'We want to shift the conversation about UAPs from sensationalism to science,' NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said during a press conference.
The independent study team convened by NASA seems to have uncovered more questions than answers with its report. According to NASA, the findings will help the space agency improve its methodology in cataloging and investigating these events."The top takeaway from the study is that there is a lot more to learn," Nelson explained during the press conference, which is viewable via the embedded video below.
The NASA Administrator also explained that he believes extraterrestrial intelligence must be out there, given that the "universe is so vast [that] it's difficult to comprehend how big it is." However, he stressed that NASA has no evidence of its existence.before today's live event, NASA explained that the report is "not a review or assessment of previous unidentifiable observations.
During the conference, NASA officials also acknowledged that stigma has likely prevented pilots from reporting events and that it aims to fight this stigma to aid in its data collection efforts.
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