This chapter discusses the creation of the all domain anomaly resolution office by the Department of Defense, its purpose to investigate and keep records of UAP sightings, and its collaboration with federal agencies and NASA. It also explores an amendment from Senator Schumer to increase oversight and transparency in the UAP field.
The recent congressional hearing on unidentified aerial phenomenon–also known as UAPs– gave a high-profile platform to what we used to call UFOs. But why now–and was this a substantive government inquiry or a summertime Washington diversion?
Bloomberg’s Roxana Tiron and Megan Scully join this episode to make sense of the hearing and claims that UAPs may pose a threat to national security. And astronomer Seth Shostak gives his view of theories that some UAPs may be alien spacecraft.
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