Pentagon Aliens Might Be Exploring Our Solar System
The Pentagon has released a draft paper suggesting that aliens might be visiting our solar system and sending out smaller probes to explore our galactic neighborhood. It claims a “parent craft” could be releasing these probes, similar to missions that NASA sends out to study other planets.
The paper is being published by a new Pentagon office established last year to track unidentified flying objects that military pilots encounter. It’s called the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, or AARO, and it’s responsible for tracking unidentified objects in the sky, underwater, and space.
Ahead of the release of the report, congressional leaders pressed the Pentagon on UAPs in hearings held in May and June, calling on officials to produce a report on how the government handles these strange sightings. While officials acknowledged that many of the reported incidents remain unexplained, they also said they were taking them seriously and trying to improve their capabilities in identifying these objects.
In addition to UAPs, lawmakers pressed the Pentagon on the thousands of military aircraft encounters that have been documented over the past decade or so. Those encounters, which are referred to as “unidentified aerial phenomena” in official government parlance, have been captured by cameras on board military jets.
ODNI’s AARO reports show that hundreds of these sightings are being investigated, senior military leaders told Congress. AARO director Sean Kirkpatrick, along with senior Pentagon intelligence officials Ronald Moultrie and Luis Elizondo testified on Monday during an appropriations subcommittee meeting.
One of the newest encounters, according to a video shared by the Pentagon on YouTube, is a pyramid-shaped object that has been seen in a series of visual recordings from cockpit instrument displays of US Navy fighter jets aboard aircraft carriers, including the Nimitz and Roosevelt. The Pentagon has confirmed that these videos are real, but it’s still trying to figure out what they could be.
A report commissioned by the Pentagon says that there’s been an increased number of UFO encounters since 2021, and that the newer reports are more likely to be captured on multiple sensors. The anomaly office has been tasked with tracking UFO encounters in the skies and underwater, so the increase is probably a reflection of that, said Kirkpatrick, who is the head of the anomaly office.
The Pentagon’s AARO has also been working on improving its ability to identify objects in the sky and in underwater, Kirkpatrick said. It’s also recalibrating its sensors to focus on known adversary aircraft or drone signatures.
While the Pentagon has been making progress on its UAP analysis, it still isn’t clear what exactly is happening with the vast majority of reported military encounters. And even if the government does find evidence of extraterrestrial life, it may not be able to prove it.
This month alone has been filled with juicy stories about UFOs. Earlier this week, the Daily Mail revealed that former Air Force officers have reportedly told a federal agency that they saw UFOs turn off nuclear warheads. And now, a draft research paper from the Pentagon and Harvard University suggests that aliens might be visiting our solar system. It proposes that they might be deploying small probes called “dandelion seeds” to explore our galactic neighborhood.
