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According to the Washington Observer reported on the 24th, Nelson, the head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), hinted that some UFO may be extraterrestrial life or creatures from another universe, and the United States "went to Mars to find (extraterrestrial) life."
Bill Nelson, who took office as NASA director in May, said on Tuesday that he wasn't sure what some of the U.S. Navy pilots were seeing, but that "we hope it's not that an adversary on Earth has this [UFO] technology." During a discussion about an asteroid impact on Earth, Nelson suddenly brought up the topic of searching for extraterrestrial life and mysterious UFOs.
Nielsen told Larry Sabato, a scholar at the University of Virginia's Center for Political Science, that "our discussion is coming to an end, and I haven't even talked about finding extraterrestrial life." What do you think we're doing on Mars? We are looking for life. This is part of NASA's mission. Is that what we're looking for through telescopes, which is that there is life on other planets? Nelson further revealed: "I know you also saw UFOs that some Navy pilots witnessed in 2004. Since then, some 300 UFOs have been sighted. ”
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Sabato sought to get a clear position on UFOs from the NASA director. He said there was speculation that the sighted UFOs were caused by China, Russia or "alien intelligent beings," "What is your theory?" ”
Nelson said: "I don't know the answer to that question either. My personal opinion is that the universe is so big that there are even theories that there could be other universes. If this is the case, why is it said that the Earth is the only place with civilization formed by life forms? He added, "Are there other planets?" Of course I think so, because the universe is too big. ”
In June, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) released a brief assessment document discussing 144 UFO reports provided by the U.S. government between 2004 and 2021. The document said the small number of UFOs "appear to demonstrate advanced technology" and that "in 18 UFO incidents, observers reported unusual patterns of motion or flight characteristics." ”
John Brennan, who served as CIA director in the Obama administration, also hinted at the presence of UFOs during a podcast festival last December. "Some of the phenomena we're going to see are still unexplainable," he said. In fact, it is the result of a phenomenon that we do not yet understand. John Ratcliffe, the former director of national intelligence, also said in an interview in June that UFOs do exist. Ratcliffe also said the UFOs showed technology that the U.S. did not yet have, and that the U.S. lacked defenses against the objects.
(Editor: WDQ)