phenomena I. Observations of events come from observations made at NAS’ Main Astronomical Observatory in Kyiv and a village south of Kyiv called Vinarivka. According to the paper’s authors, the observatories took on the job of hunting for UFO’s as an independent project because of the enthusiasm around the subject.

It describes a specific type of UFO the researchers call “phantoms” that is an “object [that] is a completely black body that does not emit and absorbs all the radiation falling on it.” The researchers also observed that the UFOs it’s seeing are so fast that it’s hard to take pictures of them.

“The eye does not fix phenomena lasting less than one-tenth of a second,” the paper said. “It takes four-tenths of a second to recognize an event. Ordinary photo and video recordings will also not capture the [unidentified aerial phenomenon]. To detect UAP, you need to fine-tune the equipment: shutter speed, frame rate, and dynamic range.”

So the researchers did just that using two meteor monitoring stations in Kyiv and Vinarivka. “We have developed a special observation technique, taking into account the high speeds of the observed objects,” the paper said. “The exposure time was chosen so that the image of the object did not shift significantly during exposure. The frame rate was chosen to take into account the speed of the object and the field of view of the camera. In practice, the exposure time was less than 1 ms, and the frame rate was no less than 50 Hz.”

The scientists divided the phenomenon they observed into two different categories: cosmics and phantoms. “We note that Cosmics are luminous objects, brighter than the background of the sky. We call these ships names of birds (swift, falcon, eagle),” the paper said. “Phantoms are dark objects, with contrast from several to about 50 percent.”

Using the cameras, stationed roughly 75 miles apart, allowed the scientists to make repeated observations of strange objects moving in the sky. The paper didn’t speculate on what the objects were, merely noted the observations and mentioned the objects’ incredible speeds. “Flights of single, group and squadrons of the ships were detected, moving at speeds from 3 to 15 degrees per second,” the research said. “Phantoms are observed in the troposphere at distances up to 10 – 12 km. We estimate their size from 3 to 12 meters and speeds up to 15 km/s.”

The easy explanation would be that these are missiles, or rockets, or something else associated with the war. But the scientists insist that their nature “is not clear.”

UFOs are back in the public consciousness after a string of sightings were caught on camera by Navy pilots. Congress has demanded answers and the Pentagon responded by saying it has seen some strange stuff but needed more time and money to study the phenomenon appropriately. Congress gave them both and the Pentagon opened the AARO to study the strange objects in the sky. A recent addendum in a Senate intelligence budget report said that the threat of UFOs was increasing “exponentially” and that the Pentagon’s new office needed to focus on the UFOs that aren’t “man-made.”

Boris Zhilyaev, the lead researcher on the paper, declined to comment. 

A video showing a mysterious pale figure is near a home in the United States is gaining traction on social media. The video has been caught on a CCTV installed in the area, and posted on Twitter by Paranormality Magazine.

The accompanying tweet text says that the video was shot near Morehead, in Kentucky. The video has sparked a debate among paranormal enthusiasts around the world as to what it could be. The image resembles the human-like figures that caused a lot of destruction in the movie Spectral.

The 33-second video shows a pale, human-like figure. It appears lanky and hunched over near the back garden of a home. It is seen carefully moving ahead and looking around while approaching the home owner’s car.

In the audio of the clip, a person is heard saying, “You can see his face clearly.”

The clip, shared with the caption “Here’s the video of the Pale creature caught on a security cam near Moorhead, KY” on July 9, has amassed half a million views. Several Twitter users are intrigued by the video and have discussed what the figure could be.

“The question I have is, is this infrared? Because the pale creature would actually be dark colored (Dude in a black suit) and showing up white in that case. I know it’s not your vid but things like that can reveal a lot of missed detail,” a user commented.

“If this was taken with a security cam why is the camera moving like someone is holding it?   Security cams are fixed and don’t float around,” said another.

One of the local firms that claim to be working in the field of paranormal research replied, “To answer why the camera is moving, you can see the reflection of the person recording this footage from their phone in the glass of the monitor… as to what it is, a recording or a recording degrade the quality of the original footage. No way to know what we’re seeing.”

In the 2016 movie Spectral, the filmmakers had shown a moving Einstein-Bose condensate swirling around, killing people by freezing them from the inside and defying any attempts to destroy them with conventional weapons.

The movie too has led to a lot of buzz on the internet about the behaviour of the condensate

When strange debris was found after a crash in Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947 Major Jesse A Marcel was the chief counterintelligence officer in the area.

