While the populace waits with bated breath for official confirmation of what exactly is being shot down over the skies of North America and other locations around the globe, a new docuseries from National Geographic makes its television debut later today that it's sure to stoke the UFO fire.

"For more than five decades the US government has refused to discuss UFOs, but now, Navy pilots tell of seeing mysterious objects tracking their fighter jets – vehicles unlike anything they’ve ever seen before; top-secret Naval videos are leaked that captivate the world. Government officials, led by former U.S. Senator Harry Reid, demand an investigation. At long last, it looks like the truth about UFOs may finally be revealed."

Originally intended to be aired on CNN, this new controversial series was almost dealt a death blow but managed to survive against powerful conglomerate media influences bent on keeping UFOs out of the public...

BREAKING: The US military took bellicose action against a "drifting," metallic-like, unidentified flying object on Friday afternoon after it intruded into controlled airspace. The decision to attack the UAP came at the behest of President Biden, who feared the "high-altitude object" could pose a threat to aviation safety.

During a press conference, National Security Council official John Kirby stated that "The object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight."

The unidentified object was described as car-sized and different in shape from the spy balloon brought down last Saturday. Although it is unknown whether this new mystery interloper is China-based, officials are saying the object was tracked for a period of twenty-four hours to determine whether it was unmanned before it was fired upon.

The Pentagon is tracking a mystery object they are calling a "Chinese balloon" making its way across the continental US. On Thursday morning, media outlets reported on the incident citing the military's concern over such a blatant act of intrusion allegedly perpetrated by the People's Liberation Army.

"The United States government has detected and is tracking a high-altitude surveillance balloon that is flying over the continental United States right now," Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder told reporters. "NORAD [North American Aerospace Defense Command] continues to track and monitor it closely."

Apparently, this isn't the first time China has launched 'observation' platforms to gather intelligence over US territory and American maritime assets abroad. For quite some time now, rumors of Chinese drones invading the airspace of US Navy battle groups have prompted Congress to take action in...

The Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) scientific revolution is in full force. In recent years, many independent start-ups have emerged to address the information vacuum created by the Department of Defense in regards to this topic. While it is understandable that the US Government is trepid about sharing sources and methods with the public at large, it is also reasonable that the lack of concrete official information on UFOs fuels an inordinate amount of rumor, speculation, and mistrust of institutions tasked with identifying this perplexing phenomenon.

Enter Enigma Labs, a company created with the specific purpose of gathering and analyzing UFO data obtained from the general public in order to encourage further de-stigmatization of the topic while applying the tools of science to all incoming forms of UAP signals. With a growing number of experts at its disposal, Enigma Labs is...

Dozens of academics from all disciplines are coming together to inaugurate Limina's first UFO symposium. Sponsored by the Society for UFO Studies, Limina is a peer-reviewed academic journal founded with the specific intent of elevating the unidentified aerospace phenomena (UAP) to the next level of serious, rigorous, academic scholarship. Between February third and fifth of this year, a cadre of highly credentialed scholars will convene in an online event to discuss the nature of UAP and how the tools of science can advance our understanding of it.

This monumental shift in position from the STEM community regarding UFOs signals an openness to the idea that entities of unidentified origin are among us and can no longer be ignored. This welcomed development - largely due to the recognition by the US Department of Defense that unknown...

Las Vegas journalist and Godfather of Ufology, George Knapp, is teaming up with noted filmmaker Jeremy Corbell to bring us an exclusive podcast that promises to be out of this world.

Both Jeremy and Knapp have been instrumental cogs in the disclosure machinery that started rolling back in December 2017. Knapp, who has been pursuing the mystery behind the UAP phenomenon for decades, is making sure a new generation of journalists is ready to continue his legacy of excellent investigative work related to UFOs.

Jeremy, who is a well-known quantity in our field, is an enthusiastic young man full of passion and talent for a subject that is both vexing and compelling. With several critically-acclaimed films under his belt, plus a significant number of television appearances, Jeremy has become one of the youngest go-to-experts the mainstream media calls upon when the issue of UFOs needs to be addressed in a sobering manner...

UFO historian Richard Dolan is running a series of phenomenal interviews with Allan LaVigne. Mr. LaVigne is best known for having been an Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) research assistant way back in the heydays of ufology. After serving as an art illustrator for the famous organization, Allan was recruited by Jim and Coral Lorenzen as a field investigator for APRO.

