Dr. Randy Bostock, a former scientific advisor, describes the new "Gremlin" sensor system. The system is designed to monitor the skies for unusual, unidentified phenomena.
Former Pentagon science adviser Dr. Randy Bostick describes Gremlin, a sensor system designed to watch the sky for weeks or months at a time. The segment frames the system as part of a broader shift in the Pentagon’s approach to unidentified anomalous phenomena: its office is no longer only collecting reports, but also using sensors to monitor the sky over extended periods. The segment identifies Gremlin’s intended role; it does not establish that the system has detected any unknown objects.
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