"There should be zero stigma associated with UAP (unidentified anomalous phenomena) reporting," Kosloski said. Kosloski testified that the office would not rule out potential explanations on UAP while reiterating that the office "has not discovered any ...

Kosloski will go in front of senators in closed- and open-door hearings to talk about his agency’s investigations of reported UAP sightings. Among those investigative efforts is a new technology called “gremlin” that the Defense Department deploys to track and detect UAPs.

The director of AARO, the Pentagon's office to investigate UFOs, will provide testimony to the Senate less than a week after another fiery hearing.