The UFO files: What did we learn from the Pentagon's 1st big release?
- The Pentagon released 158 UAP files this month at President Donald Trump's direction, including documents, photos, and videos from NASA, the FBI, and other agencies.
- DoD Secretary Pete Hegseth stated the department is working in lockstep with President Trump to provide transparency, planning to issue additional files 'on a rolling basis' to reveal previously hidden information.
- Michael Gold of Redwire Space stated agencies have 'acknowledged that there is a real and inexplicable phenomena occurring on a global basis,' while Mark Rodeghier of the Allen Hynek Center noted the release helps researchers reconstruct how agencies filed UFO reports.
- Florida Republican Luna, who leads Congress's Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, has made releasing UAP materials a priority, asserting 'these are things that the US government cannot explain,' and that citizens are free to form their own conclusions.
- Alejandro Rojas of Enigma Labs argues the release feels unfinished, lacking sensor data and analysis; researchers emphasize true transparency requires complete case files, though 'even a messy dataset reveals patterns over time.
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A battle over UFO transparency has erupted in Washington as 'certain intelligence agencies' have been accused of withholding evidence from the American public. Investigative journalist Jeremy Corbell told the Daily Mail there is a 'bottleneck' inside US Central Command where footage of unidentified flying objects is being blocked from reaching officials seeking access to it. Corbell said some members of Congress are now 'dead set' on forcing the…
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