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The U.S. Department of Defense announced the establishment of a new group to investigate and analyze information about UFO sightings in restricted airspace. This group, called the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG), is the successor to the Unidentified Flying Objects Task Force UAPTF, previously installed at the U.S. Naval Intelligence Agency. It plays a role in evaluating and mitigating threats in the airspace by detecting, specifying, and investigating what it belongs to.
The Office of the Minister of National Intelligence, ODNI, announced the results of the UAPTF investigation on 144 unidentified aerial phenomena in June, but said that only one cause was identified because there were too few data on individual phenomena. Therefore, more resources are needed so far to increase the ability to understand UFOs, and it is revealed that standardized procedures, policies, and improvements in technology and training systems are needed for information processing.
The Pentagon said the new group would be drafted an implementation note outlining details of its managers, organizational structure, powers and resources. For reference, when you think of a UFO, you may think of an alien, but it is a generic term for an unidentified object and phenomenon that cannot be identified. Therefore, it is not necessarily from space, but rather less likely.
In the previous report in June, the proposed explanation for some phenomena showed, for example, the possibility of detection by a radar system or a technology of another country such as China or Russia, and the possibility of natural phenomena in the atmosphere such as ice crystals. In addition, some have revealed the possibility of something planned and developed by a business in the United States. Related information can be found here.
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