AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“AARO received 757 UAP reports during this period; 485 of these reports featured UAP incidents that occurred during the reporting period.”
ODNI/AARO FY2024 Consolidated Annual Report on UAP
- Date
- 01 Nov 2024
- Language
- en
- Status
- Extracted
26
statements
2
speakers
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Speakers
2 speakers, A to ZAARO25 statements
Administrator for Nuclear Security and Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission1 statement
Transcript
26 statements, in transcript orderEach entry is one claim, quoted word for word. These are extracted statements, not the full record: the original document has everything.
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- 02AAROOfficial FindingCertainty: Asserted
“To date, AARO has discovered no evidence of extraterrestrial beings, activity, or technology.”
- 03AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“AARO received 757 UAP reports during this period; 485 of these reports featured UAP incidents that occurred during the reporting period. The remaining 272 reports featured UAP incidents that occurred between 2021 and 2022 but were not reported to AARO until this reporting period and consequently were not included in previous annual UAP reports.”
- 04AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“AARO resolved 118 cases during the reporting period, all of which resolved to prosaic objects such as various types of balloons, birds, and unmanned aerial systems (UAS).”
- 05AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“As of May 31, 2024, AARO has an additional 174 cases queued for closure, pending a final review and Director's approval. As of the publishing date of this report, all 174 cases have been finalized as resolved to prosaic objects including balloons, birds, UAS, satellites, and aircraft.”
- 06AAROOfficial FindingCertainty: Asserted
“It is important to underscore that, to date, AARO has discovered no evidence of extraterrestrial beings, activity, or technology.”
- 07AAROOfficial FindingCertainty: Asserted
“None of the reports AARO received during the reporting period indicated that observers suffered any adverse health effects.”
- 08AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“U.S. military aircrews provided two reports that identified flight safety concerns, and three reports described pilots being trailed or shadowed by UAP.”
- 09AAROAssessmentCertainty: Asserted
“To date, AARO has no indication or confirmation that these activities are attributable to foreign adversaries.”
- 10AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“As of October 24, 2024, there are 1652 reports in total.”
- 11AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“Of these reports, 708 occurred in the air domain, 49 occurred in the space domain, and none occurred in the maritime or transmedium domains.”
- 12AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“Of the 757 reports 392 were from the FAA, which consisted of all of the FAA's UAP reports since 2021.”
- 13AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“AARO determined 21 cases merit further analysis by its IC and science and technology (S&T) partners.”
- 14AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“The remaining 444 cases lacked sufficient data to facilitate analysis and were placed in the Active Archive where they will be held for pattern of life and trend analysis or reexamined if additional data becomes available.”
- 15AAROOfficial FindingCertainty: Asserted
“None of these resolved cases substantiated advanced foreign adversarial capabilities or breakthrough aerospace technologies.”
- 16AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“During the reporting period, AARO did not receive any UAP reports collected through national GEOINT, SIGINT, or MASINT platforms.”
- 17AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“Of the reports AARO received during the reporting period, 170 reports during the reporting period (22.4% of total) which contained insufficient or no information to enable a morphological characterization.”
- 18AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“During this reporting period, 81 reports originated from U.S. military operating areas.”
- 19AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“U.S. military assets operating over the East Asian Seas provided 100 reports, and AARO resolved 40 of these cases as balloons or UAS.”
- 20AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“U.S. military assets deployed to the Middle East provided 57 reports, and AARO resolved 13 of these cases as balloons, UAS, or satellites.”
- 21AAROStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“Of the 392 FAA reports received during the reporting period, only one report mentioned a possible flight safety issue during the event.”
- 22Administrator for Nuclear Security and Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory CommissionStatistical ClaimCertainty: Asserted
“AARO received a total of 18 reports from the Administrator for Nuclear Security and Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission regarding incidents near U.S. nuclear infrastructure, weapons, and launch sites.”
- 23You followed a link to this statementAAROOfficial FindingCertainty: Asserted
“AARO Possesses No Data to Indicate the Capture or Exploitation of UAP”
- Claim type
- Official Finding
- Certainty
- Asserted
- Specificity
- 0.90
- 24AAROOfficial FindingCertainty: Asserted
“AARO received no reports suggesting any observers of UAP suffered any physiological impacts or adverse health effects.”
- 25AAROHistorical FactCertainty: Asserted
“On October 31, 2023, AARO launched the www.aaro.mil website, featuring a secure reporting mechanism for current or former U.S. Government (USG) employees, Service members, or contractors, who claim to have direct knowledge of purported USG programs or activities related to UAP, dating back to 1945, to contact AARO and submit a report.”
- 26AAROHistorical FactCertainty: Asserted
“AARO has begun collections using a prototype sensor system, GREMLIN, for detecting, tracking, and characterizing UAP. GREMLIN demonstrated functionality and successfully collected data during a test event in March of 2024.”
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