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Release 06 includes local law-enforcement phone video. A Colorado officer filmed a silent light with red, blue and green flashes — and the government still will not name what it was.
During a live Los Angeles traffic report, a FOX 11 helicopter camera locked onto a dark basketball-sized sphere gliding in a straight line over a packed freeway — no official ID, millions of views.
Inside PURSUE Release 06 is a 2025 Middle East mission clip: about six small spherical objects flying in tandem, changing direction, still labelled unresolved after the official write-up.
Astronomers traced rapid, recurring, highly polarised radio bursts to the exoplanet β Pictoris b using MeerKAT — the first time auroral radio emission has been localised to a planet rather than its host star.
Nordita’s September 30 agenda treats unidentified anomalous phenomena as sensor data and government records, not a punchline. The room holds 56 seats.
Buried in the latest UAP release is a 2008 military program that commissioned studies of warp drives, wormholes and antigravity — plus a report on three injured engineers.
Sandra Bullock says five lights converged over a Saint Martin beach and then shot away. Her account is vivid, current and impossible to verify from the evidence released so far.
The Department of War has released its sixth batch of unresolved UAP records, just over four months after the first. The declassification machine is not slowing down.
A new waiver lets current and former US defence personnel take protected UAP information to designated investigators without triggering ordinary NDA penalties. It is a narrow lane, not public declassification.
A new Gallup poll finds more Americans favour earthly explanations for UFOs than alien spacecraft. Yet 78 percent think the government is still holding something back.
A federal notice says the Pentagon's AARO seeks access to a private archive of pre-1990 UFO cases; it does not announce a contract award.
A fifth tranche of declassified UAP records is now public in the US government's PURSUE archive. The label on every case matters: unresolved is not the same as extraterrestrial.
A dark streak crossed the partially eclipsed Sun while the Perseids were peaking. It looked perfectly timed — until the object vanished outside the sunlight.
The Pentagon's AARO reports roughly 1,870 UAP cases; unresolved reports are not proof of extraordinary technology.
A public hearing, proposed disclosure law and a continuing House inquiry have turned UAP transparency into an argument about records, witnesses and who controls the evidence.
A solar radio burst lasted nearly four times longer than the previous record and crossed the inner Solar System like a transmission too large for one spacecraft to understand.