Congress recently held its first meeting on unidentified aerial phenomena in nearly 60 years. It revealed that the U.S military has had nearly 400 encounters with unidentified aerial objects.

Nina Melendez sits down with science philosopher Carol Cleland and Harvard Astronomy Department Director Avi Loeb to discuss this phenomena and what it means for the future of tech.

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Unidentified Aerial Phenomena or UAPs — better known as UFOs in non-military speak — have long been on the U.S. government's radar. But Congress recently held its first hearing about them in more than 50 years to get an update on UAP incidents. In testimony, intelligence officials talked about "competing needs for transparency and secrecy" while they investigate some 400 encounters with UAPs dating back to 2004.

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