The fact is lastly out right here. On Friday, the Pentagon launched its extremely anticipated report summarizing beforehand labeled details about the army’s analysis into UFOs—or because it prefers to name them, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). What bombshell revelations does the report include? Well, it’s solely 9 pages lengthy, so it’s best to simply learn it.

Last 12 months, the Senate Intelligence Committee confirmed the existence of the Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force, a division of the Office of Naval Intelligence that’s tasked with standardizing the “collection and reporting on unidentified aerial phenomenon, any links they have to adversarial foreign governments, and the threat they pose to U.S. military assets and installations.”

The summer time of 2020 was a bizarre time and politicians had been hungry to make headlines for something that didn’t make them appear to be ineffective figureheads accelerating the demise of mankind. At the urging of Marco Rubio, the committee ultimately gave the Pentagon six months to ship labeled and unclassified variations of a report summarizing the intelligence group’s understanding of quite a few reviews of mysterious sightings of numerous aerial phenomena that don’t seem to obey the legal guidelines of physics or behave like several identified expertise that’s accessible to the general public or army.

All of this renewed consideration on UFOs or UAPs or no matter you need to name them was actually kicked off in 2017 when The New York Times and Politico reported on the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP), a secret investigative unit of the Pentagon that studied incidents of flying saucer-style exercise from 2007-2012. Since then, we’ve seen a couple of declassified videos of the phenomena that’s baffled some army pilots. The AATIP is only one of many applications of its sort which have existed in army branches over the a long time.

But what you actually need to know is that if the report hyperlinks any of those unidentified aerial phenomena to aliens. The reply is not any.

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Now that the wind’s been let loose of your sails, test out all 9 earth-shattering pages of the report under: