Why does the US military hold evidence of UFOs but dare not publish it?

The US military holds a lot of evidence of UFOs

Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are defined as phenomena that can be observed, but whose origin cannot be identified or explained.

While many scientific organizations around the world explain UFOs as unusual natural phenomena, military organizations consider them to be a "threat", and even come from cultural backgrounds. other wise.

UFOs are real?

In an article posted on the government website The Black Vault, a spokesman for the US Navy asserted that they are holding a lot of evidence in the form of videos showing the existence of UFOs - or UAP in military terms. team.

Unfortunately, these videos could not be released to the public, because the US feared it would "harm national security".

Mr. Gregory Cason, deputy director of the US Navy's FOIA office, explained that the disclosure of this information could provide the enemy with valuable information related to the activities of the Department of Defense, Navy, vulnerabilities and in the security and privacy system.

This reminds us of a revelation by Dr. Robert Jacobs, Former US Air Force Lieutenant in October 2021, when he said: "Evidence of UFOs was covered up for nearly 2 decades".

In the information shared, Jacobs revealed that he was instructed to keep it a secret at all costs. After all, he carried out the above command for 17 years.

Many theories suggest that UFOs originated from extraterrestrial civilizations. However, this argument is still controversial and unproven

But in the end, the former Air Force lieutenant felt he could not continue, and admitted that the US used many ways to cover up evidence of the existence of UFOs.

"Those are the most important events in human history, and should not be kept a secret," Jacobs said at the time.

Unsolved mystery?

Up to now, only 3 videos of UFOs have been released by the US Navy in April 2020, and these are all unexplained phenomena. Before that, a few videos were leaked to the media, and were widely discussed in the public domain.

There is no denying the fact that the US always attaches great importance to the potential threat from UAPs. In May 2022, the US Department of Defense (DOD) even held the first public hearing on UFOs since the 1960s.

The hearing primarily discussed a June 2002 Pentagon report, which revealed that US pilots had seen UAPs a total of 144 times since 2004. However, the outcome of the hearing was. not as expected, and many big questions like: "Where did UFOs come from?" "Is it from an alien civilization?" still unanswered.

Image taken from a video recorded by the US military, showing the movement of an unidentified flying object that entered the plane's radar.

Luis Elizondo, a former Pentagon intelligence officer, argues that some UFOs are completely absurd and transcend the limits of human technology. In the face of the evidence that is in front of him, he thinks that it is not ruled out that these flying objects are things that have been on Earth for a long time, even before humans appeared.

Luis Elizondo theorizes that Earth, with its near-infinite water supply, could act as a "fuel stop" for the planets in the galaxy, unbeknownst to humans.

Ash Ellis, a conspiracy theorist - owner of the UFO Identified website - which publishes stories and reports about UFOs, also thinks that there must be a reason that military bases often become places of attraction for foreign tourists. UFOs.

"History shows that UFOs are often seen around military bases or nuclear facilities. So if they were to make a "snoop" visit to us, they might be particularly interested in them. our weapons and our technology," Ellis speculated.

However, Ellis also notes that UFOs do not necessarily mean alien spacecraft, but could be anything currently unidentified.

Unidentified flying object or UFO (short for unidentified flying object in English) refers to an object or visual phenomenon appearing in the sky that cannot be identified, even after when it has been studied very carefully by many people.

Although there are quite a few objects that have been mistaken for UFOs from natural phenomena such as lightning, falling meteorites, experimental aircraft or hot air balloons, GEIPAN - the French UFO research group, discovered that Up to 3.5% of UFO sightings so far remain unexplained.