Secure Archive // Public Release
UFO / UAP
Unidentified aerial phenomena documented in officially released government archives.
648 published articles
A former U.S. Army intelligence officer reported a UAP with unique features, including a cloaking ability, observed over Cheyenne Mountain.
The document reveals discussions on the state of psychic research in Britain and the potential for future developments in Russia.
A 1952 interview reveals a hypnotist's confidence in using hypnosis and drugs to extract information, raising ethical questions about psychological manipulation in intelligence.
A 1964 CIA memorandum categorizes hypnosis-related writings and discusses their potential military applications, expressing skepticism about their claims.
The Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Contract, awarded to BAASS, aims to study foreign advanced aerospace weapon threats projected through 2050.
On April 24, 1964, Socorro police officer Lonnie Zamora reported a close encounter with an egg-shaped UFO, leading to a series of investigations and witness testimonies that continue to intrigue UFO enthusiasts.
The Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) played a pivotal role in analyzing Soviet military capabilities and UFO sightings during the 1950s, shaping national security policy in a time of heightened tension.
A recent FOIA response from the U.S. Forest Service reveals that they have received reports of UFOs, though details remain largely redacted.
The FY23 Consolidated Annual Report on UAP highlights a significant increase in sightings, particularly from commercial pilots, while confirming no adverse health effects from encounters.
In August 1979, two unidentified spherical objects were discovered in Bolivia, raising questions about their origin and nature.
The U.S. government expressed willingness to assist in identifying a potentially Soviet object found in Ivory Coast, while Grenada proposed a UN agency for UFO research.
Tyrone Farmer's dossier presents a detailed analysis of various non-human entities, drawing on historical and modern accounts to argue for their existence.