UFOs Over Ukraine's Front Lines. Russia Is the Official Guess.
A spherical object with cone-shaped protrusions hovered at 800 meters and didn't react to an approaching drone. Sound familiar? The U.S. military documented the same shape in 2013.
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UAP Reports from 1944-2026. What the Dates Reveal.
The Pentagon's declassified UAP files span 82 years, four agencies, and 34 incidents. This interactive timeline lets you explore every record — from WWII foofighters to a 2026 Army infrared video released the same day as the dataset.
The Pentagon Just Put Its UAP Files Online. Start Watching.
The Pentagon released its first UAP files Friday. The images are murky. The transparency claim is not.
Mars Has the Ingredients. Nobody Knows Who Packed the Bag.
A 3.5-billion-year-old Martian rock just yielded 21 organic molecules, including a DNA precursor never seen on Mars before. So where did they come from?
Unannounced Pentagon UAP Workshop Shapes What Counts as UFO Data
UFO workshop shapes how UAP data is collected, analyzed, and recorded. Transparency and future evidence collection standards could suffer.
Alien Life May Be Hiding in the Math
We've been looking for life one planet at a time. A new method says that's the wrong scale entirely.
The U.S. Government Now Owns Alien Domains. The Sites Are Empty. The Explanation Is "Stay Tuned."
The U.S. quietly registered alien.gov during a shutdown and won’t say why. With UFO files about to drop, what does the domain grab mean?
46 Named UFO Videos. A Congressional Deadline The Pentagon Missed.
Congress didn't ask what might exist. They asked for specific files, by name. Someone gave them the list.
Pre-Sputnik Sky Photos Caught Mysterious Flashes. They Clustered Around Nuclear Tests.
Pre-Sputnik sky photos show mysterious flashes clustering around nuclear test dates. What exactly was up there before we started launching things?
The Ocean Smells Like Life. A Planet 124 Light-Years Away Does Too.
A distant planet's atmosphere may carry the chemical fingerprint of life. What's producing it — ocean microbes or something else entirely — is a question that could take years to answer.