UFOs sightings will be better documented after House vote on reporting system

UFO sightings are set to become better documented after House members voted for a new system to report the unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) to authorities.

The House voted without any debate on the bipartisan amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act on Wednesday, meaning there was no opposition, NBC News reported.

The bill would introduce a new system for UFO or UAP reporting, mainly aimed at current and former military personnel, government civilians and contractors.

Republican congressman Mike Gallagher, one of two sponsors to the bill, said it would see information shared immediately with Congress.