[Doogle]

[robowombat]

A long, long time ago a retired USAF officer who had a lot of flying hours told me ‘There are phenomenon we do not understand.’ I think that is the best rendering on UFO’s and many other events sensible, credible people report. This drives the scientific community literally crazy as it upends many of their basic assumptions about the universe,matter, and the functioning of systems. That fuels the rage many scientists react to these reports.

[RoosterRedux]

Despite what the Navy is saying, it will be made public.

Reasons:

• The data gathered will most likely be reported to Congress. Congress is leaky.
• If data is not classified and is shared broadly with within the department and without so as to match reports from different sources (which ought to include commercial pilots), it will be leaked.

[Vaquero]

[Candor7]

Appparently the Saudi Navy is releasing their data.

Alahwahoo Whackbar!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q70MrmN8DkU

[Vaquero]

[rjsimmon]

The U.S. Navy has drafted a procedure to investigate and catalogue reports of unidentified flying objects coming in from its pilots.

The Air Force did that a while ago.

[ClearCase_guy]

I’m a little hung up on the idea that back in, let’s say, the 1950s, people with little Kodaks often snapped pictures of mysterious things in the sky.

Today? With smartphones in everyone’s pocket? With absolutely anything and everything in the world being captured on video? I don’t see much in the way of UFO footage. I wonder why?

[\/\/ayne]

"We are just here to get a little target practice. Don't mind us."

[GreenHornet]

If UFOs represented a genuine threat to national security, and release of this information would create panic throughout the country, the Democrats would have leaked this information by now.