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Connecticut has proposed legislation to establish a UAP research program, making it the third state to do so after New Jersey and Vermont. Dr. Brady-Estevez's testimony emphasizes the potential for UAP research to advance various industries, including aerospace and AI, leveraging Connecticut's robust aerospace sector.

The proposed initiative aims to spark innovation and economic growth, positioning the state as a leader in UAP-derived technologies. Past successes in deep technology investments suggest significant economic potential, with a focus on attracting capital and talent in critical technology areas.