The Pentagon has declassified more data on UFOs

The Pentagon has published the sixth batch of declassified and historical materials about unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) on its official website.

In total, the collection from the U.S. Department of War includes documents, audio and video recordings, in particular, materials about unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings in 1952, as well as documents from the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP), dedicated to advanced aerospace technologies.

It is specified that a total of 71 files were uploaded: 55 text files, 15 videos, and 1 audio file. The disclosed data covers events over the past 73 years, with the majority of UFO encounter cases remaining in "unsolved" status.

The agency added that they are working on the next publication of UAP materials.

U.S. authorities began publishing files on unidentified flying objects, also known as unidentified anomalous phenomena, starting May 8. Among the released video recordings are clips of a "six-pointed star" over the Yellow Sea, a "deformed balloon" over the Atlantic, and the flyby of a high-speed "rectangular object" over the eastern United States. In addition, another UFO was captured on camera over a nuclear facility in Texas.