As we get closer and closer to any number of apocalypse scenarios ending the world, new information on the possibility of alien lifeforms looms on the horizon.
UFO research group UAPx will soon be releasing over 3 terabytes of UFO data that includes over 600 hours of infrared video footage, according to UFO researcher Ryan Sprague.
“When legally allowed, UAPx will provide, to the world, our reviewed and analyzed data as well as all raw data once we identify and secure storage and servers adequate to the task,” Sprague cited from a USPx press release.
The interesting thing here is that this isn’t just a bunch of random footage that MIGHT contain UFO information; this is solid proof, according to the group, that UFOs do exist.
“It is the opinion of UAPx that the data our team collected, processed, and analyzed, is the most significant collection of scientific data regarding the UFO/UAP phenomena,” the press released continued. “UAPx adhered to strict scientific methodology in collecting the data, enabling expert analysis, and fostering peer review for potential publication in one or more scientific journals.”
The days of UFO investigations being led by fringe conspiracy theorist groups are long gone as even the US government has recently announced the formation of a new UFO investigation program.
Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, under The National Defense Authorization Act, is leading the charge for a permanent government office dedicated to the investigation of unidentified aerial phenomena.
Of course, this has more to do with national security and less to do with little green men, but the fact that people in power are taking these steps is a step in the right direction.
We’re learning more about a new government office dedicated to investigating UFOs. @GadiNBC has the details. pic.twitter.com/laQH9D9DhE
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 21, 2021
“If there’s a reported incident, now there’s a requirement for us to react to that information and go and collect that information,” said Lue Elizondo, the former director of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program in an interview with the TODAY Show.
This new group, first announced at the end of November, will be called the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG) and will be created by Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks.
As Florida Senator Marco Rubio points out, we need to start taking aerial phenomenon seriously. “I don’t think we can allow the stigma to keep us from having an answer to a very fundamental question,” he said.
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