Pentagon website now accepts UFO "activity" submissions from government employees
A civilian reporting system is possibly forthcoming
US Department of Defense launches official UFO information hub website
Containing photos and videos of resolved UFO cases, with a reporting tool on the way
Witnesses testify under oath during congressional hearing on UFOs
No gun, but lots of smoke
Harvard physicist's claim of alien origins for ocean meteor fragments met with skepticism
"People are sick of hearing about Avi Loeb's wild claims"
Alien technology or natural phenomenon? Interstellar meteor material discovered
A device might be lurking under the ocean surface that answers the question: are we alone in the universe?
Former intelligence official claims US has retrieved partially and fully intact craft of exotic origin
Has the government been lying all along?
NASA's UFO panel stresses need for better data in initial public meeting
NASA's full "unidentified aerial phenomena" report is due out by the end of July
US military shoots down fourth unidentified object this month
China is preparing to shoot down a UFO, too
What just happened? In a situation thought to be unprecedented in peaceful times, the US military has shot down a fourth flying object over North American airspace this month. The latest target, described as an octagonal structure with strings but no payload, was shot over Lake Huron in Michigan at 2.42 pm local time on Sunday following orders from President Biden.
US government publishes annual unclassified report on unidentified aerial phenomena
More than 500 UAP reports have been cataloged
NASA is assembling an independent team to study unidentified aerial phenomena
NASA's report will take approximately nine months to complete and will be shared publicly
Most Americans believe intelligent life exists beyond Earth, but isn't a national security threat
Are we alone in the universe?
US intelligence report rules out foreign adversaries as source of unidentified aerial phenomena
US government could only identify a single object out of 144 UAP cases studied
Department of Defense publicly releases 'unidentified aerial phenomena' videos
The objects in the video remain unidentified