A "whistleblower" claimed the Pentagon was hiding evidence of aliens. Here’s why his testimony requires context.
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On July 26, a congressional subcommittee held a hearing in which three former military officers testified about UFOs.
Following the hearing, rumors quickly spread online that the United States government had officially recognized the existence of aliens.
But is that true? VERIFY analyzed the testimony and evidence to break down what actually happened at the hearing.
Did the United States government say that aliens are real?
No, the United States government did not say that aliens are real.
While individual former members of the government spoke about the possible existence of aliens, no government organization has stated aliens are real, or that it has any evidence of such claims.
The hearing included testimony from two former Navy officers and one former Air Force officer. None spoke in an official capacity on behalf of the government or any government entity.
Only one government entity has been officially tasked with determining whether we’re alone in the universe: NASA. But NASA says, so far, there is no evidence aliens exist.
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