As America’s infatuation with the otherworldly grows, a pressing question takes center stage: Does solid evidence exist to substantiate the existence of visitors from the unknown?
The congressional hearing wasn’t a one-off event, with lawmakers indicating that a bipartisan bill and additional hearings could be forthcoming.. “Obviously, I think several of us are going to look forward to getting some answers in a more confidential setting. I assume some legislation will come out of this.”“While the Defense Department has said there's no evidence linking UAPs to aliens yet, many social media users still took the hearing as proof aliens exist.
“‘Man I got a lot going on lately,’ read one meme viewed nearly 6 million times on Twitter since it was posted Wednesday, depicting a fictitious exchange between a human and a member of a newly identified alien class.” —“The long love affair between the United States and UFOs is experiencing a torrid second honeymoon.
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