The Pentagon's large-scale declassification of UFO/UAP documents this time is a key move in fulfilling former President Trump's promise of "transparency of information" since he publicly committed to it in February of this year, directly driving recent fluctuations in the prediction market's probability of "confirmation of extraterrestrial existence in the United States before 2027."

However, as a flagship figure in space exploration, Elon Musk's 36-hour period of "absolute silence" is highly consistent with his usual stance of publicly questioning such topics. This deliberate cold treatment is especially noticeable in the nationwide celebration led by Trump. The key point is that this declassification effort was strongly promoted by the Trump administration, and Musk and Trump have been at an icy standstill since their public fallout last year over the Epstein list incident. Musk's silence is not only a technical skepticism of extraterrestrial topics but also seems like a deliberate distancing from politically driven issues, avoiding adding any heat to the public discourse.
UFO information has been public for over 36 hours, Musk remains "absolutely silent"
On May 10, after the Pentagon's major declassification of over 160 UFO/UAP documents, photos, and videos on May 8, the global discussion about extraterrestrial evidence has been intense. However, more than 36 hours have passed since the event, and space exploration advocate Musk continues to maintain absolute silence on the X platform regarding this matter.
Musk has previously stated multiple times that "I have never seen any evidence of aliens or alien technology. Most unidentified phenomena are likely caused by secret human weapons projects or satellites, not extraterrestrial visitors."
This冷处理 of UFO document declassification further reinforces Musk's rational skepticism towards alien technology. $BNB