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This stenographic transcript records an April 19, 2023 open hearing of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities, chaired by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, on the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. Director Sean Kirkpatrick testified that AARO was tracking about 650 cases and had found no credible evidence of extraterrestrial activity or off-world technology. He presented trend data and two declassified MQ-9 videos, one unresolved and one resolved as a commuter aircraft.
28 Scheduling@TP.One 800.FOR.DEPO www.TP.One (800.367.3376) 1 Senator Ernst: Thank you. I appreciate that and that 2 is why it is so important that you are working with the 3 intelligence community as well because you have the science, 4 the data background, but you also need to know from various 5 sources what adversaries may be working on, correct? 6 Okay. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you, 7 Madam Chair. 8 Senator Gillibrand: Senator Rosen? 9 Senator Rosen: Well, thank you, Chair Gillibrand, 10 Ranking Member Ernst. This is a really important hearing. 11 I would like to thank you, Dr. Kirkpatrick, for your 12 service to the country and as a former systems analyst 13 myself I really appreciate your flowchart, the description 14 of the process, and particularly the trends analysis, going 15 forward, how that is going to help us and you talked about 16 language, the large LLMs -- the large language models of 17 artificial intelligence. That is really going to help us in 18 the hunt forward, predictive analysis, I think, to some of 19 your point what we worry about. 20 But I want to focus on Nevada because I want to talk 21 about the impact of UAPs on aviation safety. So when it 22 comes to unidentified aerial phenomenal -- phenomena, excuse 23 me -- one of my first concerns is really about the safety of 24 Nevada's military aviator. 25 So we have airmen stationed at Nellis Air Force Base,
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