Secure Archive // Public Release
UFO / UAP
Unidentified aerial phenomena documented in officially released government archives.
648 published articles
The Safe Airspace for Americans Act mandates the FAA to establish comprehensive procedures for reporting and investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena, marking a pivotal shift in aviation safety protocols.
The FBI's investigation into animal mutilations in New Mexico reveals a complex web of theories, including potential links to UFOs.
The AARO, established by Congress, is tasked with investigating UAP and has made significant strides in data collection and analysis despite facing numerous challenges.
The AARO FY2025 report reveals a significant number of UAP reports resolved as prosaic objects, highlighting ongoing challenges in UAP analysis.
A personal letter included in the CIA report highlights the excitement surrounding UFO sightings, with claims of speeds reaching 12,000 kilometers per hour.
A segment from a 1990 Russian television program discusses a man's claims of alien encounters and mysterious scars.
As the USSR faced economic turmoil, public belief in miraculous solutions surged, raising questions about the potential for military intervention.
A selection of reports from FBIS London reveals insights into military and political issues in Russia during September 1992.
A collection of reports from July 28, 1992, detailing various political and economic issues in Russia, with no references to UAP or related phenomena.
The document highlights a significant event where a UFO was reportedly shot down in Siberia in 1987, amidst discussions of Russian political reform.
The CIS TV programming preview for December 14-20 features a notable UFO segment scheduled for December 19, reflecting the era's media engagement with unidentified phenomena.
The document compiles various news items related to military technology and aviation quality control, but lacks extraordinary claims.