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At first sight it certainly appears to be a creature from outer space. Any science fiction enthusiast worth their salt knows what an alien looks like: elongated pear-shaped head, three-fingered webbed hands, large, dark eye sockets. Ray gun and silver suit optional. All are staple features of alien abduction stories and TV shows such as The X Files.

Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick (left), the Pentagon's recently retired UFO chief, believes the US Navy's baffling 'cube' UFO cases were likely to be 'next generation,''spherical' drones that fly's more precisely.' In an uncut version of his latest CNN interview that is not available to DailyMail.com, the Pentagon's first ever UFO boss referred to a Chinese-made'spherical' drone prototype.

Fresh footage of the pint-sized extraterrestrial pals in September sparked a period of mass ET hysteria, as Mexican journalist José Jaime Maussan appeared before the nation's Congress in a declaration that they are "non-human beings that are not part of our terrestrial evolution." Researchers made a series of surprising claims, including that they could not determine 30% of the hybrid being's DNA, leading Maussan to say that the supposedly fossilised lifeforms would'rewrite history' and'were alive with us.' Now, it appears, the game is up. But the question remains - how was Mexico's Congress, and much of the scientific community, seemingly caught out by a pair of papier-mâché imposters?And why did it take so long for the scientific community to establish what the sceptics had said all along - that this had to be a hoax?

The bill gives government departments 300 days to hand over UFO reports to a Review Board, which will then review the data and announce their findings for the public. Phenomena (UAAP) — The Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Act (UAP) Discloser Act was modeled after a 1992 US law that laid out the processing of records relating to President John Kennedy's 1963 assassination. The Act states that these reports are expected to include "flying saucers" and biological evidence of living or deceased non-human intelligence.

The US Customs and Border Patrol, the government's armoury in keeping terrorists and arms out of the country's territory, has released ten videos that seem to be moving in strange ways in our skies. Chris Mellon (pictured right) said they were still evidence that UFOs pose a'security threat.' The videos were released on August 9 without alert, a press release, or much in the way of context, and they were only discovered by UFO enthusiasts and online sleuths this week. The videos depict a fighter jet pursuing by an apparently baffling flying orb, as well as something that seems to be a propeller-powered hang-glider, and yet another apparent orb hovering near a parked 16-wheeler truck.

Dr Michelle Thaller, a NASA scientist, told a New York City gathering that NASA has held meetings to discuss how they would respond if the James Webb telescope finds alien life. We've had meetings about what happens if the James Webb Space Telescope observes an atmosphere around another star,' she said. She said that suspicious signs could have been emanating from a planet, and that she believed it was just a matter of time before alien life was discovered - perhaps microbial life on Venus, Mars, or Saturn's biggest moon, Titan. She told the audience that the $10 billion telescope, which produces detailed new photos every day, was delivering a remarkable variety of reports.

Once complete, the web page will feature pictures and videos for the public to enjoy, with several of them already online just hours after its launch. During a briefing by Pentagon spokesman Brig. Brig.'s existence was revealed on Thursday. Gen. Patrick Ryder, weeks after former intelligence official David Grusch said that the Pentagon is hiding evidence related to extraterrestrials, according to his. Other information that will be available includes research and frequently asked questions about unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAAP), as well as links to research, transcripts, and other sources that have been declassified. Federal officials said in a tweeting on Thursday that the publication reveals how 'committed' the Defense Department is to'transparency with the American people' about their UAPs work, which had previously been classified as UFOs.

David Grusch (right) delivered bombshell testimony to Congress last month about the existence of UFOs, but his medical information was reportedly leaked to a news outlet as part of an effort to discredit him. Local sheriffs reportedly denied being the source of the leak, leading investigative journalist Ross Coulthart (left) to conclude that the only' legitimate source of the report could be the intelligence service. When Coulthart spoke to Grusch, he admitted to his mental health problems in the past, which were never deemed unsafe enough for intelligence officers to withhold his security clearance. When he appeared before Congress in July, Grusch made several outrageous claims, including that the government had killed people to cover up its operations and that the US has been in possession of UFOs since the 1930s.

The Pentagon's UFO office's chief, Sean Kirkpatrick (left) released a statement on Friday denying any of the witnesses' allegations, triggering a fiery rebuke from lawmakers. David Grusch (right), a former top intelligence official, testified on Wednesday that the government was keeping the crashed non-human spacecraft classified from the public and, in illegally, from Congress. Kirkpatrick called the testimony "insulting" and said that Grusch was "never a representative" to his unit, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). The allegations directly contradict Grusch's previous assertions of his government positions, which were scrutinized by both the House Oversight Committee and media, who was the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA) head on UFO reporting to AARO until April this year.

During the Oversight Committee hearing on UAPs, Florida Rep Matt Gaetz explained how pilots saw four UFOs hovering over the Gulf of Mexico and at the center, which the congressman said was not of any human Gaetz. He said he saw an image of a UAP on television and talked to pilots who took the picture.

In front of Congress on Wednesday, whistleblowers testifying firsthand accounts of UFOs, claiming that the government holds Americans in the dark. Representative Tim Burchett (R-Tenn), who said: "We're going to expose the UFO coverup,' began the hearing with opening remarks.' Burchett also stated that UFOs are a nonpartisan issue because it has nothing to do with party politics, but that the cover-up goes much deeper than that.

The usually tumultuous start to NHL free agency seemed less tumultuous than it had been in the past, as a flat cap has resulted in several teams deciding to give players shorter and less contracts. Take 2019 for example - five players have signed contracts with new clubs for a total price tag of $30 million or more. The salary cap was cut by 1 million this season, but it was only increased by $1 million. As a result, there was not a single player who signed with a new team for more than $30 million. Ryan Graves, a defenseman who agreed to a six-year, $27 million contract to join the Penguins, was the closest.

NASA's progress on their 9-month UFO study will be revealed at the livestreamed meeting, but Pentagon and FAA officials will also attend to discuss their own agencies' conclusions on UFOs. One NASA astrobiologist promises to publish'relevant findings' of anomalies 'beyond Earth's atmosphere.' But Harvard's Avi Loeb says his Galileo Project is 'already doing' the actual UFO research that NASA is still only debating and considering

The male passenger, who was not identified, was discovered by the US Coast Guard on Thanksgiving Day after going missing for more than 12 hours. He and his sister were last seen in the bar before he left to use the bathroom around 11 p.m. on Wednesday and did not return. His mother waited until noon the next day to alert him that he was missing. The ship supported the US Coast Guard by backtracking to New Orleans before being sent to Cozumel, Mexico. He was found friendly and was taken back to New Orleans for medical attention.

According to DailyMail.com, more than 150 cases of unexplained UFO encounters in the last year will be sent to Congress. The Office of National Intelligence's (OSD) compiled the 22-page report, which examines 366 cases. About half of the UFO encounters could be explained. Examples include a video taken by Reaper drones filming 'orbs' flying around and then'suddenly bolting off'. Among the reported cases are "brand new surveillance by foreign adversaries," including Chinese spy drones trying to gather information on the US. 'They're patting themselves on the back that they've sorted out over half of them,' an ODNI source said. They don't want to worry about this stuff because they have no idea what the hell they are. That's the truth,' the reporter said.