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A declassified Defense Intelligence Reference Document from 2010, produced under the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System Applications (AAWSA) Program, details the potential of ultracapacitors for military applications, including pulsed power for directed-energy weapons and electric propulsion.
Two Defense Intelligence Agency advanced technology reports produced under the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) program — one on high-energy laser weapons and one on metallic spintronics — reveal the breadth of the program's research portfolio beyond UAP-specific topics.
A newly declassified Defense Intelligence Agency report from 2009 details the potential of metallic glasses—amorphous metals with exceptional strength—for aerospace applications, part of the agency's Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications program.
A newly released DIA reference document from the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications program provides a detailed look at materials for launch vehicles, space vehicles, and propulsion systems, including advanced aluminum alloys and composites.
A newly released DIA reference document from 2010, part of the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program, provides a detailed overview of biomaterials used in medical devices, from silicones to biodegradable polymers.
A declassified DIA reference document from 2010 details concepts for launching nanosatellites using ground-based lasers, a propulsion method that could reduce launch costs and enable swarms of small spacecraft. The report, produced under the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications program, also examines potential weapon applications of laser Lightcraft.
In November 1957, multiple witnesses near Levelland, Texas, reported a glowing object that stalled car engines. The Air Force's Project Blue Book concluded the sightings were 'probably due to a phenomena known as ball lightning,' but requested further scientific review.
A February 18, 2020 Defense Health Agency letter confirms that records titled 'UFO Article' from the OHA 315.5 Stahl Collection were located and released in full in response to a Black Vault FOIA request.
NASA's final FOIA response (20-HQ-F-00617) released grant reports for NASA grant NNX14AR81G, 'Astrobiology, Religion, and Society,' led by Dr. William Storrar at the Center of Theological Inquiry — records tied to a January 10, 2017 Congressional Record reference to a '$1 million NASA project' on religion and extraterrestrial life.
The document states that anomalous propagation effects are probably responsible for many UFO reports, but acknowledges a small, significant residue of cases with no plausible explanation.
In a 1973 report released under an NSA file number, Harold Sherman and Ingo Swann described a simultaneous psychic probe of Jupiter — comparing impressions of crystal clouds, mountain ranges, and a possible hydrogen mantle — while NASA's Pioneer 10 was en route to the planet.
A recent FOIA response indicates that while a record related to UAP communications was found, it is partially exempt from disclosure due to privacy concerns.