It's been about five years since the U.S. government decided to pull a 180 on how they were handing (lie and deny) the UFO phenomenoa. UFOs become UAPs to eliminate the UFO stigma and broadening explanations to include things/objects that aren't necessarily flying and or maybe in or on the water. No one seemed to blink an eye, and use the term UAP just as they did UFO. Along with the new acronym comes transparency. No more ridiculous lies about UFO sightings being Jupiter, or Venus, swamp gas...

one of the more unusual non-human civilization reports I’ve heard in a guided trance session was not mainly about technology, war or spacecraft. It was about a market, and the strangest thing there was how normal everything felt. I’ll call the subject Lena. She described arriving near a planet that looked a little like Jupiter but pink, then meeting upright pink beings with wide lipless mouths, large eyes and bulb-like fingertips. Her closest comparison was frogs, and she experienced them as...

Disclosure has four gates. Three are being fought. One isn't. Classification. Media. Congress. And scientific publishing: the gate that turns everything else into permanent record. The largest Scientific Publisher is holding that gate shut. No papers. No citations. No field. No future. If we are the only ones fighting this, then this is the hill we will die on. 🫡 [Quoted] It's been 30 days since 3I/ATLAS made its closest approach to Jupiter. One paper has appeared on arXiv since then. One. F...

It's been 30 days since 3I/ATLAS made its closest approach to Jupiter. One paper has appeared on arXiv since then. One. From a team using a 10-inch telescope. Nothing from Hubble. Nothing from JWST. Nothing from Juno. Nothing from ESA. Nothing from any major observatory on Earth. No new papers in Icarus. No new papers in MNRAS. No new papers in ApJL. No new papers in A&A. The community that produced dozens of papers per month for 9 straight months hasn't published a single major result from t...

🚨Seventy scientific papers in nine months. Then zero. The entire research community studying interstellar object 3I/ATLAS stopped publishing the same week four of our predictions became testable at Jupiter. Today we opened the ledger. Every prediction and analytical call this publication has made since December 15, 2025: scored. 23 entries. 12 confirmed. 0 wrong. The dates don't move. The links don't change. The record is the record. 🔗👇

Time: 23rd of March, 8:00pm Location: Iasi, Romania I was out stargazing with my telescope when I looked at Jupiter and saw a light moving around, I figured it was a satellite but when I noticed it stopped and changed directions I started recording. I filmed it east between the constellations of Ursa Major and Leo. I checked flight radar for any flights over the sky in my general area that would be able to be seen but none matched and the light didn't flicker like an airplane's. submitted by...

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is fading away. It got closest to Jupiter on March 16, 2026 and then it's going to head out of the Solar System in a nearly symmetric fashion to the way it came in. Below I've simplified all the listed anomalies from a recent article by prof Avi Loeb. 1. Mass doesn’t add up → There seems to be too much of this kind of object compared to what star systems can produce. Analogy: Like finding way more cars in a town than factories that could’ve built them. 2. Orbi...