On Feb. 19, 2026, President Donald Trump directed federal agencies to begin identifying and releasing government files related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP)—the official term now used for what were once called UFOs. The order calls for agencies to locate and release records tied to UAP investigations, including materials addressing evidence of potential nonhuman intelligence, fueling worldwide curiosity about what the U.S. government may reveal after decades of unexplained aerial events.[6]
If those records confirm the presence of nonhuman intelligence, the implications would be profound. But perhaps the most fascinating question would be: How would humans respond to learning we are not alone?
According to Steven Spielberg's anticipated summer blockbuster Disclosure Day, global panic and societal upheaval would rock the world. But psychology and Hollywood don't always align. Existing research about human behavior paints a somewhat different picture.
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