Pentagon Launches Public Portal for UAP Files with Initial Release of 162 Documents
The Pentagon, in coordination with the White House and multiple federal agencies including the FBI, NASA, and the Department of Energy, has launched a new public website to release files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). The initial batch consists of 162 documents, ranging from historical State Department cables and NASA transcripts to recent FBI interviews. This initiative is framed by the current administration as a move toward maximum transparency, contrasting with previous efforts that allegedly sought to discredit such reports. Notable disclosures include an FBI interview with a drone pilot who observed a bright, linear object in September 2023, and a 1972 Apollo 17 photograph showing three dots in a triangular formation, which preliminary analysis suggests could be a physical object. Officials stated that additional files will be released on a rolling basis, allowing the public to draw their own conclusions about these anomalies. The website features a retro design with black-and-white military imagery, emphasizing the historical depth of the collected data.
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Pentagon Launches Public Portal for UAP Files with Initial Release of 162 Documents
The Pentagon, in coordination with the White House and multiple federal agencies including the FBI, NASA, and the Department of Energy, has launched a new public website to release files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). The initial batch consists of 162 documents, ranging from historical State Department cables and NASA transcripts to recent FBI interviews. This initiative is framed by the current administration as a move toward maximum transparency, contrasting with previous efforts that allegedly sought to discredit such reports. Notable disclosures include an FBI interview with a drone pilot who observed a bright, linear object in September 2023, and a 1972 Apollo 17 photograph showing three dots in a triangular formation, which preliminary analysis suggests could be a physical object. Officials stated that additional files will be released on a rolling basis, allowing the public to draw their own conclusions about these anomalies. The website features a retro design with black-and-white military imagery, emphasizing the historical depth of the collected data.
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