A philosopher relaying a psychic spy's account claims the CIA engineered a backdoor into consumer DNA databases to flag users carrying extraterrestrial genetic markers. Tracing the claim to its origin reveals a chain of unverifiable testimony built on a single source — and a pattern of amplification that has obscured how thin the evidentiary foundation actually is.
A 1973 Apollo 17 crew debriefing, classified Confidential and declassified only this year, shows astronauts describing phenomena NASA's own public fact sheet later deemed not abnormal — a characterization the document itself does not fully support.
John Greenewald's Black Vault has begun publishing a curated collection of Stanton Friedman's writings, raising questions about what the archive preserves, what it omits, and how the claims inside those documents hold up against the record.
Over four years, Alejandro Rojas has quietly assembled one of the more unusual platforms in UAP media — part news show, part podcast, part interview series, distributed across multiple outlets with an eclectic guest roster that ranges from government scientists to television paranormal investigators. The question worth asking is what that architecture is actually for.
The leading prosaic explanation for what crashed near Roswell in 1947 rests partly on a balloon flight that its own documentation shows never completed. A close reading of the Randle-Gilles exchange reveals how thin — and how contested — that foundation actually is.
The fourth batch of declassified UAP files contains a radar image of an unidentified object at Pantex, America's sole nuclear weapons assembly plant. The document raises serious questions about how long UAPs have been appearing at nuclear sites — and how much of the record has already been erased.
The parents of Chandra Levy, the Washington intern murdered in 2001, have told media outlets they believe their daughter's death may be connected to UFOs and that she may have known too much. No evidence supporting that theory has been made public.
A declassified Defense Department document shows Pentagon officials systematically opposed a 2022 House provision that would have created an independent, publicly accessible channel for UAP whistleblowers — raising sharp questions about whether the department's stated commitment to transparency was ever sincere.
Steven Spielberg's new UFO film is drawing early critical praise, but the conversation around its release has surfaced a parallel story: Australian UFO researcher Bill Chalker's long-standing, unpublished verdict that a celebrated alien abduction case was a hoax — with a possible Scientology connection no one has fully traced.
A declassified AARO document traces the failed DHS program Kona Blue directly to the DIA's AAWSAP contract with Bigelow Aerospace, while Jacques Vallee's newly published journals describe a decade of shadow research that continued well after the government programs ended — raising questions about what the official record still doesn't show.