What did AARO's FY23 consolidated annual report on UAP say?
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The AARO FY23 consolidated annual report on UAP noted an increase in UAP reporting across the U.S. government, with 291 reports received between August 31, 2022, and April 30, 2023 [2]. Most reports were from military airspace, but there was a shift in reporting bias due to increased contributions from other sources [2]. No UAP reports were linked to adverse health effects, though some raised safety concerns due to unusual performance characteristics [4]. AARO continues to investigate and analyze UAP, working with partners to improve sensor technology and data collection [3].