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The director of the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), physicist Sean Kirkpatrick told NASA's UAP group that the number of military UAP sightings his group would classify as 'possibly really anomalous' come to somewhere between two to five percent of AARO's total database. 'If NASA applies the same rigorous methodology toward UAPs that it applies to the study of possible life elsewhere, then we stand to learn something new and interesting.' Percentage of unresolved UAP cases remains consistent with the past 'Imagine what an aged ET civilization might have achieved and what machines might have entered our solar system over billions of years.'

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'Our infant civilization has already launched five spacecraft that will wander the galaxy, and we're trying to figure out how to send tiny spacecraft to nearby exoplanets,' Grinspoon wrote earlier this year in Sky & Telescope. This was not the first time Grinspoon has made the case for hunting for alien 'technosignatures' within our solar system or even our own planet, calling dismissive attitudes toward the idea 'intellectually lazy.'

'These modest data analysis efforts could potentially be applied to existing and planned planetary missions,' Grinspoon said.