UFOs: Last News

ABC News, the Los Angeles Times, CBS News and on National Public Radio. Robert Powell, the nanotechnology engineer whose investigation helped document the large UFO via Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) radar data, appears in the doc.

a report in the Guardian.A few vets boldly state on the record that they are directly aware of alien life existing on Earth right now, and suggest that spacecrafts have been traveling here since the 1940s to spy on our technological capabilities.They add that the government’s secrecy around these happenings has grown into what they consider to be a grave national security threat.One whistleblower is Luis Elizondo, a member of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, who says in the film that the concealment of this knowledge from the American public represents “the most successful disinformation campaign in the history of the US government.” He added that the alleged coverup amounts to “80 years of lies and deception.”Former government officials also say that they have witnessed UAPs flying more than 10 times the maximum speed of the fastest known human aircraft. That means upward of 50,000 miles per hour.Adding credibility to the film, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and New York Sen.

UFO sightings “that convinced me that the [flying objects] weren’t made out here, not manufactured on earth.” His most recent UFO sighting was about a decade ago when he was staying in a hotel in Montreal, he said. Aykroyd recalled it as “a big gray rectangle with bulbs that looked like grapes underneath it.

“Witnessed: The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions.” An unspecified number of years after the alleged incident, Napolitano claimed that the extraterrestrials returned and targeted her family, giving them “nosebleeds.” At the time, 23 witnesses claim they saw Napolitano floating in the Manhattan skyline like Criss Angel. Or at least, that’s what Hopkins alleged in his book, but he didn’t provide all of their identities. Onscreen, one witness alleged that he saw her levitating in the sky, and, “I thought it was a movie; special effects.” Another witness was an unnamed delivery man for the New York Post, who said he saw it while he was on his delivery route.

wrestler Logan Paul has confirmed a viral rumor that he has a copy of a legendary UFO video said to be the most compelling evidence of the phenomenon ever caught on camera.Speaking on his Impaulsive podcast on Tuesday, the 28-year-old media personality finally broke his silence about the story told by UFO documentary filmmaker James Fox on the Joe Rogan Experience last month.Paul confirmed Fox’s claim that while he unsuccessfully tried to buy the footage from Nevada man Chuck Clark for $100,000 in cash, he used a hidden camera to record the TV screen after asking to watch the video.“What do you want from me bro, I’m a sneaky little f–k,” Paul said.“I offered him $100,000 for this tape after I had seen it. Let me tell you this, he should have f–king taken the money because I got the footage anyway.

according to the Mirror.“The weather was bad so there were no birds in the air, and I couldn’t really see the planes so I didn’t check the photos until later,” said Simon Balson, a 59-year-old shooting from the 13th floor of his apartment building in Limehouse.“When I did, though, I spotted this weird object and just thought ‘what the hell is that.’ “The small and reddish object he captured — Balson claims to have “no idea” what it could be — looks closest to a sideways heart and was apparently observed above the jets while they were in a triangular formation heading towards the London Mall.“I enhanced the image and tried to increase the spec to see what it was, it looks like a floating acorn or something,” he said.“All I could get is that it had a little bit of a red top, but I just have no idea what it could be.”Adding to the X Files-esque phenomenon, Balson claims that there’s been a “lot of unexplained sightings” around East London lately.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.Swift, 33, performed at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa for three nights over the weekend — and those at home got a surprise show as well.During her “Reputation”-era set of tour, Swift sings her song “Don’t Blame Me,” and huge beams shoot up into the air and brighten up the sky with a spectacular light show.From inside the stadium, the lights look like large beams surrounding Swift — but from the outside, it looks like a mysterious moving rectangle in the middle of the sky.Spooked spectators at home documented what they were sure was a UFO, posting videos of the “aliens” on — where else? — TikTok.One Tampa resident posted a video of the illuminated sky, screaming and cursing as she and her family watch what they think is UFO moving in the sky.When one reasonable person in the background suggests that it might just be lights from Swift’s Eras Tour, the woman filming yells, “That is NOT Taylor Swift.”She even quipped that “they’re coming for you.”Swifties in the comments found the now-viral video quite hilarious, with one joking, “Taylor opening the gates of heaven when she was performing Don’t Blame Me.”“it’s literally lights from the stadium i’m so concerned for peoples critical thinking skills,” another commented.“As a Taylor swift fan, this is extremely funny,” someone laughed.sorry girl, its not a UFO the swifties were just at church

via download at the Black Vault, a website operated by author and podcaster John Greenwald Jr. The CIA claims they have now provided all the information on UAP they have, though there is no way to know that’s true.

it’s fertile ground, if the Washington Post is dedicating a serious-minded journalist to it. I take a look at the news — and I think you ran a piece in The Post about a Harvard professor who’s releasing a book in a couple weeks about an event that took place in 2017.

On April 27, the Department of Defense issued a statement confirming the release of three videos showing US Navy jets chasing “unidentified aerial phenomena” — that’s the approved military term for what the public calls UFOs. The videos had been in the public domain for some time, but there was always a degree of doubt about them. The Pentagon statement made it official: Yes, the videos are genuine, and no, the DOD still doesn’t know what these things are — the official categorization is “unidentified”.

What went into bringing the series back after 10 years?It’s never been off the air and has been streaming on Amazon. But ever since [the original series] ended we wanted to come back.