NASA Chief Confirms Unexplained UFO Images as Trump Pushes UAP Files Into Public View
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 9
NASA Chief Confirms Unexplained UFO Images as Trump Pushes UAP Files Into Public View
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 9
Summary
Jared Isaacman said NASA has captured imagery of objects it still cannot identify, describing the data in those images as unexplained in a June 30 podcast interview.
Trump's administration is pressing agencies to declassify UAP material, and Isaacman said unclassified files long kept buried are being released so outside experts can study them.
NASA still has no evidence that the objects are extraterrestrial, and Isaacman said the agency has seen no crashed alien bodies or recovered spacecraft.
A 2023 NASA-commissioned panel likewise said more data was needed to explain some encounters, underscoring the administration's new emphasis on transparency and better collection of UAP evidence.
Isaacman cast the effort as part of NASA's broader search for life beyond Earth, pointing to Mars samples that he said could eventually indicate past microbial life.