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The fabled 2017 New York Times article was titled \u2018Glowing Auras and Black Money: The Pentagon\u2019s Mysterious UFO Program.\u2019 The article details a multi-million dollar secretive government program dubbed the \u201cAdvanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.\u201d Aside from the name, other aspects of the shadowy program were somewhat suspicious, such as the $22 million allotted to the program being challenging to track down or that the Pentagon claimed to have shut the program down back in 2012 but, in fact, did not do so.<\/p>\n

The well-written article originating from such a reputable source forced various governments, including our own, to finally publically take UFOs seriously. They could no longer simply dismiss the new pressure from the public; people wanted to know why our government was seemingly taking UFOs seriously behind the scenes but then shrugging the topic off when confronted publicly.<\/p>\n

Various agencies begin working on official public-facing UFO reports<\/h2>\n

In 2021, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) was tasked with creating a report detailing the potential threat posed by the UFO phenomena. A public version of the report was released, and a classified version was handed over to the Congressional Intelligence and Armed Services Committees. The 9-page public report didn\u2019t contain much substance, but it did conclude that for many of the cases investigated, many were not easily explainable.<\/p>\n

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