The Pentagon has firmly denied a recent report claiming that a whistleblower revealed the name of a secret program investigating UFOs. The alleged program, "Immaculate Constellation," was reportedly formed in 2017 and linked to unidentified aerial phenomena

"Immaculate Constellation" was reportedly described as a highly secretive program under the Department of Defense, created to consolidate data and intelligence about UFOs or UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena). According to claims from the whistleblower, the program was part of a broader strategic intelligence initiative, dealing with the UAP "problem" and possibly non-human intelligence (NHI).

Independent journalist Michael Shellenberger reported that the whistleblower also suggested the program had been operating without the knowledge or oversight of Congress, raising concerns about the transparency of such initiatives.

However, the Pentagon has strongly denied the existence of "Immaculate Constellation," asserting that no such unreported program exists and that all classified UAP programs are properly disclosed to Congress.

The whistleblower’s report detailed several unexplained UFO encounters, such as an F-22 fighter jet being intercepted by orbs and Navy personnel witnessing an orange-red sphere. Despite these striking claims, the Pentagon continues to refute any legal violations regarding disclosure. AARO, the Pentagon's public-facing UFO investigation office, has similarly concluded there is no evidence of extraterrestrial technology or reverse engineering programs, dismissing these allegations as misinformation circulating among certain UFO believers.

This situation raises significant questions: Why did the Pentagon feel compelled to deny the existence of this program so swiftly? Can the public trust the information released by whistleblowers, or is it clouded by speculation? With UFO disclosure becoming a hot topic in recent years, are we any closer to finding real answers about the phenomena, or are we just scratching the surface of deeper government secrets?