Access to classified UFO information on Pentagon’s new website

Using the Pentagon’s new website, people can finally register their own reports of UFOs or unknown and unusual phenomena.

UFOs, or UFOs, is a term people use to refer to unexplained sightings of unidentified creatures or objects. The conditions that the government men refer to as unusual unknown phenomena. (abnormal in this word refers to something other than normal and usual observations). The United States Department of Defense has now created a website to collect publicly available and classified information about these unknown phenomena.

Currently, the public can read and view the posted information. Soon, US government employees, contractors, and associated members will be able to report their observations, and soon the public will be able to add their own reports as well.

This website provides declassified information that has been approved for the public, including related photos and videos about solved cases of unknown and paranormal phenomena. “Other content on this website includes review reports, a frequently asked questions section, links to official reports, transcripts, press releases, and other resources that may be useful to the public, such as rules and regulations,” the department said in a statement released Thursday. Aircraft flight, balloon and satellite tracking sites.

The site is currently active with the address aaro.mil. The reporting tool for civil servants, contractors and associated members will go live in the fall, and if you don’t fall into one of these special groups, by all means keep watching the skies for any suspicious and unusual activity, as “a mechanism for ordinary people to report is announced in the coming months.” will be.” However, readers can write their comments about the existing videos, for example, someone said about the Middle East UFO: It seems that this object does not cast any shadow, when the shadow of this object should have been seen.

As previously stated, the mere fact that people see things in the sky that they cannot personally identify does not mean that aliens are preparing to visit Earth – or have already stopped by. Many of these unknown and unusual phenomena have been attributed to “balloons or pseudo-balloons” as well as drones, birds, weather events or airborne debris such as plastic bags.

Source: cnet