New information of those 366 gathered since a preliminary assessment was published in 2021 show an increased attributed to reduced stigma around reporting and a better understanding of the intelligence and safety threats that this phenomenon may pose. More than half of those new sightings, most of which come from Navy and Air Force pilots, exhibit unremarkable characteristics. According to the report, 26 were characterized as drones, 163 were labeled balloons or balloon like entities, and six were described as clutter. Still, that leaves 171 sightings
J Moor
@Phase_Reality · 4:41
And he says that they go at remarkable speeds to complete stops, to amazing just things that they know that they are not capable of doing, that they know that. He stated that. He's pretty well versed. And he says there's just no capabilities between the US. Or Russia or China or anybody building something like that here. And it's been very interesting. I like it. I tried to stay away from this conversation for a while because it just seemed like we weren't getting anywhere
