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The Hudson Valley UAP Wave (1982–1986)
From 1982–1986, New York’s Hudson Valley saw thousands of UAP reports—were they pilot formations, mass misperception, or unexplained aerial events?
The Aguadilla Airport Incident, Puerto Rico (2013)
Explore the 2013 Aguadilla UAP incident: a CBP infrared video analyzed by SCU and AARO, revealing contrasting views on anomalous flight claims.
USS Roosevelt: Gimbal and GoFast Encounters (2015)
January 2015, the USS Theodore Roosevelt’s air wing trained off the East Coast when Super Hornet crews began logging UAP...
Whitley Strieber: Experiences and Biography
Whitley Strieber, author of "Communion", transformed global views on alien contact through decades of firsthand accounts and experiencer advocacy.
The Six Observables – Elizondo Model
Discover the “Six Observables” framework defining unique UAP traits, from lift without propulsion to trans‑medium travel, shaping modern analysis.
GEIPAN: France’s Official UAP Unit
GEIPAN (Groupe d’Études et d’Informations sur les Phénomènes Aérospatiaux Non-identifiés) is France’s official UAP investigation unit, operating under CNES (the...
Jeffrey Nuccetelli – The Vandenberg Incident
U.S. Air Force veteran Jeff Nuccetelli testified before Congress about multiple UAP encounters near Vandenberg Base, urging greater transparency.
FOIA & The Black Vault: How to Read Docs
If you study UAP seriously, your best “sensors” are often declassified records, FOIA releases, and agency reading rooms. But getting...
Tic Tac: Shape & Performance Claims
The 2004 “Tic Tac” UAP incident blends pilot testimony, DoD video, and missing radar data. What’s proven, what’s assumed, and what remains unresolved?
Report on the ODNI UAP Reports (2021–2023)
Between 2021 and 2023, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), in partnership first with the Navy’s UAP...
Global High-Strangeness Hotspots
Explore high-strangeness UAP hotspots, regions like Hessdalen, Skinwalker Ranch, and Rendlesham, where recurring anomalies invite rigorous scientific study.
The Phoenix Lights Incident: A Mass Sighting Case
On the evening of 13 March 1997, Arizona’s skies became a stage for one of the most discussed mass UAP...
Abduction Cannon: research methods and critiques
“Abduction studies” sits at the crossroads of UAP research, clinical psychology, folklore, and law. Since the 1960s, investigators have proposed...
Roswell (1947): Documents and Disputes
Explore verified records and ongoing debates surrounding the 1947 Roswell incident, from military reports to modern UAP investigations.
David Grusch and the UAP Whistleblowers Movement
Former intelligence officer David Grusch’s 2023 whistleblower testimony on UAPs sparked global debate and bipartisan calls for transparency.
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