The Pentagon’s latest report on UFOs revealed 757 incidents of new sightings related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) from May 2023 to June 2024, but found no evidence suggesting extraterrestrial origins, AP News reports.
Most of the unidentified objects were later identified as balloons, birds, drones, or satellites, with Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites frequently mistaken for UFOs. Around 300 cases were explained, but hundreds remain unresolved due to insufficient data. The report highlights a commercial flight nearly colliding with a mysterious object off the coast of New York, and three instances where military aircraft were followed by unidentified planes. No crashes or injuries were reported.
This report follows a recent House hearing calling for greater transparency on UAPs, with lawmakers discussing concerns about foreign espionage and military research involving alien technology. The Pentagon maintains that there is no evidence linking these phenomena to extraterrestrial activity or technology.
