This is what concerns me about the AARO website. When they start putting up unknown cases despite good data, I will reassess. But for now, this seems like deja vu to me. Blue Book had 701 such files, which can now be looked at in the National Archives although they were never made public.
(2) “It’s All About Optics and Perception” When It Comes to UAP – YouTube
A podcast that delves deeply into the bizarre nature of the phenomenon. Based on a 2003 article by Vallee and Davis. Very good and worth listening
Here is the DOD Inspector General’s report. https://media.defense.gov/2024/Jan/25/2003381266/-1/-1/1/UNCLASSIFIED%20SUMMARY_UNIDENTIFIED%20ANOMALOUS%20PHENOMENA%20SECURE.PDF Also, the DOD IG recently released to the Black Vault a transcript of its conversation with David
The former head of AARO, Sean Kirkpatrick, wrote an article on his way out. Here’s What I Learned as the U.S. Government’s UFO Hunter |
Article on various motivations for Pais’s patents. Salvatore Pais’s Mysterious ‘UFO patents’: What Do They Really Mean? – The Debrief
