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NASA to Release, Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Report on September 14th

https://www.breakingnewsstreams.com/2023/09/12/nasa-to-release-discuss-unidentified-anomalous-phenomena-report-on-september-14th/

n a highly anticipated moment that marks a significant pivot toward transparency and rigorous scientific investigation, NASA is set to hold a media briefing on September 14, 2023, at its headquarters in Washington, D.C. This landmark briefing aims to unveil the findings from an independent study team that the space agency commissioned last year to scrutinize unidentified anomalous phenomena, commonly referred to as UAP.With the upcoming briefing, NASA isnt just looking at distant galaxies; theyre focusing on the sky right over our heads. While UFOs, more formally known as UAP, have been the subject of many discussions, NASA is now stepping up to study them with scientific rigor.
The Agenda for Transparency and Future Exploration
Approximately half an hour before the live briefing, NASA will release the full report online. Unlike many UAP-focused endeavors, NASA clarifies that this study is not a review or an assessment of past unidentifiable observations. Instead, the report aims to inform NASA on what kinds of data could be collected in the future to help elucidate the nature and origins of UAP. This demonstrates a forward-looking approach, aiming to set the groundwork for future investigations rather than revisiting old claims.
According to the agency, UAP are defined as observations of events in the sky that cannot be identified as aircraft or known natural phenomena from a scientific perspective. Its a definition that underscores NASAs commitment to interpreting UAP through the lens of science, free from cultural stigmas or preconceived notions. Importantly, NASA acknowledges the current limitations on drawing firm scientific conclusions due to the limited number of high-quality UAP observations.
Whos at the Podium?
The briefing will include a lineup of heavy-hitters from both NASA and the scientific community. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson will lead the briefing, joined by Nicola Fox, associate administrator of NASAs Science Mission Directorate; Dan Evans, assistant deputy associate administrator for research in NASAs Science Mission Directorate; and David Spergel, president of the Simons Foundation and chair of NASAs UAP independent study team. With such a broad swath of expertise, the briefing promises to offer multidisciplinary insights into the ongoing efforts to understand UAP.
The Team Behind the Study
The independent study team comprises 16 community experts from various fields relevant to understanding UAP. Commissioned by NASA, the teams primary objective is to examine UAP from a scientific standpoint and create a roadmap for future research. This is not merely a one-off event but appears to be the starting point for a long-term commitment to using science as the primary tool to enhance our grasp of these puzzling aerial phenomena.
This announcement signifies more than just another press release. It represents a watershed moment in the ongoing dialogue about UAP. By taking up the challenge of investigating UAP in a structured, scientific manner, NASA lends credibility to a subject often relegated to the margins of serious discourse. Moreover, by opening up this line of investigation, NASA is actively encouraging more extensive and better-funded studies, breaking the stigma that has long haunted this field.
As the world tunes into the live stream, we can anticipate a detailed account of the teams methodologies, preliminary findings, and future directions. Importantly, this event may serve as a catalyst for other scientific organizations to begin their own research into the phenomena, sparking a new era of inquiry that goes beyond mere sightings and enters the realm of data-driven understanding.
From this point on, its clear: NASA isnt just reaching for the stars; its also delving into the mysteries that float in the skies above us. With rigorous research and public engagement, the agency is not only exploring the celestial unknown but also addressing questions that loom large in public imagination. Were not talking about little green men or fantastical spacecraft, but a dedicated effort to answer lingering questions that hover, quite literally, above our heads.
This initiative has the potential to redefine how we look at the world around us, encouraging us to question, wonder, and seek answers with the utmost scientific rigor. As we look ahead to this critical briefing, NASA is also making the full report available to the public. The agency will upload the independent study teams report online approximately 30 minutes before the media event kicks off. For those eager to get a head start on understanding the teams findings, the report will be accessible at NASAs dedicated UAP study page. This way, even before the briefing starts, the public has a chance to familiarize themselves with the subject matter, making the live event an even richer experience for all involved.

additionally there is another whistleblower filing

https://twitter.com/HighPeaks77/status/1701661119130018303

James Fox shares a letter from a first hand UFO crash retrieval witness who has begun the whistleblower process with the Inspector General and may go public as early as this year:

Disclosure is coming sooner than everyone thought.

Whether you believe or not, do you think humanity is ready for such revelations?

Coincidence?

I think not.

Who's laughing now, nonbelievers!?

Vyrulisse posted...

Disclosure is coming sooner than everyone thought.

Whether you believe or not, do you think humanity is ready for such revelations?

Disclosure will happen right around the same time AI makes it impossible to discern the difference between reality and make believe

solosnake posted...

Disclosure will happen right around the same time AI makes it impossible to discern the difference between reality and make believe

But that could have already happened...

NASA clarifies that this study is not a review or an assessment of past unidentifiable observations. Instead, the report aims to inform NASA on what kinds of data could be collected in the future to help elucidate the nature and origins of UAP. This demonstrates a forward-looking approach, aiming to set the groundwork for future investigations rather than revisiting old claims.

This is basically what I spent 500 posts arguing over in the last topic lmao. Thank god someone far more impactful had the same line of thought.

NASA trying to act like they haven't been investigating this shit since Day 1.

Vyrulisse posted...

Disclosure is coming sooner than everyone thought.

Whether you believe or not, do you think humanity is ready for such revelations?

Maybe or maybe NASA reports they haven't seen anything.

Vyrulisse posted...

NASA trying to act like they haven't been investigating this shit since Day 1.

yaaaa well that itself is another issue all together lol. I also assume we wont get anything regarding criteria for classifying UAPs by human capability or anything like that either, but hey, one can hope.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/16htaw7/nasa_will_host_a_media_briefing_to_discuss/

• On September 14, 2023, at 10 a.m. EDT, NASA will hold a media briefing at its Washington headquarters.
• The briefing will unveil the results of a UAP independent study commissioned by NASA in 2022.
• A full report from the study will be published online 30 minutes before the briefing.
• The report aims to inform NASA about potential data collection methods for understanding the nature and origin of UAP.
• The briefing will be livestreamed on NASA Television, the NASA app, and the agency's website.
• Key participants include NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, Nicola Fox, Dan Evans, and David Spergel.
• Media can RSVP to attend in person or by phone.
• The event will take place at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
• More information and the report will be available at https://science.nasa.gov/uap/.

So anything going on with this?

Umm did they debunk the Go fast video?

Seeing posts about it within the last few mins. is it from this conference?

Full video of the briefing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhNQ9cv5K7Q

WingsOfGood posted...

Maybe or maybe NASA reports they haven't seen anything.

Lolol, yeah that's gonna stop the people saying Aliens are definitely flying around in their lil ol spaceships.

https://science.nasa.gov/science-pink/s3fs-public/atoms/files/UAP%20Independent%20Study%20Team%20-%20Final%20Report_0.pdf

(It debunks "Go Fast")

A GameStop regional manager pointed out to me that this is all happening after the release of Starfield. Take that skeptics.

/s

Pogo_Marimo posted...

https://science.nasa.gov/science-pink/s3fs-public/atoms/files/UAP%20Independent%20Study%20Team%20-%20Final%20Report_0.pdf

(It debunks "Go Fast")

nasa is destroying my fantasies

According to NASA, the Go Fast duck debunk is debunked. The object wasn't a creature and was colder than the ocean, and drifted away at 40mph due to wind

The Space Debris Report.