Avi Loeb leads White House UFO council

Avi Loeb, a Harvard astronomer known for his controversial theories on alien life, has been appointed by the United States — White House to lead a new scientific advisory council. This council is tasked with investigating the national security risks posed by unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), often referred to as UFOs. The appointment is part of President Donald Trump's initiative to declassify more information on the subject. Loeb's team will report to a new United States — White House panel focused on UAPs, which was established following Trump's directive and is overseen by the United States — Director of National Intelligence. United States — The Pentagon has already released several batches of UAP-related files. Loeb's team, which includes scientists, UFO activists, and a billionaire, has requested additional documents from United States — The Pentagon. Despite criticism from some academic peers like Steve Desch and The Paper Chase (band) regarding his methods and theories, Avi Loeb maintains a grounded approach, initially assuming UAPs are human-made, but hopes his work could ultimately settle the debate on alien life. He has vowed to brief the public and create a website to share findings.