What to make of the intelligence community’s unclassified report on UFOs

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For people interested in unidentified flying object and other phenomena in the skies, this summer brought one of the biggest developments in decades.

US government revealed the report in which it documented many sightings experienced by the service members and pilots. Only one of these have a full explanation, and more than 80 of these encounters are solidly proven to be events with objects that could fly independently.

The manner of observing these objects varied greatly, from the most sophisticated sensor equipment to the pure visual manner.

Key Takeaways:

The declassified report looked at 144 reports and concluded that at least 80 of them probably represent actual physical objects.
The report didn’t rule out that they could be balloons, recreational drones, plastic bags, or natural phenomena.
There is no evidence that the objects are extraterrestrial, but there is no disproving evidence either.

“The U.S. government has spent decades scoffing at UFO reports, often dismissing them as hoaxes, spoofs, or optical illusions.”

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