CBP quietly releases massive UFO documents and videos

[New Sancai Compilation First Edition] According to the "Daily Mail" report, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) quietly released a series of documents and never-before-exposed UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) videos early last month to fulfill the "Information Freedom Act requirements, but it was not until this week that UFO fans and Internet snoopers discovered the batch of secret documents that attracted public attention.

The videos include UFOs moving in strange ways in U.S. airspace, including one tracking a fighter jet. Another video contains rigorously confirmed thermal camera UFO imaging from 2013 of a flying object in Puerto Rico, which was handed over to UFO researchers in 2015.

The video shows an object zipping up and down the water at high speeds, seemingly without slowing down, before the object is seen splitting in two at the end of the video.

The report comes a week after NASA said it would appoint a new research director to be responsible for what the government calls "unidentified flying objects". A panel of experts urged NASA to increase efforts to collect information about "unidentified flying objects". .

NASA Administrator Bill. Bill Nelson, chairman of the group, issued a report asking the agency to increase efforts to collect UFO information and help the Pentagon play a greater role in identifying UFOs.

An independent NASA group studying UFOs held its first public meeting in June, with members including experts in science fields such as physics, astronomy and biology. Challenges faced by the panelists in their work included researching the social stigma that the subject can cause and commenting on the lack of science in their methods of documenting UFO identifications.

Two senior U.S. defense intelligence officials said at a 2022 congressional hearing that the Pentagon is committed to determining the origin of UFOs. The two officials pledged to assist the Pentagon in conducting investigations based on information, regardless of the evidence, whose primary interest is to address possible national security threats.

(Compiled by: Li Mengzhen)

(Editor: Jiang Qiming)

(Source of the article: First published by Xinsancai)