President Trump has indicated his administration intends to declassify and release government UFO files “in the near future,” according to recent public statements. The President characterized the contents as containing “interesting” information and referenced officials who “saw things you wouldn’t…
A significant dispute has emerged within the UAP research community following the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office’s comprehensive 2024 report examining decades of unidentified aerial phenomena cases. The report, produced under the direction of former AARO chief Sean Kirkpatrick, concluded that…
A new scientific study has identified a potential physiological explanation for the unsettling sensations often reported in older buildings—phenomena that have traditionally been attributed to paranormal activity. Researchers have focused their investigation on infrasound, acoustic frequencies below the threshold of…
Astronomers have documented a phenomenon that challenges our understanding of galactic mechanics: star formation in the Milky Way appears to cease abruptly at approximately 40,000 light-years from the galactic center. This boundary represents a hard limit to stellar nurseries within…
A team of researchers has published findings suggesting that our current approach to detecting extraterrestrial life may be fundamentally limited in scope. Rather than focusing exclusively on biosignatures from individual exoplanets, the scientists argue that we should expand our search…
Researchers have identified the source of anomalous radio signals detected beneath Antarctica’s ice sheet, adding another piece to our growing understanding of the continent’s hidden electromagnetic phenomena. The signals, which initially puzzled scientists, have now been traced to natural geological…
Archaeological excavations at Karahan Tepe, the sister site to the world-famous Göbekli Tepe in southeastern Turkey, have yielded new evidence that challenges our understanding of early human civilization. The site, dated to approximately 12,000 years ago, has been dubbed “the…
Air Force intel officer James Sullivan agreed to testify about UAP crash retrieval programs. Weeks later he was dead. Now Congress wants answers.
Air Force intel officer James Sullivan agreed to testify about UAP crash retrieval programs. Weeks later he was dead. Now Congress wants answers.
The question of private contractor involvement in UAP programs has gained renewed attention following social media commentary from Dan Zetterström, co-host of That UFO Podcast. While details remain limited based on the available information, the discussion touches on a critical…