NASA’s involvement with UFOs and UAPs in 2025 marks a turning point in the global search for truth. For the first time, NASA openly collaborates with the Department of Defense and international agencies to investigate Unidentified Aerial Phenomena beyond Earth’s atmosphere. The evidence coming from space missions and orbital platforms cannot be ignored.
NASA’s Official UAP Study
In 2023, NASA created a dedicated UAP study team, confirming that UFO phenomena require scientific research. As stated in NASA’s official UAP page, the agency is collecting and analyzing credible data. By 2025, this research has expanded, incorporating reports from astronauts, satellite sensors and space telescopes. This is no longer speculation—it is a structured scientific program.
UFOs Detected from the International Space Station
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have reported anomalous objects captured by onboard cameras. While NASA avoids premature conclusions, footage released in 2025 shows fast-moving craft entering and exiting Earth’s atmosphere. According to New Space Economy, NASA officials acknowledged that several of these recordings remain unexplained.
James Webb Telescope and Anomalies in Deep Space
The James Webb Space Telescope, launched to explore distant galaxies, has also recorded unexplained phenomena. As highlighted by Science Nasa, Webb’s sensors have picked up high-energy anomalies without clear natural explanations. While the focus of Webb is astronomy, the unexpected data adds weight to the UAP discussion.
Mars Rovers and Unusual Surface Evidence
NASA’s Perseverance rover on Mars has photographed strange structures and unexplained reflections. While NASA frames these findings as “anomalies,” independent researchers argue they may represent evidence of past extraterrestrial activity. Reports summarized by The Guardian’s Mars exploration coverage show that NASA scientists admit some images remain unsolved mysteries.
Collaboration Between NASA and the Pentagon
For decades, NASA was absent from official UFO discussions. That changed after the Pentagon declassified key UFO encounters. Today, NASA cooperates with defense agencies to share orbital data, satellite imagery and advanced AI analysis of aerial anomalies. This collaboration is unprecedented and signals that UAP research is now mainstream.
NASA’s expanding role confirms a simple truth: UFOs are real and the evidence extends beyond Earth. From the ISS to Mars and beyond, data keeps proving we are not alone. Humanity is standing at the edge of cosmic discovery and the skies above are no longer empty, they are alive with unknown intelligence.