Even after the U.S. government assessed last month that some unidentified flying objects are likely to be “physical objects” of unknown origin, intent, and capability, the UFO topic remains rife with skepticism and stigma.
At least, that is, in the military, media, and scientific fields. For a military aviator, reporting a UFO sighting to higher command is to invite frustration from senior officers. Maybe an unhealthy degree of teasing from fellow squadron members. Perhaps even a mandated visit to the flight surgeon.
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