A fragmentary yet revealing letter from Philip Strong to physicist Thornton Page suggests that, despite the public winding down of military UFO studies, interest continued behind the scenes. This document, titled only "Untitled," is short-barely a paragraph-but it...
A declassified intelligence document titled simply "UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS" offers no explanation, no context, and no content-just the title itself. But in a field where every word is scrutinized, the absence of detail speaks volumes. Despite its stark brevity,...
Long before social media, podcasts, and Congressional hearings, there was NICAP-the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena-a civilian-led organization that took on what the U.S. government wouldn’t; a serious investigation into unidentified aerial...
As sightings of unidentified flying objects surged in the early 1950s, internal concerns at the highest levels of U.S. intelligence began to take shape. A declassified summary of the Intelligence Advisory Committee’s (IAC) UFO deliberations reveals how seriously the...
A Cold War intelligence report catalogues sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena across French Africa, Corsica, and Western Europe, describing craft that defy known aviation capabilities. 🔍 Patterns Across Continents Between the early 1950s and mid-1960s, numerous...
A brief declassified document titled simply “Unidentified Flying Objects” offers a window into military concerns surrounding UAP activity observed by pilots over Europe. Though sparse on detail, the memo underscores a recurring pattern: objects seen by...