Hundreds of UFOs, referred to as 'unidentified aerial phenomena' (UAP) in the government report, have been reported since 2021 alone.
The group of scientists, aviation officials and a former astronaut, will study UFO evidence which will"lay the groundwork" for future studies.The U.S. government has now received more than 500 reports of UFOs, according to afrom the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released on Thursday.
Hundreds of UFOs, referred to as"unidentified aerial phenomena" in the government report, have been reported since 2021 alone., there were 144 reports between November 2004 and March 2021. Since then, Thursday's report said, 366 additional reports have been received through August 2022 – including 247 new encounters and another 119 from before the original 2021 cutoff.
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