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Pentagon's 'One-Stop Shop' for Declassified UFO Info Goes Live After Momentary Blip
Pentagon's 'One-Stop Shop' for Declassified UFO Info Goes Live After Momentary Blip
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The website is still under construction, but the Pentagon plans to make an announcement soon that will allow person to report seen UAPs. At the moment, little information is available on the site, including 8 videos.
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The US Department of Defense revealed a new website on Thursday that will serve as a "one-stop shop" to declassified information on all things UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). Despite crashing on launch day, the "All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office" (AARO) page was quickly reestablished by officials, and is now expected to be available for reports from “current or US Government employees, service members, or contractors with direct knowledge of US Government programs or activities related to UAP dating back to 1945.” The reports, according to the website, will then be used to “inform AARO’s congressionally directed Historical Record Report.”The reporting feature will be a major step for those wishing to report UAP incidents, as there were neither hotlines, email addresses, nor an official channel available when AARO was first formed in July 2022. However, the Pentagon has also acknowledged the site will have to ensure that reporting doesn’t fall victim to pranksters or become open to non-serious reports.“So this will be something that we’ll continue to keep the public updated on. AARO is focused on the facts, taking in information, reviewing the facts, and then when possible, declassifying that information making it available," he added. The Pentagon said they will make an announcement when the feature is made available. In April, officials said that they were tracking more than 650 potential cases of UAPs.While the website remains mostly under construction, it presently allows the public to review items such as UAP reporting trends, which include reported UAP altitudes, typically reported UAP characteristics, reported UAP morphology and reported UAP hotspots. The website also has a section for videos of UAPs, with at least eight on the site as of Friday night. At least four of those videos have been marked as “unresolved cases.”Some of the resolved UAP cases in government reports have been attributed to “balloon or balloon-entities,” as well as drones, birds, weather events and plastic bags.Grusch claimed during his testimony that witnessed firsthand what he thought was extraterrestrial life. The claim of alien life, however, has been denied by AARO’s director, Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, who stated during an earlier April hearing that there was no “credible evidence thus far of extraterrestrial activity, off-world technology or objects that defy the known laws of physics.”
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Pentagon's 'One-Stop Shop' for Declassified UFO Info Goes Live After Momentary Blip
The new website by the US Department of Defense allows access to photos and videos about resolved cases regarding unidentified aerial phenomena, as they become declassified.
The US Department of Defense revealed a new website on Thursday that will serve as a "one-stop shop" to declassified information on all things UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs).
Despite crashing on launch day, the "All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office" (
AARO) page was quickly reestablished by officials, and is now expected to be available for reports from “current or US Government employees, service members, or contractors with direct knowledge of US Government programs or activities related to UAP dating back to 1945.” The reports, according to the website, will then be used to “inform AARO’s congressionally directed Historical Record Report.”
The reporting feature will be a major step for those wishing to report UAP incidents, as there were neither hotlines, email addresses, nor an official channel available when AARO was first formed in July 2022. However, the Pentagon has also acknowledged the site will have to ensure that reporting doesn’t fall victim to pranksters or become open to non-serious reports.
29 August 2023, 00:35 GMT
“[T]hat’s a critical aspect of this, is ensuring that information can be received in a way in which it will be properly handled to ensure, again, privacy, both from a statutory and regulatory standpoint, but then also to ensure that that website and the information there is secure,” said Pentagon spokesman Brigadier General Pat Ryder.
“So this will be something that we’ll continue to keep the public updated on. AARO is focused on the facts, taking in information, reviewing the facts, and then when possible, declassifying that information making it available," he added.
The Pentagon said they will make an announcement when the feature is made available. In April, officials said that they were tracking more than 650 potential cases of UAPs.
While the website remains mostly under construction, it presently allows the public to review items such as UAP reporting trends, which include reported UAP altitudes, typically reported UAP characteristics, reported UAP morphology and reported UAP hotspots. The website also has a section for videos of UAPs, with at least eight on the site as of Friday night. At least four of those videos have been marked as “unresolved cases.”
Some of the resolved UAP cases in government
reports have been attributed to “balloon or balloon-entities,” as well as drones, birds, weather events and plastic bags.
The website comes not long after whistleblower testimony was made before Congress in August and revealed that the Pentagon had a decadeslong program that collected scraps from unidentified foreign objects.
In fact, David Grusch, a former military intelligence officer, told lawmakers during a House Oversight subcommittee hearing that information about UAPs had been intentionally withheld from congressional lawmakers by executive branch agencies.
Grusch claimed during his testimony that witnessed firsthand what he thought was extraterrestrial life. The claim of alien life, however, has been denied by AARO’s director, Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, who stated during an earlier April hearing that there was no “credible evidence thus far of extraterrestrial activity, off-world technology or objects that defy the known laws of physics.”
