Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon: House Intelligence Committee holds hearing | LIVE

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The U.S. House Intelligence Committee will be holding a hearing into sightings of what the government calls Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) on Tuesday morning.

In June of 2021, a special report on UAP was delivered to Congress. The unclassified, nine-page report acknowledges 144 encounters with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena since 2004. It only manages to explain one of those sightings as a deflated weather balloon, and it does not provide any new videos or photos of the other mysterious encounters.

Intelligence officials say that most of the sightings were likely physical objects and not tricks of the light. They say none of those objects were secret American projects, and they found no evidence that the UFOs might be advanced hypersonic technology from Russia or China.

They also found no evidence to suggest that the objects were spacecraft from another world, nor did they claim to have evidence of captured alien bodies or technology. The report itself does not include the word “alien” anywhere in its text.

It goes on to say that there is likely not one single explanation for the 143 mystery sightings.

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