"The registrations were logged just a month after Donald Trump pledged to release UFO-related files in the US government's possession. This follows multiple congressional hearings and reports on the issue of UAPs, which have dismissed evidence of alien activity but left some sightings unresolved."
"Michael Gold, NASA's former associate administrator of space policy, expressed optimism about what the government may release, stating that discussing the review of files and releasing data is a real accomplishment."
"White House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly did little to discourage fringe beliefs when asked about the coming websites, responding with 'Stay tuned!' along with an alien emoji."
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency registered the alien.gov and aliens.gov web domains, reflecting heightened government interest in UFOs, now termed UAPs. This move coincides with Donald Trump's promise to release UFO-related files and follows congressional hearings on UAPs. While many reports have dismissed evidence of alien activity, some sightings remain unresolved. White House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly's response to inquiries about the websites did not discourage conspiracy theories. NASA's former associate administrator expressed optimism about government transparency regarding UAPs.
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