Major Marcel was in charge of security at the Roswell Army Air Force Base at the time and may have been one of the first to attend the crash site.

Reports of an alien UFO sighting spread around the world and hysteria increased as theories that aliens had visited Earth sprung up everywhere.

What Major Marcel found at the site was initially described by a US military press release on July 8 as “the crash and recovery of ‘a flying disc”.

Major Marcel himself is said to have publicly described the wreckage as being ‘not of this earth’.

However, the US government changed the story the following day and claimed it was part of a military project which had crashed.

Now it is thought that Major Marcel’s diary could hold the key to whether aliens really did visit Earth and crash in Roswell.

The Major’s family believe he was pressured by the US government to retract his original statement of what he discovered.

The family has possession of his diary and have agreed for it to be investigated to try to find clues as to what happened on that fateful day in August.

Ben Smith, a former CIA operative, is leading the investigation.

Speaking to Sky History , Smith described finding strange signs in Major Marcel’s diary which could be a hidden message the intelligent officer was trying to reveal.

He said: “It has some pretty strange characteristics. Strangest of all is right at the period of Roswell, August 1947, you see a marked shift in handwriting style which can indicate a lot of things from duress to mental stability to writing in code.

“As an intelligence officer, he would have been trained in information security and some of that may have involved encryption. He was probably versed enough that if he had information to hide, that is how he would do it.

“We took this journal to a codebreaker and he attested to the fact that he sees clear signs of code.”

Smith added that he is not convinced that the debris found was part of a military project as the US government claimed.

It was stated that the crash site contained the wreckage not of a UFO but of a balloon used to detect sound waves by Soviet atomic bomb tests.

Theorists have speculated that the balloon story may be a cover up either to hide a more secretive military project or to hide away any evidence of alien life being found.

It is now believed that a thorough investigation into Major Marcel’s diary may offer more clues as to what the officer was trying to share to the world.

Many around the world still maintain that the Roswell incident is the closest the public has come to finding evidence of aliens visiting Earth.

Speculation around the incident became so intense that the US government released two reports about the events of July 1947 in the town explaining what happened.

But that did not stop rumors about extra-terrestrial life being discovered and the mystery remains as intriguing today as it has ever been.

A British hacker has shared his findings after breaking into NASA files two decades ago.

The US tried to extradite Gary McKinnon after he gained access to NASA files, and threatened the 56-year-old hacker with 60 years behind bars.

Following lengthy appeals, then-home secretary Theresa May blocked McKinnon’s extradition, and he recently opened up about exactly what he found on NASA computers. 

Speaking to The Sun, McKinnon claimed to have unearthed ‘thousands’ of images, one of which showed a cigar-shaped alien spacecraft.

McKinnon gained access to the images between February 2001 and March 2002 and is certain the space agency is ‘covering up evidence of alien life’.

He explained: “It’s a fact that there are objects we don’t understand flying around in our skies, it’s also a fact that there are scientific, intelligence and military departments that study these objects.

“I was absolutely gobsmacked and those folders had thousands more images.”

At the request of US authorities, McKinnon was arrested in 2002 then again in 2005, and told his hacking had racked up more than $700,000 worth of damage. 

When blocking McKinnon’s extradition in 2012, May cited McKinnon’s Asperger’s syndrome and Keir Starmer – who was director of public prosecutions at the time – confirmed McKinnon would not face charges in the UK. 

McKinnon is certain that evidence of UFOs is being hidden in the US and was inspired to hack into NASA files after Donna Hare, a former NASA employee, claimed that the space agency had been ‘scrubbing images of UFO evidence’.

In a bid to verify Hare’s claims, McKinnon got access to NASA files and claims to have seen four folders marked: Filtered; Unfiltered; Processed; and Raw.

However, due to his slow internet connection, McKinnon was only able to grab one image from the space agency’s folders – that being the picture of a cigar-shaped spacecraft.

LADbible has approached NASA for comment. 

In May, the space agency announced it would step up its efforts to hunt for UFOs.

NASA confirmed it would assist the US government’s investigations into the search for extraterrestrial life following the first congressional hearings into ‘Unexplained Aerial Phenomena’ (UAPs) in more than 50 years.

During a 90-minute meeting in Washington late last month, officials told those in attendance that reports of UAPs had doubled in the last year.

