Fifty-seven words uttered in eight hours with nobody home: the first published baseline for a spirit box, and the math behind the three that mirrored my day.
Can your mind move plasma? A 2023 study says the streams inside an ordinary plasma ball shift when someone aims intention at it, from inside a sealed chamber, at 1-in-17-million odds. I'm replicating it in my basement. Here's why it's worth a serious look.
This week: Jay Stratton claims Lockheed holds 12 nonhuman craft and a CIA official blocked retrieval, while Sen. Warner says Chinese drones, not UAP, shut Langley AFB for 17 days.
This week: AARO found the UAP records Congress asked for, then withheld every page as classified. Also, over 150 UAP files have gone missing from the National Archives catalog.
This week: After four years the Navy released Scott Bray's UAP emails, with 300 pages still withheld. David Grusch says he watched government video of dead aliens.
Top stories: Pentagon's new UFO document release, a massive cache of Scott Bray UAP emails, and questions swirl around a "never-before-seen" DoD video that actually aired in 1956. Plus Galileo Project triangulation results, Tutankhamun hidden-chamber evidence, and Mothman's 60th anniversary.
Top stories this week: the Pentagon's new UAP waiver and what it may unlock, Ross Coulthart on nonhuman intelligence claims, a peer-reviewed out-of-body-experience study, and a deep dive into a Cold War nuclear security mystery.
Top stories: a staffer's claim of "recovered crafts and beings," the retraction of the bombshell Great Pyramid study, Burchett on UAP disclosure at the White House's "highest levels," and a new Space Force classified launch.
This week: an MP says he was misled on UK Five Eyes UFO cooperation, White House reportedly authorized a secret 1954 UFO retrieval program, AARO seeks private UFO records, and a dark matter detector finds something unexplained.
Top story: Coulthart says metals recovered by Russia from an alleged UFO appear non-terrestrial. Also: Grusch's message to Trump on UAP disclosure, mysterious 'little red dots' in deep space, and an unexplained ancient stone structure found in Scotland.
The Buga sphere was the premiere. The Valdivia sphere is the sequel nobody asked for. A breakdown of the 5-step credibility laundering pipeline damaging the UFO field.
Avi Loeb just wrote a Medium article about the interstellar comet I3/Atlas - and while the comet itself is interesting, his commentary on the state of science today is the real takeaway
