Gemini: Based on the context of military aviation terminology, standard Navy brevity codes, radar/sensor systems (like ATFLIR), and the publicly known descriptions of these events provided by whistleblowers like Ryan Graves and David Fravor (e.g., the "tic-tac" and "cube inside a clear sphere" descriptions), here are my best educated guesses for the redacted text. I have left the original bracketed word intact and added my educated guess directly inside it, formatted as [redacted (guess: ...)...

I have a proposal, and I'm curious whether anyone here would actually be interested in participating. Personally getting a little antsy waiting on the government. The National Archives has established a UAP Records Collection under the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act. Federal agencies were required to identify and organize UAP-related records, including records concerning technologies of unknown origin and nonhuman intelligence. Here's the part I find particularly interesting: NARA's...

[Retweeted] NASA photographed a UFO during Gemini 11 in September 1966. The public photo was sanitised. A print from a NASA engineer’s collection shows what may be the strongest photographic evidence of a non-human craft. https://t.co/4fek5y3Yhr

NASA photographed a UFO during Gemini 11 in September 1966. The public photo was sanitised. A print from a NASA engineer’s collection shows what may be the strongest photographic evidence of a non-human craft. https://t.co/4fek5y3Yhr

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a highly experimental video project I’ve been building. I’ve spent the last few weeks feeding historical, archaeological, and UAP-related materials into a Gemini Notebook setup. Instead of just asking a generic chatbot to "write a script," I built custom personas—what I call a Resident Council of Experts—to analyze the data from six sharply competing angles: The Historian: Focuses on chronological anomalies, ancient texts, and "history resets". The Techno-Oracl...

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a highly experimental video project I’ve been building. I’ve spent the last few weeks feeding historical, archaeological, and UAP-related materials into a Gemini Notebook setup. Instead of just asking a generic chatbot to "write a script," I built custom personas—what I call a Resident Council of Experts—to analyze the data from six sharply competing angles: The Historian: Focuses on chronological anomalies, ancient texts, and "history resets". The Techno-Oracl...

I was just in a conversation with Google's Gemini which I use to study Search Engine Optimization stuff. I've suspected, and Gemini has alluded to the idea that the UAP topic is not treated kindly by the search engines. I finally got a nice clean answer as to why. From Gemini: