United States Nasa is setting up a team to investigate unexplained weather phenomena in the United States

Of the United States aeronautics and space administration Nasa announced last Thursday it would set up a team to investigate unidentified aerial phenomena, according to Reuters. Unexplained phenomena in the sky have been under special scrutiny in the United States recently.

In May, for the first time in 50 years, a public hearing on unidentified flying phenomena was held in the U.S. for the House Intelligence Committee.

Unidentified aerial phenomena are considered in the United States to be matters of internal security and flight safety.

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Nasa says in a press release that the new research team will scientifically study the findings that have already been made, gather more of the findings that have been made, and consider how best to obtain information about the phenomena in the future.

“We’re going to start the study here without its finished outcome in mind,” he commented Thomas ZurbuchenDirector of the Science Department at NASA.

The research team now set up will start in the autumn and is due to report its findings in nine months. The group spends money on research ranging from a few tens of thousands of dollars to as much as $ 100,000, or about $ 95,000.

Previously unidentified phenomena in the sky were called ufo (unidentified Flying object), an unknown flying object, but the term UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena), ie an unidentified aerial phenomenon. Nasa describes that unidentified aerial phenomena are observations in the sky that cannot be identified as aircraft or known natural phenomena.

According to Nasa, there is no evidence that the UAP observations made are a sign of extraterrestrial life.