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Erich von Däniken, Swiss writer who spawned alien archaeology, dies at 90
Swiss author Erich von Däniken, famed for his bestselling "Chariots of the Gods" that popularized the notion that ancient civilizations were guided by extraterrestrials, died...
Swiss author Erich von Däniken, famed for his bestselling "Chariots of the Gods" that popularized the notion that ancient civilizations were guided by extraterrestrials, died at age 90 in a Swiss hospital. Despite widespread scientific criticism, his books sold 60 million copies and cemented a lasting niche of alien‑archaeology in popular culture.
Commercial pilots report unidentified aerial phenomena over U.S. airspace
Seventy-three years after the 1952 Washington, D.C. "sky-swarm" incident, multiple commercial pilots reported being followed by unidentified aerial phenomena over U.S. airspace. The sightings, described...
Seventy-three years after the 1952 Washington, D.C. "sky-swarm" incident, multiple commercial pilots reported being followed by unidentified aerial phenomena over U.S. airspace. The sightings, described as fast-moving, maneuverable objects that evaded radar, have been labeled by the EurAsian Times as America’s "most dramatic" UFO encounter.
Cybernews publishes weekly UAP and space news digest
Cybernews' "The Cosmic Report" delivers a concise weekly roundup of the latest Unidentified Aerial Phenomena sightings and space‑exploration developments. The digest aggregates recent reports, analyses,...
Cybernews' "The Cosmic Report" delivers a concise weekly roundup of the latest Unidentified Aerial Phenomena sightings and space‑exploration developments. The digest aggregates recent reports, analyses, and official statements to keep readers informed on both terrestrial and extraterrestrial mysteries.
Former government contractor says he tracked UFOs for years and has firsthand evidence
A self-described government contractor says he monitored UFOs for years and possesses direct evidence of their existence, describing a recent encounter that left him shaken....
A self-described government contractor says he monitored UFOs for years and possesses direct evidence of their existence, describing a recent encounter that left him shaken. The Sun reports his claims but provides no independent verification.
Edinburgh man spots strange lights above Pentland Hills that disappear
An Edinburgh resident reported seeing unusual lights hovering over the Pentland Hills before they vanished, describing the phenomenon as a UFO. The sighting was covered...
An Edinburgh resident reported seeing unusual lights hovering over the Pentland Hills before they vanished, describing the phenomenon as a UFO. The sighting was covered by Edinburgh Live, adding to recent UAP reports in the region.
Scientists identify alleged alien metal as a conventional aerospace alloy
UFO enthusiasts claimed a recovered metallic object was evidence of extraterrestrial technology, sparking online speculation. Researchers from Indian defence and scientific institutions analyzed the material...
UFO enthusiasts claimed a recovered metallic object was evidence of extraterrestrial technology, sparking online speculation. Researchers from Indian defence and scientific institutions analyzed the material and identified it as a conventional alloy used in aerospace applications, debunking the alien claim.
Joshua Bertrand and Dave Schindele discuss UFO encounters and missile shutdowns
In the Joshua Bertrand interview, he proposes that aerogel may have been used in reverse‑engineered craft since ancient times, linking it to the Nazca lines...
In the Joshua Bertrand interview, he proposes that aerogel may have been used in reverse‑engineered craft since ancient times, linking it to the Nazca lines and his own 2004 Tic Tac encounter, though experts note several weak points in his theory. The Dave Schindele interview recounts a 1966 incident where a Minot AFB officer witnessed all ten ICBMs in his flight go offline during a UFO sighting, highlighting broader, previously concealed instances of externally‑caused missile shutdowns.
Michael Prescott argues consciousness can exist beyond the brain
Michael Prescott argues that consciousness can exist beyond the brain, using near‑death experiences as evidence for an afterlife. The article cites Greg Taylor’s five phenomena...
Michael Prescott argues that consciousness can exist beyond the brain, using near‑death experiences as evidence for an afterlife. The article cites Greg Taylor’s five phenomena supporting life after death and promotes related books.
DoD IG releases final UAP whistleblower reprisal report
A recent Department of Defense Inspector General report, obtained via FOIA and analyzed by John Greenewald, details the handling of a whistleblower complaint—linked to former...
A recent Department of Defense Inspector General report, obtained via FOIA and analyzed by John Greenewald, details the handling of a whistleblower complaint—linked to former UAP investigator David Grusch—that was initially rejected but later reinstated for access to Sensitive Compartmented Information, with the investigation finding no evidence of wrongdoing and noting extensive redactions and internal confusion over whistleblowing definitions. Concurrently, Americans for Safe Aerospace’s white paper highlights how the medicalization of UFO sightings suppresses safety data and backs a 2025‑reintroduced bill aimed at protecting pilots who report UAPs.
Jessica Grose attends a near-death studies conference with 700 experiencers
The piece follows journalist Jessica Grose at the International Association of Near Death Studies conference, where 700 near‑death experiencers discuss how their experiences profoundly alter...
