CDR Chad Underwood describes radar indications he interpreted as active jamming during the TIC TAC UFO encounters. The complete sensor data would help test that interpretation. Watch the exchange from WEAPONIZED, Episode 27. https://t.co/I01ycjIQsz https://t.co/EmEbrrPaxp

Most discussion here correctly focuses on military encounters, sensor data, and crash-retrieval claims. I’d like to put one additional category of material on the table: a contact narrative that has already reached a mass audience outside the United States and that makes a clear distinction between different levels of non-human intelligence. Thiaoouba Prophecy (Michel Desmarquet; English edition distributed by Simon & Schuster / Inner Traditions) has sold millions of copies in China and Taiwa...

Hey @MITREcorp, have you responded to Representative Burlison's interrogatory regarding MITRE's knowledge and records on UFOs? Surely your legally required response will comprehensively address and supply decades of internal MITRE documents, records, and audiovisual files for Section 5: "Sensor Data, Domain Awareness, and UAP/USO Detection". I reckon Congress and the American People would be very keen to learn about MITRE's involvement in a decades-old, unacknowledged Special Access Program r...

9/ This is why the argument over "better footage" matters more than it might initially appear. A clearer photograph would definitely be interesting, but clarity alone is not what makes a case scientifically useful. A blurry object with complete calibrated sensor data could potentially tell us far more than a super clear photograph with no provenance or measurements attached. What I want to see released isn't just a more impressive UFO video. I want the case behind the video along with the rad...

🚨DR. PHIL CALLS THE LATEST UFO FILE RELEASE "FILLER" Dr. Phil has now weighed in on the Pentagon's fifth UFO file release, and he is clearly not very impressed. He says only two parts are really worth attention too and that is the Air Force gunship sensor data showing objects behaving unlike known aircraft, and the recurring pattern of eyewitness testimony stretching across decades. Everything else, in DR.Phils words, is "filler." I have to agree with his bigger criticism about the way discl...

6/ The public footage is not the original sensor recording. At least some of what has been released consists of a cellphone recording of the AC-130J’s infrared display. That means blur, flicker, apparent shape and motion can all be affected by the secondary recording process, so precise conclusions about size, temperature or acceleration should therefore come from the underlying sensor data and the intelligence report, not from eyeballing the compressed public clip.

🚨BREAKING🚨: There are reports of cell phone footage inside the US government of black triangle UFOs, filmed from under a hundred feet away. Footage clear enough to end the debate about evidence overnight. The whistleblower saying so stood beneath one himself, and his conclusion under oath is that the craft was not human made and not ours. Dylan Borland (@TheDylanBorland) was an Air Force geospatial intelligence analyst whose literal job was identifying aircraft from sensor data; one morning...

UAP Gerb on Christopher Mellon advocating for sensor data in UAP transparency push: "Why is UFO retrieval, exploitation, and reverse engineering, for which you have advocated transparency in the past, taking a backseat to a handful of specific sensor data?"

Skeptic here, I’m gonna keep it short and sweet. Why is this important even if you think a couple “dots” and blinking lights aren’t exciting. The difference is that this information is backed by military eye witness testimony, video data, sensor data (radar and others) and in many cases has been marked “unresolved” meaning that they are truly anomalous phenomena. The fact that the government is releasing this data means that they are both Admitting what they have captured is real data Admitti...