Open Hearing on UFOs: Who are the witnesses and what to expect? Here’s everything you may want to know
UFO excitement is spreading in Washington D.C. ahead of the landmark Congressional hearing on the U.S. government's knowledge of extraterrestrial life and UFOs. Enthusiasts preparing for the event with online watch parties, and some are even planning to line up outside Congress, hoping to attend the hearing in person. For those who cannot be present, the House Oversight and Accountability Committee is being live streamed the hearing on YouTube, starting at 10 a.m. EDT (1400 GMT) on Wednesday (July 26). The House's Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs is conducting the hearing, featuring testimonies from former U.S. military and intelligence community members. These individuals assert having encountered crafts that defy known flight capabilities and physics, and some claim to have witnessed evidence of «non-human intelligence.»
Who are the witnesses?Wednesday's hearing will feature testimony from two former U.S. Navy aviators, Ryan Graves and David Fravor. Both have been involved in separate, highly publicized encounters with unconventional aircraft operating within U.S. military airspace. In addition to Graves and Fravor, David Grusch will also be called as a witness. Grusch is a decorated former combat officer and a veteran of the Pentagon's intelligence community. Last month, he was the subject of a report where he claimed to have received «extensive classified information about deeply covert programs» that allegedly possess retrieved craft of non-human origin, some of which are intact. While Grusch's statements have sparked controversy, they have garnered attention from major news outlets and U.S. politicians.
What to expect from Open Hearing on UFOs?Prior to the hearing, witnesses
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