While unearthly-seeming sightings in the sky aren't uncommon, the report says that the "vast majority" can be attributed to mundane airborne objects like airplanes, drones, and weather balloons. Space What NASA talked about in its meeting on unidentified anomalous phenomena "That's in part why we are not splashing the name of our new director out there." "Some of the threats and the harassment have been beyond the pale, quite frankly, towards some of our panelists," says Evans. Dan Evans, assistant deputy associate administrator for research at NASA's science mission directorate, said their unwillingness to reveal the name was partly to protect that person from being hassled by people with strong feelings about UFOs. Initially, NASA declined to name the person appointed to that position. The new report offers a roadmap for how NASA could contribute to this area of research, and officials embraced the idea, announcing that the agency had created a new position, a director for UAP research, to help guide and coordinate NASA's efforts. NASA has actively looked for potential signs of life on other planets and moons in the solar system and beyond, but it hasn't traditionally spent much time thinking about "little green men" closer to home. The mission of NASA is to find out the unknown."
While emphasizing that "the NASA independent study team did not find any evidence that UAP have an extraterrestrial origin," Nelson noted that "we don't know what these UAP are. National The Pentagon investigates what are now called UAPs or Unexplained Aerial Phenomena.
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