A never-before-seen video shown during a Congressional hearing purports to depict a U.S. military drone attempting – and failing – to shoot down a mysterious "orb"-like object.
Provided by a whistleblower to a member of the U.S. House, the video was arguably the highlight of a lengthy hearing Sept. 9 on Capitol Hill surrounding UFOs, which the government now refers to as unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP.
The hearing was the third in as many years in the halls of Congress since fiery testimony in July 2023 reignited public fascination in UFOs – not to mention the possibility that aliens are piloting them. Across the three hearings, several witnesses – including journalists and high-ranking military members – have testified under oath about shadowy military programs to retrieve and study not only interstellar alien craft, but the extraterrestrial pilots themselves.
Advertisement
Congress' latest foray into the topic of UAP comes amid heightened calls for transparency as legislation in the works would compel the federal government to release more information about what they've uncovered.
Here's what to know about the UAP in question, as well as the military's apparent attempt to destroy it with a Hellfire missile.
The viral video provided by an anonymous whistleblower to Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Missouri, appears to show a military drone attempting to shoot down an unidentified object.
Burlison presented the video publicly for the...
The California Department of Justice has sued Inland Empire Health Plan for allegedly submitting false claims to Medicaid. The lawsuit alleges IEHP misused funds and knowingly retained overpayment...