UFO speculation spurs company to cut through Internet ‘nonsense’


In Washington, Congress and US government agencies are dedicating resources and studies into unexplained aerial phenomena after years of scepticism. — Photo by Michael Herren on Unsplash

Persistent speculation about sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena, popularly known as UFOs, is drawing attention from the US government – and inspiring a technology startup.

Enigma Labs, registered in Delaware, wants to build a repository to catalogue, score and crowdsource incidents, and expose hoaxes.

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