Congress Prepares for Explosive UFO Hearings

Congress is set to hold new hearings on UFO/UAPs, with the House and Senate conducting separate sessions. The House hearing, chaired by South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace, is scheduled for November 13th.

Last year, whistleblower David Grusch claimed the U.S. military recovered “off world crash debris and non-human biologics.” Grusch, at a private event, suggested the U.S. possesses a craft with a 40-foot exterior and a football field-sized interior, hinting at dimensional anomalies.

This year, a new anonymous whistleblower is expected to testify about an alleged illegal U.S. government program, “Immaculate Constellation,” aimed at reverse-engineering off-world technology. The Department of Defense denies the program's existence. This follows last year's report of “Kona Blue,” confirmed by the Pentagon's All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) but never operational due to lack of debris.

Independent journalist Michael Shellenberger revealed to NewsNation’s Ross Coulthart that the whistleblower discovered the program while reviewing a database. The report includes incidents of an F-22 being swarmed by orbs and a red orb surveilling an aircraft carrier crew.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of N.Y. announced that the Senate Armed Services Committee will also hold a UFO/UAP hearing post-election.

The upcoming hearings may provide further insights into these mysterious phenomena.