Declassified FBI files show the Knoxville field office transmitted photographs of an alleged 'flying saucer' over Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to Bureau headquarters in July 1947, weeks after the atomic facility became operational. The case reflects early federal attention to UAP reports near sensitive nuclear sites.
Read full report →The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has published declassified infrared footage of an unidentified aerial phenomenon from 2020. The mysterious object's apparent size growth is partly explained by the observing platform's changing distance.
Investigators report evidence suggesting the FBI maintains additional UFO documentation separate from publicly accessible archives. The discovery raises questions about transparency in government record-keeping on unidentified aerial phenomena.
Newly released government documents from 1949, 1952, and 1965 show a striking pattern in how authorities characterized a key issue. Experts say the consistency raises questions about institutional narratives.
A newly released FBI document reveals a coordinated search for an unidentified aerial object near a classified U.S. facility. The incident involved senior intelligence officials and military aircraft tracking an object described as extremely hot and capable of splitting in two.
A newly released USCENTCOM mission report confirms an Air Force surveillance asset observed an unidentified aerial phenomenon over the Gulf of Aden in July 2024, marking one of the first official military logs of a UAP in an active operational theater.