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The question of what UAP are is intertwined with what they might mean. “We can’t explain how they moved, their trajectory.” “We don’t know exactly what they are,” former President Barack Obama admitted in a May late-night interview. It said that most of the UAP in question “probably do represent physical objects,” and a handful “appear to demonstrate advanced technology,” executing high-speed maneuvers without visible means of propulsion. Of the 144 incidents reviewed by the task force, 143 remain unexplained. The report itself was more tentative in its language.

The question is ‘What is it?’ ‘What are its intentions?’ ‘What are its capabilities?’ ” It’s someone or some things else.” On 60 Minutes: “I’m telling you it’s real.

On NBC News: “We’re 99 percent sure it’s not foreign adversarial technology, so that only leaves one other option.

#Pope alien news tv#

In the weeks leading up to the report’s release, Elizondo tantalized audiences on cable TV and social media. On June 25, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released a much-anticipated and baffling report on unidentified aerial phenomena, also known as UAP. Pope Francis has not only brought jokes to the Vatican, since being sworn in he has promised to make the Catholic Church less 'Vatican-centric', more transparent, and closer to ordinary people.For UFO believers, Luis “Lue” Elizondo-the former director of the now defunct Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, a Defense Department project tasked with investigating reports of unidentified aerial phenomena-is like a prophet coming down the mountain. He claims to have seen the burning bush (i.e., classified, up-close, high-definition images of UFOs), and his every utterance sparks feverish interpretation in the cloisters of the UFOs subreddit and UFO Twitter.Ģ021 has been a busy year in the UFO sphere, and thus a busy year for Elizondo. He later joked with the cardinals over dinner: 'God forgive you for what you've done!' 'It seems that my brother cardinals have gone to the other end of the world to get one! But here we are,' he said of his appointment in his commencing speech at Saint Peter's Square. The first Latin American pope showed his sense of humour right from the beginning of his papacy, after being chosen to be the leader of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics in March last year. On baptism, Francis has stressed that it should not be refused to anyone, especially to children whose parents may be breaking Church rules, such as living together as an unmarried couple. The Argentine pontiff is known for his down-to-earth style, he often uses colourful and humorous expressions to make his points on the direction of the Roman Catholic Church. and if one of them says: 'Me, I want to be baptised!', what would happen?' Francis said. 'If tomorrow, for example, an expedition of Martians arrives and some of them come to us. The Pope said Christians cannot 'close the door' on anyone who seeks baptism, even if they are 'green men, with a long nose and big ears, like children draw,' he said at his daily mass on Monday. Pope Francis says everyone has the right to be baptised, even aliens from outer space, should they come knocking on the Church's door.