The Pentagon has issued an update on their search for UFOs and alien life or extra-terrestrial intelligence.
Scanning nearly 80 years worth of government documents and identifying unidentified flying objects under new specifications of the «Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon», the Pentagon has now concluded their investigations.
A report has confirmed the team scanned documented sightings from the 1940s up tot he modern day and checked off everything from rockets to drones with stealth technologies.
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The result? Nothing. The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office «investigated and analysed» decades worth of reports and found nothing to suggest there was signs of aliens or extra-terrestrial intelligence visiting Earth.
The report read: «Of all the reports that AARO investigated and analysed, none represent extra-terrestrial or off-world technology. A small percentage of cases have potentially anomalous characteristics or concerning characteristics. AARO has kept Congress fully and currently informed of its findings.»
Director Tim Phillips has since confirmed the AARO had looked into 80 years worth of reported sightings and found no conclusive data to suggest any such appearance was of another planet, Fox6 reported.
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He said: «AARO assesses that alleged, hidden UAP programs either do not exist or were misidentified, authentic national security programs unrelated to extra-terrestrial technology exploitation.
«I wish to emphasize that we believe most of the individuals repeating these claims did so without malice or any effort to mislead the public. Many have sincerely misinterpreted real events or mistaken sensitive U.S. programs, for which they were not cleared, as having been related to UAP or extra-terrestrial exploitation.»
It comes as research elsewhere claims aliens could be trapped on «fishbowl worlds» where gravity is too strong to let them leave. Instead, life on other planet could be stuck there for good.
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