[Retweeted] Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s… A flying black triangle swooping through a canyon and spooking multiple federal agents? The U.S. government’s latest “UFO files” release includes this odd report, and more. https://t.co/HthJu7vxMx

Avi Loeb was named chair of the UAP Science Advisory Council in June 2026. The council was set up with the White House, AARO, ODNI, the FBI and the wider intelligence community, and it reports to a UAP Governing Board that first met in mid-June. Per Scientific American, it has no budget of its own beyond some travel costs for members. Meanwhile, the first release of government UAP records, cleared May 8, 2026, was heavily redacted, with many videos carrying little or no context. So an unfunde...

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Scientific American: The vast majority of Americans believe the government is withholding information about UFOs. https://t.co/wHbBjcnekZ https://t.co/41FPIHeTbG

Scientific American - More Americans believe the government is withholding information about UFOs - Skepticism is dropping - In 2019 60% of Americans believed UAPs are man-made or natural phenomenon - now it's 49%.

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RT @Cortex_Zero: Scientific American is now covering one of the most interesting cases in PURSUE Release 05: the Gulf of Oman “cold orbs” i…

@sciam Article: https://t.co/E2D8gmnASF

Scientific American is now covering one of the most interesting cases in PURSUE Release 05: the Gulf of Oman “cold orbs” incident. According to the associated government report, U.S. Special Operations personnel aboard an AC-130J observed multiple anomalous objects on infrared sensors during a 2021 exercise. The report describes them as “cold orbs,” moving in formation at speeds ranging from roughly 250 to 1,300 mph, with no detected means of propulsion. But the key issue remains the same. Th...

Good to see a serious and well known scientific publication promptly reporting the story The footage was recorded on a cellular device in September 2021 and shows the infrared display of a U.S. Special Operations Forces AC-130J gunship flying over the Gulf of Oman during a training exercise. In an accompanying incident report, the blips are described as “Multiple Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Observed Maneuvering Erratically and In Formation.” The report states that the objects appeared to b...