It appears that certain countries are taking proactive measures to safeguard their boundaries, whether from other nations or unidentified space objects.
To monitor these unidentified objects in space, the space agency has devised a plan to track anomalous UFO sightings.
The Daily Mail UK reported that it obtained a report from the United States Space Force (USSF), the branch of the US defence responsible for studying space. The report indicated the presence of thousands of unidentified space objects orbiting Earth.
These objects have now cluttered space to such an extent that it has become challenging for US space forces to precisely locate and neutralize potential threats.
It is not surprising that the USSF’s primary objective is to identify threats in space, a commitment that has persisted since Donald Trump‘s presidency in 2019.
STARCOM, the USSF’s Space Training and Readiness Command, recently disclosed its findings from the USSF’s reports, which were then reported by the Daily Mail.
USSF personnel have attributed these peculiar space phenomena to the sightings of these unidentified objects. The report uses terms like ‘abnormal observables’ and ‘patterns of life’ multiple times, contributing to the ambiguity of the news.
To comprehend these unusual occurrences better, experts rely on five key observables:
1. Gravity-defying behaviour of the observed object.
2. The object’s evasion of radar or other sensors.
3. Sudden or instantaneous increases in speed (accelerations).
4. Objects moving at hypersonic speeds without generating ‘sonic booms.’
5. The ability of the object to travel among different mediums, such as air, water, and outer space, designating it as a UAP or Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon.
A similar criterion was applied when defence forces observed Tic Tac incursions, referring to a series of unexplained encounters between military personnel and unidentified flying objects (UFOs), involving fast-moving, tic-tac-shaped objects seen by U.S. Navy pilots.
Another area of concern for the US defence force is the potential launch of hidden space-orbiting objects by some of the country’s biggest rivals, such as North Korea’s newest Malligyong-1 spy satellite.
The USSF is determined not to overlook the possibility of spotting «alien threats,» even if it requires sifting through tons of debris like meteoroids and space junk.
The Daily Mail report also expresses the USSF’s concern that these unidentified space objects might be concealed entities positioned between Earth and the moon, referred to as «cislunar» objects.
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