The office of the National Intelligence Director (Odni) has published a long-awaited report in almost two decades of UFO sightings. And mostly, he left more questions open than the answer. Odni checks 144 reports about what they call “not famous money phenomenon” or steam back to 2004.
From them, 18 incidents may have involved advanced technology that the US cannot be explained. “Some steam seems to remain silent in the wind Aloft, move against the wind, sudden maneuver, or move at a fairly large speed, without the means of propulsion that is visible,” said the report. Odni said there was no evidence that one of the cases involved secret technology developed by people such as Russia and China or space entities, but also did not rule out the explanation.
“Of the 144 reports we faced here, we did not have a clear indication that there was a non-terrestrial explanation for them – but we will go wherever the data takes us,” a senior official for the government told CNN.
Outside a report where intelligence officials can determine the cause of the incident, there is too little data for Odni to conclude what happens to most reports examined. What he said was that there was no possible explanation for all incidents examined. The agency researchers tried to place reports into five categories: air chaos (such as false balloons), phenomena that occur naturally, secret technology developed by the US government, secret technology developed by enemies such as Chinese or Russian and interesting and interesting “” Category. However, Odni believes the majority of sightings are involved in “physical objects.”
The report ends with Odni which states that understanding this incident will require a consolidated and standard approach in various government institutions. He also wants to invest in technology such as machine learning algorithms to check reports. Government officials will provide congresses with renewal of efforts to collect data in 90 days, with periodic updates to be followed after that.