NASA's UFO study uninterested in finding ET proof, says science writer

A reporter for Scientific American stated in an article this week that the NASA planned $100,000 study into UFOs is not interested in solving the mystery behind apparent extraterrestrial spacecraft. Instead, the writer suggests, NASA is merely interested in finding answers behind natural atmospheric phenomena. Also, documentary filmmaker James Fox said recently actual photographic and video evidence of extraterrestrial beings exists in Brazil, and he's trying to obtain it with a large cash offering. Fox said the evidence is in relation to aliens that witnesses say they saw in 1996 Varginha, Brazil. A UFO allegedly crashed there, but military officials covered up the incident by removing the downed alien vessel and taking extraterrestrial beings into custody. The event is a subject of Fox's upcoming documentary film, MOMENT OF CONTACT. Support this podcast: UFO - Extraterrestrial Reality • A podcast on Anchor Check out my Youtube channel: Quirk Zone - YouTube Link to Scientific American article: NASA's UFO Study Isn't Really Looking for Space Aliens - Scientific American Link to James Fox interview segment: James Fox says he has information that could lead to footage of the Varginha beings Brazil. - YouTube Link to trailer for MOMENT OF CONTACT: Moment of Contact (2022) | Official Trailer - YouTube Link to video about Turkey aliens: https://youtu.be/2099DQnmvEg Link to digital version of THE PHENOMENON: https://amzn.to/3pm12Zl