Allan's tenure with APRO proved to be seminal and yielded important results which shed light not only on the mystery of UFOs, but also on government activities taking place behind the scenes. According to Mr. LaVigne, APRO may have been a fully-funded Air Force operation designed to gather as much data on the phenomenon while secretly preparing for an official disclosure event at the behest of the Carter Administration.

While this "Big Disclosure" didn't materialize, Allan kept a wealth of records substantiating his extraordinary claims. In the...

Former Navy aviator and UAP witness Ryan Graves is launching a new podcast dedicated to explore all things anomalous flying about. Mr. Graves was one of the first active duty pilots who reported encounters with strange unidentified aerial entities inside military training zones. His experience with UAP has been featured in 60 Minutes and a number of other television series, as well as prominent podcasts.

Mr. Graves currently serves as first Chair of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena Integration & Outreach Committee (UAPIOC), representing more than the 30,000 members of the aerospace industry. The goal of UAPIOC is to serve as a neutral, scientifically-focused group enabling safer commercial and military air and space operations.

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022 required the Director of National Intelligence, in consultation with the Secretary of Defense, to submit an annual report to Congress on unidentified aerial phenomena. ODNI submitted the classified annual report to Congress and published the unclassified annual report.

Russia is taking no chances with anything unidentified flying over its airspace. Earlier this week, media outlets picked up a story from Russian television claiming that a UFO was shot down deep inside the southern region of Rostov. According to the press release, a "small-size luminous object in the shape of a ball" was spotted hovering over the village of Sultan Sala, a region heavily militarized due to its proximity to contested territories.

Rather than taking the wait-and-see approach, Russian forces decided to engage the strange interloper just in case it was an enemy drone. Vasily Golubev, the governor of Rostov, urged the population to remain calm and trust the air defenses deployed all over the rural town. As far as the UFO is concerned, reports indicate the mystery ball exploded in the air shortly after being subjected to a barrage of anti-aircraft flak. It remains a mystery whether any pieces of the UFO made it...

Joerg Arnu, a long-time resident of Rachel, Nevada and owner of a popular website dedicated to all things Area 51, was the subject of a no-knock raid by federal agents. According to Mr. Arnu, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, along with agents from the Air Force Office of Special Investigations conducted a questionable search warrant on his property and that of his love interest, Linda Hellow. George Knapp - who broke the story on Twitter - interviewed Mr. Arnu on Coast to Coast AM in late November to get his side of the events.

Mr. Arnu, who is a popular figure in UFO culture, allegedly committed intense indiscretion when he posted sensitive material related to the infamous Nevada base, a facility speculated to be the repository of extraterrestrial craft and other exotic technology. Although Mr. Arnu is more interested in the earthly side of whatever is taking place at Area 51, such as the latest development in military...

Set to be released on the 31st of October, the much-anticipated government UFO report is now delayed while it is bureaucratically managed and sanitized in the halls of power before being presented to the public.

Earlier today, several media outlets announced they managed to get a glimpse of the information said to be contained in what is now one of the most important reports on unidentified aerial phenomena to date.

According to various sources, government agencies tasked with investigating UFOs have explained away the mystery surrounding most of the UFOs observed loitering in and around military training areas as nothing more than airborne trash and foreign aerial vehicles conducting alleged surveillance activities.

The remaining portion of UFOs yet to be identified continue to be a cause for concern, but are not assigned any exotic origin or given any preeminence over their prosaic...

In a stunning reversal, the New York Times just published a piece that appears to retract their former position on UFOs. Back in 2017, the famed publication shook the world with an article about a secret Pentagon program dedicated to the study of unidentified aerial phenomena. The revelation - which caused a veritable media shitstorm - rekindled the fire of alleged alien visitation in the hearts and minds of a populace grown accustomed to treat the subject as nothing more than a peculiarity endowed with significant entertaining value but very little real-world gravitas.

Much to the chagrin of the defense apparatus - which had tried to keep the 'alien' cork from ever popping back up to the proverbial surface - UFOs regained a modicum of credibility and even managed to gain the attention of certain individuals embedded in academic circles, whom were more than eager to push the boundaries of...

The race is on to acquire UFO material for research and development. If the rumors are true, several defense companies doing business with the federal government are already in possession of extraterrestrial material - and the rest of the military-industrial complex wants a piece of the action. For over eighty years, claims of alien crashes and retrieval have circulated in ufology circles and popular lore. Now, thanks to the hard work of key former government insiders, new mandates are about to be signed into law, effectively compelling the Defense Department to release information of where it is allegedly hiding all the alien goodies.

