The buzz surrounding UFOs in the US continues to grow as Congress prepares for another public hearing in the near future.
This follows a dramatic incident in early September in which a large cylindrical object was found spotted flying over Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, a critical U.S. Air Force nuclear site. Nearly 2,000 people witnessed the event.
During previous hearings, self-identified former military and intelligence officers have testified, insisting that aliens (as they say, non-human intelligence) exist and that recent UFO sightings are linked to extraterrestrial activity. They claimed that the government is aware of this but is keeping the information secret.
However, current senior military officials at the Department of Defense and experts from organizations such as the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and NASA have consistently denied these claims.
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) was created at the Pentagon with a clear purpose: to investigate unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs).
They argue that there is no credible evidence of extraterrestrial life or technology and that reports indicating that UFOs defy known physical laws are unreliable.
Many in the public believe the government is withholding information, while officials accuse these so-called “witnesses” of fabricating stories – especially those about alien bodies or spacecraft allegedly hidden in secret facilities.
The mysterious cylinder was captured on video by a witness who was with his wife about 60 miles from the base. The witness was unable to identify the object but is confident it was not related to Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites, which some had speculated.
He described the object as a massive solid cylinder with orange lights visible from both above and below. Although the object looked cylindrical from the side, the witness did not rule out the possibility that it was actually disc-shaped.
The witness’s wife was so overwhelmed by the sight that she was moved to tears.
New York Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who is leading the upcoming hearing, believes this will help provide clarity. Dr. Jon T. Kosloski, the new head of AARO, has been invited to testify, replacing Dr. Sean M. Kirkpatrick.
Before his appointment to the Pentagon, Dr. Kosloski holds an important position at the National Security Agency (NSA). There he was part of a specialized team that analyzed satellite data and other forms of intelligence to identify potential threats.
Personally, I’m skeptical that the hearings will produce groundbreaking revelations. I fully expect that Dr. Jon T. Kosloski will assure Senator Gillibrand and her colleagues that no aliens are involved.
