According to a senior member of the United States Senate Armed Services Committee, the United States Congress will hold a new round of public UFO hearings in a few weeks.
This new Senate hearing, likely in September, will be followed by a series of bizarre statements from United States military whistleblowers about these bewildering aerial mysteries, including a revelation by former Pentagon official Luis ·Elizondo that he personally handled an "alien" implant removed from a retired military officer.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, who confirmed ·the hearing, said: "This is a priority for me because I think it's important to continue to make the information public." ”
The Capitol Hill investigation has also been accompanied by many United States civilians reporting their own UFO sightings, and Senator Gilbrand said she hopes they will soon be included in the Pentagon's investigation by the Office of UFO Tracking, which has only been in existence for a year.
In fact, a few days ago, some witnesses photographed a UFO known as a "giant" with "a large number of flashing and swirling lights" 60 miles from the United States Air Force nuclear weapons base.
The sighting, which was filmed in Giotto, Montana, an hour's drive from Malmstrom Air Force Base, a famed UFO hot spot, was posted on Reddit by the husband of a witness who said his wife was "trembling and weeping from the experience."
"The photos aren't scary, but the emotional weight of the scene is even greater when you see huge objects you genuinely believe fly over your head and in your home in the quiet night sky," the anonymous poster mentioned. ”
Witnesses said that after the UFO deformed from a long shiny white band, a "spinning orange/red light" was mainly visible at the bottom, and was not Elon · Musk's Starlink satellite train, which is often mistaken for an alien spacecraft.
He emphasized: "I am familiar with Starlink videos. He added: "When we look at the object, it's clear that the light surrounds the outline of a large flying machine. ”
"You can't 'see between the lights,'" he explained to the r/UFOs subreddit. "Behind them is a real darkness. Our perception is that we see a disk-shaped object from the side. ”
Senator Gilbrandt expressed her hope on Monday that the upcoming Senate UFO hearing will restore public trust in the Pentagon's Office of Global Anomaly Resolution (AARO) and encourage the public to report their sightings to AARO's UFO hunters.
"We also want to continue to build credibility within this office (AARO) so that more members of the public can provide sightings and have a platform to send information and inquiries, because that's ultimately the role of this office," she said. ”
After a difficult first year, AARO's inaugural director, Sean ·Kirkpatrick, had a public argument with the likes of former United States intelligence whistleblower David · Grusch over alleged UFO cover-ups, and the office was only led by an interim agent for most of 2024.
That changed at the end of August last year, when the Pentagon announced that the new head of AARO would be an expert in quantum optics and cryptomath from the National Security Agency (NSA): Jon ·. T· Jon T. Kosloski.
Gilbrandt told Capitol Hill reporter Matt ·Laslo, who runs the Ask Politics newsletter, "I hope the new head will be there to testify." ”
Gilbrand's fellow New York Senator Chu·ck Schumer, who has introduced detailed amendments to push for the declassification of UFO files, gave a preview of the hearing.
She said the Armed Services Commission would host "a progress report on how many unidentified aerial phenomena we have assessed and analyzed, giving examples of what we have identified and what we have not." ”
According to Senator Gilbrand, this public disclosure is one of the key goals "so that the community can understand what we're actually doing, and what this office, aka AARO, is doing." ”