A U.S. Republican lawmaker questioned whether the phenomenon of “unidentified flying objects” could be attributed to Russian or Chinese hypersonic weapons programs, and called for discussion about it rather than extraterrestrials.
Pentagon officials testified at a rare public hearing about unspecified phenomena that lawmakers promised to be as transparent as possible in their investigations into military pilots and others.
At this session yesterday, Tuesday, May 17, authorities discovered a formerly classified video clip of an unspecified weather phenomenon, a temporary color image of a reflective spherical object passing in front of a military fighter. .
The Congress session was the first in more than half a century to focus on military reports of unexplained phenomena called “unidentified flying objects” (UFOs), and the hearing was an opportunity for lawmakers to urge the Pentagon to more information. on the other hand, for government officials to explain why there is no explanation and outline their plans to improve data collection on this phenomenon.
Arkansas Republican Representative Rick Crawford said he’s more interested in discussing Russia’s or Chinese hypersonic weapons programs than unknown phenomena, but it’s important to identify those images. “The government’s inability to detect objects in sensitive areas of operation is an intelligence failure that we really want to avoid, because it’s not about finding spacecraft from other planets here.”
Other officials also suspect that these phenomena may be unknown Chinese or Russian technology, but acknowledge that if they were, they would be extremely concerned. Legislators and officials have pointed out that this possibility is the reason why these phenomena should be studied carefully.
Source: The New York Times
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