In an exclusive interview with a rising defense contractor, investigative reporter George Knapp took the pulse of the industry regarding their position about the potential acquisition of alleged alien material with positive results. Among those companies wanting to get their hands on alien tech is...

UFO investigator Anthony Bragalia just released an explosive article on his website providing intriguing revelations about an alleged alien tissue storage area located deep inside Walter Reed's Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. According to the piece, Dr. Charles Stahl - a renowned US Navy forensic pathologist and Chief Armed Forces Medical Examiner at said facility - told a colleague that the aforementioned "building is where we store the alien tissues."

The shocking statement, as told to Dr. Chris Green - yet another noted forensic physician and current Assistant Dean of the Wayne State School of Medicine in Michigan - is perhaps one of the most significant pieces of information regarding the alleged possession of extraterrestrial biological material in government's hands. If confirmed, this new piece of testimonial evidence will no doubt propel the push for disclosure to new...

The case for technosignatures originating from outer space is gaining support in academic circles. After Professor Loeb's controversial claim - supported by observational data - that Oumuamua could be a derelict extraterrestrial probe, many scientists started warming up to the idea that alien artifacts may indeed be populating the interstellar medium.

The latest academic to jump on the bandwagon of extraterrestrial technosignatures is Prof. B. P. Embaid, a Condensed Matter physicist hailing from Universidad Central de Venezuela. In a recent paper, Prof. Embaid argues that many meteorite samples collected on our planet could hide evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence.

In order to make the case for alien artifacts raining down from space, Prof. Embaid cited the presence of Heideite and Brezinaite, both exotic alloys embedded in two meteorites that landed in India and Yemen several...

For those of you who are not acquainted with NIM-A, here is a brief summary of the office and its mission statement: "The National Intelligence Manager for the Air Domain serves as the Director of National Intelligence's principle adviser on air domain issues. NIM-Aviation leads Intelligence Community efforts to identify, analyze, and integrate intelligence on threats and vulnerabilities in the air domain. NIM-Aviation coordinates with air domain community stake holders (defense, federal, state, local, tribal, territorial, international, private sector, and academia) to support and advocate for intelligence priorities and opportunities to strengthen the safety and security of the Air Domain."

Given the increased attention unidentified flying objects are receiving from the government and mainstream media, NIM-A has decided to incorporate a flying saucer into their brand new logo. This...

An explosive exposé by The Washington Post just revealed the extent and influence of online psychological operations conducted by US military intelligence across various social media platforms. According to the article, The White House is disturbed by the ongoing internet manipulation and dissemination of potential (mis/dis) information these agencies are engaged in - and is ordering an investigation. The issue first came to light after Facebook and Twitter discovered and removed an unspecified number of "pro-West" social media accounts originating in the United States allegedly managed by military intelligence.

The Biden administration expressed its concerns over the tactics the Defense Department is deploying in order to manipulate the public's perception on issues such as the war in Ukraine, China's aggressive stand on Hong Kong, and overall anti-Russian and anti-Iranian...

The Air Force's tumultuous relationship with UFOs continues. This week, Frank Kendall, the 26th Secretary of the Air Force, went on CBS Mornings to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the august military branch. Among the topics of discussion brought up by the hosts was the issue of UFOs and whether they were a cause for concern. As soon as he heard the word UFO, Secretary Kendall burst into laughter and proceeded to diminish the significance of unidentified objects as nothing more than an oddity worth looking into but not losing sleep over.

This is the second time Secretary Kendall has dismissed UFOs during a public appearance. His personal position on the issue is that there are more urgent matters the Air Force is currently facing, and UFOs are not one of them. When asked about his concerns as Secretary of the Air Force, Mr. Kendall emphatically said China...

The road to disclosure continues to be a rocky one full of obfuscation and denial. Yesterday, John Greenewald of The Black Vault received official communication from the US Navy denying his request for any and all UFO/UAP videos contained within the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR).

Following the release of the now-famous 2017 Navy videos depicting unidentified objects intruding in controlled airspace and areas of operations, UFO investigators and researchers were optimistic that more official UFO footage was on the verge of being released.

Armed with this knowledge, Mr. Greenewald filed multiple Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests in the hopes of obtaining the ever-illusive, high-definition visual media the community has been anxiously awaiting for many decades, only to be disappointed once more by the secrecy apparatus within the Department of Defense...