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Summary

The trajectory of UAP investigation by the U.S. government reflects a broader evolution in threat assessment, scientific curiosity, and public accountability. From the early days of Project Sign and Project Blue Book, through decades of bureaucratic dormancy, to the rise of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, the study of UAPs has transitioned from the fringes of pseudoscience to a matter of national significance.

AARO now stands at the intersection of science, defense, intelligence, and public policy. Whether future findings confirm unknown technologies, foreign adversarial systems, or as-yet unexplained natural phenomena, the evolution of these investigations signals that the U.S. government no longer treats UAPs as a taboo topic—but rather as an unresolved and legitimate area of inquiry.