I think it makes sense why it was closed doors now. They sent people that either don’t know the depths of NASA’s research on UAP or were willing to lie about it. They don’t seem to want to answer questions outside of the report itself.
With as much imagery and data collection as NASA is involved with, it’d be bizarre that they didn’t capture something that the DoD wouldn’t want let out. Even if some of it is experimental DoD craft, NASA wouldn’t be privy to what it is. Just that they captured something that should be classified. To NASA it would by definition be UAP. Of course, it’s hard to confirm that without transparency from these groups.
I think it makes sense why it was closed doors now. They sent people that either don’t know the depths of NASA’s research on UAP or were willing to lie about it. They don’t seem to want to answer questions outside of the report itself.
With as much imagery and data collection as NASA is involved with, it’d be bizarre that they didn’t capture something that the DoD wouldn’t want let out. Even if some of it is experimental DoD craft, NASA wouldn’t be privy to what it is. Just that they captured something that should be classified. To NASA it would by definition be UAP. Of course, it’s hard to confirm that without transparency from these groups.