Chuck Schumer challenges Trump to declassify UFO documents. Experts say it's a good move

With three words, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer challenged President Donald Trump to open a potential Pandora’s Box of scientific news: “Now do UFOs,” the leading Democrat posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, referring to unidentified flying objects. She added that the “best case is that with transparency, people can see the UAP mystery for themselves and hard data is made available for the scientific community to try and get some answers.” "There are thousands of classified UAP records across government agencies that would be subject to declassification by executive order." “There are thousands of classified UAP records across government agencies that would be subject to declassification by executive order and include high definition video, sensor data, official reports, and compelling testimony regarding unidentified objects with anomalous characteristics and the government programs that studied them, and there are still other records that could be exempt for national security reasons,” Morris said. “I lead the Galileo Project at Harvard University, which is constructing three new observatories that are expected to track more than a million objects in the sky this year.” Harry Reid, the late Senator and Democratic Majority Leader who made waves in 2021 by calling for the declassification of UFO documents, articulated at the time a non-scientist’s perspective on the subject.