Three senators confirmed a classified briefing. One confirmed the subject was retrieval programs. No public record of substance.
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has released preliminary FY2025 data. 757 new reports logged. Sensor confirmation rate up from prior year.
Brazil's Air Force has released a further tranche of Operation Prato documentation. The 1977 Amazônia investigation remains one of the most detailed official UAP records in existence.
From Elizondo's departure from the DoD in 2017 to the current litigation, a complete account of the legal record underlying the AATIP disclosure.
The TicTac encounter remains the benchmark documented UAP case. A complete review of the FLIR footage, pilot testimony, and radar data in the public record.
From the July 2023 House Oversight hearing to the September 2025 Task Force session — every witness who has testified publicly before Congress on UAP, on the record, under oath.
From the Gillibrand amendment to the current NDAA framework — a complete legislative history of what Congress has and has not been able to compel.
Peer-reviewed literature, AARO documentation, and congressional testimony — what can be verified and what remains contested in the materials record.
France established the world's first official government UAP investigation body. A review of what GEIPAN's public database contains and what it has formally categorised as unexplained.
Mellon's role as former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and his subsequent work on UAP disclosure — what he has said on the record and where it stands.
The declassified record of Project Blue Book, the Condon Report, and what the Robertson Panel recommended that the public was not told for two decades.
The December 2017 NYT story by Kean, Blumenthal, and Cooper broke the AATIP program publicly. An assessment of what has changed in the eight years since publication.
Congressional oversight, government documentation, whistleblower testimony, and the international record of UAP encounters. Primary sources cited. Nothing published without a traceable chain.
Congressional Record, AARO reports, FOIA releases. Liberation Times, The Debrief, The War Zone, DefenseScoop, NewsNation, The New York Times, Reuters. International government disclosure bodies.
Independent. The record of a government being pushed toward acknowledgment, covered as it happens. Read more