Luis Elizondo, a former Defense Department official who worked on the Aero-Special Threat Identification Program, also testified. He emphasized that “UAPs exist” and stated that “advanced technologies that were not created by our government or any other government are monitoring sensitive military installations around the world.”. According to his testimony, the U.S. government has UAP technologies that have been recovered from such phenomena that could be used to accelerate the development of domestic technologies.
Michael Gold, former NASA administrator in charge of space policy, emphasized the importance of breaking the social taboo around the topic of UAP and opening a broad scientific debate on these phenomena. In turn, Michael Shellenberger, journalist and creator of the Public platform, called for transparency regarding UAP and appealed for the adoption of appropriate laws that would force the disclosure of information about these phenomena.
A picture emerges from the interrogation growing interest in extraterrestrial phenomena, as well as mysteries related to advanced technologies that may impact our understanding of space. UAPs, although unknown and difficult to explain, are becoming one of the most important topics in the contemporary debate on science, technology and national security. However, time will tell whether governments will be willing to reveal the full truth about these phenomena, or whether the topic will remain a secret and the emerging questions will wait for answers for future generations.
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