Guide · Nov 10, 2026
The U.S. government has logged 1,870 UAP reports and explains about a third of each year's new ones. Here are the official counts from Project Blue Book to AARO's 2025 report, what the explained sightings turned out to be and why most of the rest stay open.
Guide · Nov 9, 2026
Every U.S. congressional UAP hearing by date, from May 2022 onward: who testified on the record, what was entered, and what each hearing actually added.
Guide · Nov 6, 2026
The Pentagon, the National Archives, the FBI, the CIA and the NSA all post declassified UFO records online for free. Here's what each archive holds, how to search it and what the government's own reports concluded.
Guide · Nov 4, 2026
The Air Force logged 12,618 UFO sightings from 1947 to 1969 and couldn't explain 701. Here's who ran Project Blue Book, what it concluded, why it was shut down and where to read the files.
Guide · Nov 3, 2026
Kenneth Arnold, June 24, 1947: his own report near Mount Rainier, the press record that named the flying saucer, and the Air Force file that followed it.
Guide · Nov 2, 2026
In 1961 a New Hampshire couple reported a light that followed their car. The abduction story came out under hypnosis three years later. Here's what the earliest records say, what's only claimed, and what's still open.
Guide · Oct 30, 2026
The Calvine photograph, August 1990: what the print shows, the MoD file behind it, the 2022 release, and what remains unreleased, in dates and documents.
Guide · Oct 29, 2026
Area 51 is real, and the CIA's own history explains why it was built at Groom Lake and what flew there. Here's what the declassified records confirm, what's only claimed, and what's still secret.
Guide · Oct 28, 2026
An Arizona logger vanished for five days in 1975 and came back saying he'd been aboard a craft. Here's what the polygraph records actually show, why skeptics call it a hoax, and what two crewmen have said since.
Guide · Oct 27, 2026
A former intelligence officer told Congress under oath that the U.S. runs a secret crash-retrieval program. Here's exactly what he said, what he said he hadn't seen, and what the record shows since.
Guide · Oct 26, 2026
The Pentagon's seventh batch of UFO files leads with a silent black triangle, a former UAP official's memoir draws pushback, and a hearing still has no date. Here's what's documented this week and what's only been claimed.
Guide · Oct 22, 2026
In 1989 a Las Vegas man said he'd worked on alien craft at a secret site south of Area 51. Here's what the lab letters, court records and Pentagon reviews show, and what still rests on his word alone.
Guide · Oct 21, 2026
A Utah family's 1996 story became a billionaire's research project, a Pentagon contract and a History Channel hit. Here's what the records show, what the show presents, and what's still only a claim.
Guide · Oct 20, 2026
In 2011 a Swedish dive team's sonar caught a round shape on the floor of the Gulf of Bothnia. Here's what the image shows, what the rocks showed, and what's still only a claim.
Guide · Oct 18, 2026
Seven tranches of Pentagon UFO files have posted at war.gov/ufo since May 8, 2026: the dates, the official record counts and what each batch added.
Guide · Oct 17, 2026
A silent line of lights crossing the sky is one of the most reported “UFOs” there is. Here’s what a Starlink train is, why it looks so strange, and how to check.
Guide · Oct 16, 2026
A congressman played a clip of a Hellfire missile hitting an “orb” off Yemen. Here’s what the record shows, what the Pentagon said, and why analysts say balloon.
Dispatch · Aug 5, 2026
Guide · Aug 3, 2026
The honest answer has two halves: microbial life elsewhere looks increasingly plausible — and none of that is evidence about UAP.
Guide · Aug 3, 2026
There are real channels — civilian and military — and a good report is mostly about what you write down in the first five minutes.
Guide · Aug 3, 2026
What happened at Roswell, as a document timeline: the July 1947 press release and retraction, the 1994 Air Force Mogul report and the 1997 follow up report.
Guide · Aug 3, 2026
The credible record clusters into a few recurring shapes — spheres, oblongs, and silent triangles — and the clusters have moved with the decades.
Guide · Aug 3, 2026
The premise is backwards. Official UAP reporting is at an all-time high — what changed is where the reports go.
Guide · Aug 3, 2026
In the credible record, overwhelmingly: nothing. Across decades and continents, the recurring detail is silence — and silence is harder to explain than a roar.
