[cgbg]

“The NASA projects, at least the ones available to the public, are not related to either star or UFO gazing.”

That is the point—this is the rule of opposites.

When the “experts” claim they are adding to human knowledge what they are doing is hiding stuff so the peons can’t figure out what is going on...

Actual knowledge is for the elites—to help them rule.

[reasonisfaith]

The funny part is how the elites never understood the most important knowledge.

[GingisK]

NASA was not chartered for observing UFOs. The ISS was placed in orbit to observe the Earth for numerous reasons. NASA undoubtedly notices UFO events; but, they are ignored simply because they are "off mission". Most people can't get their brains wrapped around "mission compartmentalization" or compartmentalization in general, and how it channels workflow in organizations. In the military or intelligence community, getting "off mission" can result in court martial and imprisonment. So, yes, NASA will be ignoring this stuff maybe even turning their cameras to avoid public exposure.

Now, when the UFO disclosure threads pop up, don't be one of those who dish out ridicule, squirrel, or whatever. There really are people trying to penetrate this veil of secrecy and topic avoidance. Just remember, people used to lose their jobs if the reported a UFO incident. I know a man who lost his air traffic control job because he officially reported a UFO. Legislation now protects them.

These secrets are not really found in NASA. They are buried deeply within "Unlisted Restricted Access Programs", which aren't even known to anyone outside of those projects.