The piece follows journalist Jessica Grose at the International Association of Near Death Studies conference, where 700 near‑death experiencers discuss how their experiences profoundly alter their outlook on life. It also features a conversation with researcher Laurel Waterman on consciousness beyond the brain and its implications for education.
Hikers in Mexico report a mysterious light on the coast
The article reviews three recent Latin American UFO sightings, including a mysterious light heard by hikers on Mexico’s coast, a blurred bird photo from Argentina,...
The article reviews three recent Latin American UFO sightings, including a mysterious light heard by hikers on Mexico’s coast, a blurred bird photo from Argentina, and a disputed saucer sighting in Brazil, ultimately leaning toward human explanations. It also questions whether holiday-season UFO reports are influenced by festive lights or genuine encounters.
Searches find no alien signals from interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS
Astronomers scanning interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS detected no alien signals or technology, bolstering the view that the fast‑moving visitor is a natural object. As the third...
Astronomers scanning interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS detected no alien signals or technology, bolstering the view that the fast‑moving visitor is a natural object. As the third confirmed interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS is now receding and will soon slip beyond the reach of most instruments.
The Pentagon is rebranding unexplained aerial phenomena as threats
The article claims the Pentagon is shifting its narrative on unexplained aerial phenomena, recasting previously awe‑inspiring events as national security threats. It argues this rebranding...
The article claims the Pentagon is shifting its narrative on unexplained aerial phenomena, recasting previously awe‑inspiring events as national security threats. It argues this rebranding serves to tighten military control over the UAP discussion and justify heightened scrutiny.
Mysterious lights over Miami Valley traced to fireworks and reflective particles
The bright, moving lights seen over the Miami Valley were initially rumored to be UFOs, but investigators traced them to a local fireworks display and...
The bright, moving lights seen over the Miami Valley were initially rumored to be UFOs, but investigators traced them to a local fireworks display and reflective particles from a nearby construction site. Officials confirmed there was no extraterrestrial activity involved.
Letter examines a demonic thought experiment and observer expectations
In this New Scientist letter, Derek Bolton reflects on a recent ‘demonic thought experiment’ that examines how reality might be shaped by the observer’s expectations,...
In this New Scientist letter, Derek Bolton reflects on a recent ‘demonic thought experiment’ that examines how reality might be shaped by the observer’s expectations, referencing a December 2025 article. He argues that the scenario highlights the limits of conventional scientific reasoning when confronting phenomena that defy ordinary explanation.
UFO and UAP research with Dr. Kevin Knuth on WAMC
Dr. Kevin Knuth appeared on WAMC on January 7, 2026 to discuss the latest findings and scientific approaches to UFO/UAP phenomena. He highlighted the importance...
Dr. Kevin Knuth appeared on WAMC on January 7, 2026 to discuss the latest findings and scientific approaches to UFO/UAP phenomena. He highlighted the importance of rigorous data analysis and interdisciplinary collaboration to advance understanding of these unexplained aerial events.
Center for UFO Studies publishes 2025 year-in-review timeline
CUFOS senior George Eberhart published his annual 2025 UFO timeline, linking 597 catalogued events and highlighting key incidents. Notable highlights include Robert Lea’s debunking of...
CUFOS senior George Eberhart published his annual 2025 UFO timeline, linking 597 catalogued events and highlighting key incidents. Notable highlights include Robert Lea’s debunking of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as non‑alien, Avi Loeb’s critique of that claim and the CIA’s “neither deny nor confirm” stance, and Germany’s record‑high sightings dismissed by CENAP.
California mother reports rocks thrown near tent while camping near Mount Baldy
In November 2025 a California mother camping with her son and nephews near Mount Baldy reported soft‑ball‑sized rocks striking the area around their tent while...
In November 2025 a California mother camping with her son and nephews near Mount Baldy reported soft‑ball‑sized rocks striking the area around their tent while hearing coyote howls and an unusually long howl that may have been a Bigfoot. The incident, recorded by the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, highlights how anomalous howls can be differentiated from ordinary wildlife sounds.
Garry Nolan discusses UAP disclosure efforts and congressional staffer roadblocks
Matt Ford and Stanford immunologist Garry Nolan discuss their UFO research, the easing of stigma, and argue that congressional staffers, not elected officials, are blocking...
Matt Ford and Stanford immunologist Garry Nolan discuss their UFO research, the easing of stigma, and argue that congressional staffers, not elected officials, are blocking UAP disclosure legislation while the government continues to steer the narrative. The episode also references Jacques Vallée’s view that governments react to but do not control the phenomenon, emphasizing the need for trusted leadership to achieve genuine disclosure.
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Screening of UFO/UAP briefing for America’s rocket pioneers
The Verde Independent announced a public screening of a briefing on unidentified aerial phenomena aimed at America’s rocket pioneers, highlighting recent government disclosures and industry...
The Verde Independent announced a public screening of a briefing on unidentified aerial phenomena aimed at America’s rocket pioneers, highlighting recent government disclosures and industry interest. The event seeks to inform and engage aerospace professionals about potential implications for future spaceflight and national security.