Dan Farah’s *The Age of Disclosure* thrusts UAP into mainstream debate, blending politics, science, and security to challenge decades of secrecy.
Discover the origins and findings of Project Sign’s 1948 Air Intelligence Report No. 100‑203‑79, the USAF’s first in‑depth UAP intelligence study.
Discover how a President can use executive orders to direct UAP record declassification, coordinate agencies, and expand government transparency.
Explore how the Pentagon’s Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review (DOPSR) shapes what insiders can publicly say about UAP.
Explore how Edward Condon’s 1960s Colorado study shaped modern UAP skepticism, scientific policy, and today’s evidence-driven research culture.
Explore how modern UAP research intersects with theories of higher consciousness, scientific inquiry, and transformative human experience.
Across four defense acts, Congress built a legal framework for UAP oversight - creating AARO, protected reporting, and a records process for transparency.
In 2022, Congress strengthened UAP oversight through the Gillibrand–Rubio amendment, establishing AARO to ensure transparency, reporting, and accountability.
“Unknown DNA” often signals gaps in current genomic databases, not alien biology. Learn what such findings truly mean in modern genetics.
As of 2025, the European Space Agency clarifies its UAP stance: no dedicated program, with investigations led by Member States like France’s GEIPAN.
From 2020 to 2023, Japan’s Ministry of Defense built a structured UAP policy, defining clear reporting, analysis, and airspace defense procedures.
Since 2017, Congress has transformed UAP oversight with new laws, AARO investigations, whistleblower protections, and a public records mandate.
Explore the 1980 Rendlesham Forest incident - Britain’s most documented UAP case linking Cold War events, official records, and lasting human impacts.
Civilian reporting pipelines are the front door of modern UAP research. Two names dominate in English-language reporting: This explainer maps...
“Trans-medium” behavior refers to a single object or craft that operates across more than one physical medium for example, moving...