The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) is a publicly-known Pentagon program that collects and investigates reports of UAPs. In a report, AARO denied any evidence that UAPs are alien in nature. The report did acknowledge the existence of the Kona Blue program, which was intended to reverse-engineer any recovered UAP technology.

Immaculate Constellation,” as the program is said to be called, included reports that whistleblowers say are evidence UAPs are technology not currently known to be possible. What UAP witnesses recommend for congressional action Here are some of the sightings documented in the public version of the government report: Metallic orbs spotted over the ocean One sighting includes daytime video and forward-looking infrared footage (FLIR) of around 12 metallic orbs skimming the surface of the ocean at high speeds.

During a House Oversight Committee Oversight and Accountability subcommittee hearing on Wednesday, a former Pentagon official testified that information about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs),

I’m not aware of any remains that the department has, or, you know, any signs of extraterrestrial beings or activity or technology, announced Deputy Spokeswoman Sabrina Singh in response to a former official's testimony.