In November 2004, the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group encountered unexplained aerial phenomena off Southern California, captured in the now‑famous FLIR1 video.
AAWSAP, a 2008 DIA program, explored advanced aerospace threats, UAP links, and speculative technologies, shaping later UAP and AARO efforts.
In November 1986, Japan Air Lines Flight 1628 encountered unexplained aerial lights over Alaska, sparking decades of FAA and UAP investigation.
In December 2017, a quiet career intelligence officer stepped onto the public stage and changed how the world discussed UAP....
From late 2024 to mid‑2025, the Northeast saw a surge in nighttime aerial sightings, prompting FAA restrictions and ongoing public investigation.
A data-first dossier on the 1896–97 American Airship Wave: witnesses, map pack, newspaper sources, hoax labels, taxonomy, and implications.
Explore the 1933–34 Swedish “Ghost Flyers” mystery, a wave of unexplained aircraft reports over Norrland that shaped early Scandinavian UAP history.
Explore how modern research examines alleged UAP “metamaterials,” separating rigorous lab evidence from myth through forensic materials science.
Discover NICAP’s pivotal role in UAP history - how a data-driven civilian network shaped UFO research, policy, and scientific inquiry from 1956–1980.
Explore how early Soviet scientists investigated UAP-like events from Tunguska to Karelia, revealing patterns of mystery, data gaps, and discovery.
Explore the Allagash Wilderness Waterway UAP case, an iconic Maine encounter blending eyewitness detail, mystery, and enduring controversy.