Secure Archive // Public Release
UFO / UAP
Unidentified aerial phenomena documented in officially released government archives.
648 published articles
A witness in Colorado Springs reported observing a large triangular object with red lights, exhibiting flight characteristics unlike any conventional aircraft.
An analysis of a U.S. Army sighting over Cheyenne Mountain suggests the observed object may have been a backscattering of sunlight rather than an unidentified aerial phenomenon.
Recent FBI documents reveal eyewitness accounts of both a massive triangular UAP and unidentified orbs, shedding light on the complexities of UAP sightings.
The debriefings reveal significant observations made by Lt. Col. John H. Glenn regarding luminous particles during his historic flight, prompting further scientific exploration.
The FBI correspondence from 1967 to 1974 highlights the agency's lack of involvement in UFO investigations despite public inquiries.
An FBI interview from 2026 details a witness account of multiple red lights observed during a reconnaissance mission.
A witness reported observing multiple unidentified red lights in the sky, noting unusual movements and a significant time discrepancy on his watch.
A Special Agent's report from 2026 describes a thermally elevated aerial object observed during a military operation.
An FBI document details a 2026 observation of two slow-moving black objects, captured using thermal imaging technology.
The report highlights recurring aerial observations across multiple states, emphasizing a consistent methodology in documentation.
The Department of Defense's response to a FOIA request highlights the complexities of whistleblower protections in relation to UAP-related disclosures.
The document presents a unique perspective on UAP, linking them to the urgent need for advancements in nuclear fusion technology.