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TopicOne September story I found particularly interesting was AARO’s move to seek subscription access to the National UFO Historical Records Center. The important part, to me, isn’t any suggestion that the archive contains some hidden smoking gun. The documented proposal is for access to historical UAP data, metadata and analysis, particularly material predating 1990. What makes that potentially useful is provenance. Civilian UFO organisations continued collecting witness interviews, correspondenc...
This is my 13th post of something unexplainable. I'm not the best editor, but I did what I could with what I had. So, these were meant to be just pictures of some clouds, actually just a picture. I had accidentally hit the shutter twice so there are 2 pictures. Since they were live photos, I got 2 videos. They were taken on Sunday, May 29, 2016 at 6:44 p.m. in Fayetteville, AR (metadata is great) I didn't even realize anything was there until I had put them on my pc and just happened to...

Hi I wanted to take a strictly analytical, cross-domain approach to the current state of UAP data. Instead of focusing on eyewitness accounts or blurry videos, I utilized an advanced AI data-processing framework to run a maximum-deduction analysis across three foundational pillars: Kinematics (Physics), Material Science (Chemistry), and Geospatial Distribution (Metadata). By feeding known, verified UAP parameters (such as those from the USS Nimitz radar data and peer-reviewed interstellar mat...
Middle East UFO Sighting
I recorded this in Alabama during an April walk with my dog. I still cannot identify the objects after many attempts . I will share the unedited clip as a whole and two versions zoomed in . Two orbs resembling stars moved side by side before vanishing. According to metadata and AI analysis, it is neither Starlink nor known space debris. The total recording is about 31 seconds.

8/ Quantity can create the impression of transparency without necessarily ever producing understanding. A government can release ten thousand pages and still withhold the radar track that establishes an object's velocity. It can publish a witness interview while withholding what investigators subsequently determined. It can release a targeting camera clip while protecting the metadata that tells us range and geometry. None of those examples automatically mean something extraordinary is being...

9/ What I want to see now is the original data and not another phone recording of a screen. The raw EO/IR feed. The complete PR117–PR122 video set. TACTOOL-derived velocity data. Aircraft position and orientation. Sensor metadata. Range estimates. Weapon timing. Anything that allows the reported 250-1,300 mph speeds and the reaction to the cannon fire to be independently reconstructed.

