• Kyiv’s Main Astronomical Observatory and the National Academy of Science have published a study on unidentified aerial phenomena.
• The Ukraine paper shows how science has advanced during the war and explains these sightings.
• “We see them everywhere,” and ‘significant number of objects whose nature is not clear’.

Kyiv’s Main Astronomical Observatory and the National Academy of Science, experts in Ukraine are witnessing an abundance of UFOs.

The Pentagon has long hypothesised and cautioned that certain UFOs may represent cutting-edge military technology from foreign nations, particularly China and Russia, but the report does not address the war.

The Ukraine paper shows how science has advanced during the war and explains these sightings.

The research said, “We see them everywhere,” and “We observe a significant number of objects whose nature is not clear.”

Essay title: Unidentified aerial phenomenon I. NAS’s primary astronomical observatory at Kyiv and Vinarivka, south of Kyiv, observe events. The study’s authors said observatories opted to seek for UFOs as a distinct endeavour due to their interest.

The things the researchers saw fell into two groups: Cosmics and Phantoms, “We note that Cosmics are luminous objects, brighter than the background of the sky. We call these ships names of birds (swift, falcon, eagle). Phantoms are dark objects, with contrast from several to about 50 per cent,”

These are rockets, missiles, or other conflict-related weapons. Scientists claim they’re “not clear.”

UFOs have regained public attention after Navy pilots filmed multiple sightings. The Pentagon said it has detected some strange phenomena but needed more time and resources to analyse them. Congress granted both, and the Pentagon activated AARO to study the items.

According to a recent addition in a Senate intelligence budget report, the Pentagon’s new organisation should focus on non-man-made UFOs. The threat of UFOs is growing “exponentially.”

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