NASA has published an annual report on “unidentified flying anomalies” – Kommersant

A working group commissioned by NASA has published a 33-page report on its year-long study of UFOs. In official documents, the objects are listed as “unidentified flying anomalies” (UAP). About it told head of the American space agency Bill Nelson at the presentation of the report.

“Despite numerous reports, photos and videos, the lack of consistent and detailed observations suggests that we do not currently have the volume of data to allow us to draw definitive scientific conclusions about UAP,” the report says (quoted by Reuters).

The paper states that negative perceptions of UAP hinder data collection and analysis. During the discussion of the report, Mr. Nelson added that NASA wants to move the conversation about unidentified flying objects “from sensation to science.”

At the presentation of the report, Bill Nelson announced the appointment of a UAP research director in the near future. The space agency clarified that it will be engaged in “creating a reliable database for future research.”

According to information Associated Pressthe annual study cost about $100 thousand.

In June, NASA’s UAP Study Group, which includes 16 experts from a variety of scientific fields, held its first meeting. Then, among the problems that interfere with their work, the researchers named the negative attitude of society towards ufology and the lack of high-quality documentation methods.

Petr Buzlaev