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The NSA has upheld its refusal to confirm or deny possession of records related to the alleged "Immaculate Constellation" program following a FOIA appeal by The Black Vault, while the Pentagon states it holds no records of such a program. In a separate development, the Pentagon has established a new Department of War legal waiver that provides protection for U.S. government personnel to disclose classified UAP-related national defense information. Avi Loeb emphasized the scientific necessity of high-resolution evidence to resolve UAP mysteries and advance collaboration with the U.S. government. The Black Vault also released declassified NSA records clarifying that PROMIS was a 1970s intelligence-product database, and published a heavily redacted 1972 NSA Technical Journal article after a nine-year FOIA wait.
The NSA has upheld its refusal to confirm or deny possession of records related to the alleged "Immaculate Constellation" program, rejecting a FOIA appeal by The Black Vault. The Pentagon states it has no records of such a program.
Avi Loeb discusses the scientific challenge of resolving UAP mysteries, arguing that definitive high-resolution evidence is essential to convince skeptics and that collaboration with the U.S. government is valuable.
The Black Vault has published declassified NSA records clarifying that PROMIS (Product Management Information System) was an intelligence-product database developed in the 1970s, not related to the controversial PROMIS software that has been the subject of decades of speculation.