BAASS’s November 2009 report combines MUFON field cases, Utah Ranch patrols and interviews, proposed experiments and a preliminary blue-orb medical investigation. It includes a model-glider identification, normal radiation checks and explicit criticisms of uncontrolled coin-movement reports. The medical annex is heavily redacted, and the report does not establish a causal link between the claimed encounter and illness.

BAASS’s March–April 2010 Utah Ranch investigation combines local witness interviews, camera deployment, radio-frequency measurements and plant experiments. An attached laboratory report identifies the tested hairs as raccoon and domestic dog; the fence samples do not establish an unknown creature. The report also qualifies its sighting-map extrapolations and says the plant experiments were too early for conclusions.

BAASS’s November 2010 capabilities report describes its DIA-funded personnel, sensors, Project Capella databases and engineering software. It revisits the 2004 Nimitz encounter and demonstrates fluid-flow, underwater-acoustic and radar-cross-section models. The calculations depend on assumed conditions and limited testimony; they do not measure an unknown vehicle’s propulsion or establish the report’s speculative cloaking and undersea interpretations.