It was decided that the US military would start considering unknown aircraft sightings as a matter of national security and an anonymous US government source confirmed the move will see NASA gather evidence from astronauts who claimed to have seen unidentified objects in space.

The source told MailOnline: “I suspect it will be a combination of efforts that will include perhaps firsthand eyewitness testimony of NASA employees and astronauts, and then perhaps a review of old archival footage to assess if there are some findings within the NASA archives that can help [the UAP task force].”

As pilots fly across the Pacific Ocean, there isn’t much to see – clouds, the sea below, maybe an occasional other plane – but what a pair of pilots saw while cruising at 39,000 feet over the Pacific was strange enough for one of them to break out his camera and start filming.

In his video, the pilot captured three rows of strange moving lights that appear to be flying and rotating. Some rows have three lights in them, others have four, and at one point a dot fades from the front row but is replaced by one in a row lower down. After a few seconds, they all disappear.

Other than a fleet of UFOs flying in formation, the pilots have no idea what they witnessed, even stating in the video, “I do not know what that is. That is some weird s***. That is something flying.”

*WARNING: This video contains profanity.*

Even though the pilots have logged many hours in the sky, they were still confused over the scene, and while some people are saying the video contains some of the best UFO footage they’ve watched, others are a bit more skeptical, pointing out that the lights look like anti-missle flares that a warship probably test fired.

However, as of now, there is no concrete explanation for what is shown in the pilot’s video.

As pilots fly across the Pacific Ocean, there isn’t much to see – clouds, the sea below, maybe an occasional other plane – but what a pair of pilots saw while cruising at 39,000 feet over the Pacific was strange enough for one of them to break out his camera and start filming.

In his video, the pilot captured three rows of strange moving lights that appear to be flying and rotating. Some rows have three lights in them, others have four, and at one point a dot fades from the front row but is replaced by one in a row lower down. After a few seconds, they all disappear.

Other than a fleet of UFOs flying in formation, the pilots have no idea what they witnessed, even stating in the video, “I do not know what that is. That is some weird s***. That is something flying.”

*WARNING: This video contains profanity.*

Even though the pilots have logged many hours in the sky, they were still confused over the scene, and while some people are saying the video contains some of the best UFO footage they’ve watched, others are a bit more skeptical, pointing out that the lights look like anti-missle flares that a warship probably test fired.

However, as of now, there is no concrete explanation for what is shown in the pilot’s video.

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Original Article: https://957thejet.iheart.com/content/2021-12-08-pilot-films-fleet-of-ufos-while-flying-over-the-pacific/

A woman on TikTok not only claims that aliens abducted her, but says she can prove it too. Watch below:

As shown in the clip, Sheera Lumira Rejoice (@sheerarejoice) explained how aliens came ‘came to her house three years ago’.

She claims she has ‘ovarian scarring from egg removal’ visible in an ultrasound as proof of her extra-terrestrial encounter.

She says that it all started in 2018 after she experienced a case of ‘paralysis’ when trying to fall asleep on the sofa.

“I was freezing and my body couldn’t move. I looked over at the door and it opened, there’s a figure, a holographic-looking human figure,” Sheera explained.

The TikToker then ‘had her eggs removed’ but described the process as ‘pure bliss’.

She claimed: “This guy told me ‘you have three hybrid babies, you have three of your eggs taken’.

“I initially had no idea of this until I met this man and my intuition trusted him.

“I became sober from every stimuli you can think of – drinking, smoking, taking caffeine. I started going out into nature a lot more, healing myself and my body.

“I ended up changing my entire name because of how drastic this change was for me due to this experience.”

She captioned the clip: “And no, I have never willingly got my eggs removed.

“For context, they took 3 of my eggs.”

As well as the initial viral vid, Sheera uploaded four more videos where she really goes into detail about her ‘alien abduction’.

In part four, she concludes: “You can believe me, or you don’t have to, just know that not everybody lives in a scientific reality and some folks live in a very spiritual way and some experiences really do change peoples’ lives.”

The original viral post racked up a mega four million views and over 265,000 likes.

As you can imagine, not all of the comments section were believing her experience.

One user wrote: “The amount of people defending and validating this is insane.”

However, many were backing her story.

“I believe you girl. Who cares what people think! This is YOUR life,” someone else said.

A third user simply added: “I 100% believe you.”

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Original Article: https://www.ladbible.com/news/news-woman-who-claims-to-have-been-abducted-by-aliens-says-she-can-prove-it-20211120