AI Helps Canada Study UFOs by Distinguishing Birds, Planes, and Satellites from Unknown Objects

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Chris Rutkowski, a leading UFO researcher with Ufology Research, says AI can help Canada study UFOs by distinguishing birds, planes, and satellites from unknown objects, based on a 2025 nationwide analysis that found most sightings explainable, Calgary leading last year, and calls for a public UFO-monitoring agency to support defense and sovereignty; about one in ten Canadians have seen a UFO.

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