UFO

Harvard professor Avi Loeb talks about the Galileo Project, which will use a system of AI-powered telescopes to get high-resolution images and data to try to identify unidentified aerial phenomena – also known as UFOs.

The highly anticipated intelligence report released by the Department of Defense on Friday said it did not have sufficient data on “unidentified aerial phenomena” spotted from 2004 to 2021.

Later this month, the Pentagon is expected to deliver a report to Congress from a task force it established last year to collect information about what officials now call “unexplained aerial phenomena,” or UAPs, from across the government after pilots came forward with captivating videos that appear to show objects moving in ways that defy known laws of physics. While those...

Whatever or whoever they are, they’re still out there

Next month, Congress is expected to receive a military report that details several sightings of unidentified flying objects. It’s not a confirmation that aliens exist – just an admission that aerospace experts can’t determine what they saw. A board member from the Mutual UFO Network says it’s an exciting development.

Documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell shared the footage of the mysterious, spherical flying object on Instagram. The Pentagon later confirmed that the video, believed to be from 2019, was taken by U.S. Navy personnel.

An American Airlines pilot reported seeing “a long cylindrical object” flying over his plane during a flight from Ohio to Arizona on Sunday.

Could it be a UFO? Two people captured the moment an unidentified object hovered over the sky near Hallandale Beach, Fla., on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump says he’s heard some interesting things about Roswell, but he’s not sharing even with his eldest child

The Pentagon officially declassified three videos on Monday showing “unidentified aerial phenomena.”

The truth really is out there, Tom DeLonge. According to Vice’s Motherboard, Navy spokesman Joseph Gradisher has confirmed that three videos posted to the To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences (TTSA)— the organization founded by Blink 182 rocker Tom DeLonge in 2015 to pursue research into UFOs and extraterrestrial life — do indeed show “unidentified aerial phenomena.”