NASA to Hold First Public Meeting to Discuss Findings of Nine-Month Investigation into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

NASA is holding its first public meeting on Wednesday to discuss the findings of its nine-month investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena, commonly referred to as UFOs. The 16-member study group, which includes experts from fields ranging from physics to astrobiology, was formed last June to examine unclassified UFO sightings and other data collected from civilian government and commercial sectors.

The meeting comes after hundreds of military and commercial pilots have reported encountering unusual objects traveling at high speeds with seemingly no method of propulsion. The reports have confounded scientists and sparked speculation about the existence of extraterrestrial life.

The panel is expected to release a report detailing the findings of its investigation later this summer. The four-hour public session will be the only one held by the panel, and will be used to hold final deliberations before the report is published.

NASA has not yet revealed any details about the report, and it is unclear what conclusions the panel will draw. However, the agency has said it will make the report public when it is released.

The meeting is sure to draw attention from UFO enthusiasts and skeptics alike, as the panel’s findings could shed light on the mysterious phenomena that have been reported in the skies.