The US Department of Defense has released a new batch of documents regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). While officials claim this step is aimed at ensuring transparency, experts state that the released data contains no sensations. This is reported by Ixbt.com reports .
According to astrophysicist Adam Frank, the provided materials consist mainly of blurry video recordings, anecdotal observations, and previously known archival data. The term UAP is used today instead of the traditional "UFO" concept and covers all phenomena that cannot be explained by standard methods.
In recent years, interest in this topic has grown due to statements by former military personnel and politicians regarding the discovery of unknown technologies and biological samples. However, Frank emphasizes that if real material evidence existed, it would have been subjected to scientific peer review and published in reputable journals.
The scientist believes that some of the published documents are not related to UAP at all, but are simple administrative or historical reports. This situation suggests that the Pentagon's actions should be viewed more as a bureaucratic reporting process rather than an effort to uncover secrets.
Adam Frank urges the public to abandon sensational interpretations and focus on real astronomy and physics. According to him, there are many truly mysterious processes in the universe that need to be studied, such as exoplanets and star formation.
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