The truth is out there: See UFO sightings above the UK and US as Congress told flying saucers 'are real'

Many people now use the term 'Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena' (UAP) rather than Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)

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The US Congress has been attempting to “pull back the curtain” on secret research into UFOs - as our maps show the places in the UK and America most likely to be visited by extra-terrestrials. The hearing, titled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth,” heard from several experts and a variety of witness accounts. Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) is the new name for Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs).

Experts included government workers and a member of NASA’s UAP Independent Study Team. Michael Gold - former NASA associate administrator of space policy and partnerships and a member of the UAP study team - told the hearing that “the vast majority of UAP are drones”. However, he added that there are anomalies that must be studied and admitted that some of the UAPs observed “can move faster” than US submarines and “are being intelligently controlled”.



Author and former Department of Defence official Luis Elizondo claimed that “advanced technologies not made by our government - or any other government - are monitoring sensitive military installations around the globe.” He insisted: “Let me be clear. UAP are real.

” The hearing, jointly led by Chairs Nancy Mace and Glenn Grothman, was the second to investigate the phenomenon of UAP. “Americans deserve to understand what the government has learned about UAP sightings, and the nature of any potential threats these phenomena pose,” the co-chairs said in a statement. The hearing followed a long-awaited report released by NASA last year which studied previous sightings of UFOs (or UAPs) in the skies.

While the report did not find any clear evidence that the sightings were alien, it did admit it was possible they could be. Last year the British spotter group UFO Identified documented a total of 395 sightings in the UK in 2023. That was a 20% drop from 497 UFO sightings in 2022 and also lower than in 2021 (413) and 2020 (484).

It found that people in the North West had the best chance of seeing a UFO last year, with 41 sightings across the region, followed by the South East (40) and then the South West (39). They include a 'triangle' UFO over Tewkesbury on February 26, 2021 described as a "blue stationary object flashing, zoomed into photo looks like a triangle" and a 'sphere' UFO over Matson on October 6, 2022 described as a "solid round object bright in the sky, gets dimmer when aircraft pass it then lights back up as if intelligent." While in Stroud, there was a 'star like' sighting on November 3, 2023.

This was described as "Ten to twenty green lights flying in formation quite quickly in a zig-zag motion, all heading to the same area and disappearing..