UFOs 'nearly started WW3' by triggering soviet missiles as world was 'minutes from wipe out'

The bizarre incident in 1982 almost set off the Soviet Unions's nuclear weapons which were trained on New York City, which would have triggered almost certain nuclear Armageddon

BY Ashley Pemberton - News Reporter

UFOs are said to have triggered the USSR's nuclear missiles

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UFOs almost sparked World War 3 by triggering the Soviet Union's arsenal of nuclear missiles, newly uncovered documents claim. A Red Army propaganda chief said intercontinental ballistic missiles somehow started their launching procedure without authorisation.

The missiles, which were trained on New York City, would have sparked a nuclear Armageddon had they gone off. Soviet files show the chilling incident happened just outside Usovo in Ukraine, at the same time swarms of UFOs were spotted by Red Army soldiers.

Witnesses told Soviet Ministry of Defense investigators the crafts performed unbelievable aerial feats, changed shapes and color, vanished and reappeared, flew at high speeds, and stopped in mid-air, triggering the activation of the missile launch mechanism.

Armageddon would almost certainly have followed if the missiles had launched

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With just minutes to spare before the missiles launched toward the US, they deactivated when the UFOs flew off, Radar reports.

Details of the incident, which happened in 1982 at the height of Cold War tensions between the communist empire and the US, have been uncovered in a dossier smuggled out of the US by tv reporter George Knapp more than 30 years ago.

The legendary journo, 73, snuck swathes of documents out of Russia in 1993 in a suitcase filled with caviar under the nose of the KGB after the fall of the USSR in 1991. He quietly released them in January, revealing the extent the USSR probed the phenomenon.

The Soviet's nuclear missiles were triggered

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The communist government officially deemed UFOs a concoction of war-mongering “American imperialists” in 1953 as tensions between the super powers intensified.

national security advisor named Dr Nikolai Kapranov, revealed the USSR commissioned several studies of UFOs beginning with the “Network-AN” program in 1979.

And it carried on with “Galaxy-MD” from 1981-1985, “Pluton 7” in 1989 and 1990, and the continuing “Thread 3” program.

George Knapp testified before US lawmakers last year

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The files, which also describe other amazing accounts of UFO activity in the USSR, include at least three incidents in which Russian fighter pilots were blown out of the sky by unknown craft.

The reports finally became public three months after Knapp testified before Congress about his UFO investigations.

Nuclear missiles capable of reaching New York were reportedly placed on full alert

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The Usovo incident echoes a UFO swarm on Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in the US in 1967, where the appearance of a saucer-shaped craft emitting a red glow coincided with the inexplicable failure of nearly a dozen nuclear-armed Minuteman ICBMs.

Robert Salas, the base's deputy missile combat crew commander on that night, testified on Capitol Hill about the incident in 2023.

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07-03-2026 om 22:20 geschreven door peter  

Long-Buried UFO Files Confirming Report Of Glowing Object Over Military Base Finally Declassified

Newly-declassified government documents from more than thirty years ago reveal how officials concealed a potential UFO encounter at the South Pole.

Records released by Argentina’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs have validated an eyewitness report from 1991 about military personnel and civilian researchers in Antarctica encountering a gigantic flying saucer over their base.

A number of unusual measurements taken at General San Martín Base and the testimony of one of its key figures, meteorological sub-officer Miguel Amaya, have rekindled interest following the recent declassification of official documents obtained under the Law on Access to Public Information.

“These files were sought for more than 15 years,” said Andrea Perez Simondini, who runs the Victoria UFO Museum. “The interesting thing is that in this case, it wasn’t someone directly linked to our campaigns, but an ordinary citizen who dared to use the Law on Access to Public Information. This demonstrates that the tool works and that anyone can get involved.”

What happened on that night in Antarctica?

According to a report by UNO Entre Rios, the UFO encounter occurred at the start of the polar night in April and May of 1991. There were 20 crew members on the site, including both civilian and military scientists.

Around 1:15 a.m. one night, the electronics engineer in charge of ionospheric studies called Amaya. Minutes later, a scientific instrument known as a riometer (Relative Ionospheric Opacity Meter) began to record significant anomalies.

A riometer measures variations in the ionospheric absorption of cosmic radio waves. It enables the study of ionospheric changes, especially in polar regions. According to the testimony, the recording equipment began plotting identical lines simultaneously, which the engineer considered technically impossible. According to the account, the measurements lasted over four hours – an unprecedented length of time.

Amaya said outpost staff asserted that the readings could only have resulted from something generating a huge amount of energy. He compared it to something as large as a city floating over Antarctica or a nuclear aircraft carrier.

“At times, these ‘signals’ would cut out, and everything would continue as normal,” Amaya said in an interview with CEFORA, according to DailyMail.com. “Then, for periods of ten or fifteen minutes, it would start again, sometimes with such force that the needles would jump off the belt.”

A witness reported seeing ‘a huge circle of light’

About 16 hours later, a different base member reportedly noticed “a huge circle of light.” It was moving silently and slowly directly over the building.

“He noticed a huge circle of light, very dim due to the cloud cover, passing above the base, but still visible, and moving very slowly and silently towards the sea,” Amaya claimed.

Amaya said that his superiors instructed him and other members of the base to never discuss what they had witnessed.

The government has now made public for the first time formerly classified images. These images now prove the inexplicable interference with the base’s riometer did, in fact, occur.

This case now “raises expectations for the continued declassification of other files,” Simondini said.

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07-03-2026 om 21:49 geschreven door peter  

Inside the Government’s 80-Year UFO and Alien Cover-Up

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06-03-2026 om 21:33 geschreven door peter  

Former US Air Force general linked to UFO research goes missing in New Mexico

Disappearance of Air Force veteran William Neil McCasland sparks concern as silver alert issued and sheriff’s office appeals to public for information on his whereabouts

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05-03-2026 om 21:05 geschreven door peter  

Clues in 'Majestic-12' UFO files the FBI claimed were fake prove secret alien unit was real, researcher claims

• MORE:  Mystery as UFO vault with 3.8 million files is wiped clean

By CHRIS MELORE, US ASSISTANT SCIENCE EDITOR

A trove of controversial UFO documents describing a secret government group tasked with recovering alien spacecraft may be authentic after all.

A researcher claims the long-debated Majestic-12 (MJ-12) papers, dismissed for decades as fake by the FBI, contain official intelligence filing numbers that match real CIA records from the same era.

The documents allege that a group of 12 high-ranking military and scientific officials secretly spent more than two decades investigating crashed alien craft, studying non-human technology and attempting to communicate with extraterrestrials.

The anonymous investigator said the breakthrough came after comparing administrative stamps and file numbers on the MJ-12 papers with those found on publicly released CIA documents from the 1940s and 1950s.

According to the theory, the numbering systems and classification markings used on the controversial UFO papers match formats once used by the US intelligence community.

The researcher examined MJ-12 files shared by Ryan Wood, a UFO investigator and author, who possesses physical copies of documents that first leaked to the public in the 1980s.

Wood told the Daily Mail that the archive includes more than 3,500 government documents referencing the mysterious group and the secret projects it allegedly conducted.

Despite those claims, the FBI previously stamped several of the MJ-12 files as 'bogus,' dismissing them as fabrications and fueling decades of debate about whether the documents were genuine or an elaborate hoax.

According to a new investigation into the MJ-12 files, the documents contain markings that validate their authenticity

The unnamed researcher, writing on Substack under the pseudonym 'MJ12 Logic,' argued that the similarities he discovered while comparing the MJ-12 papers with real CIA documents could not have been forged by someone outside the government.

According to his analysis, several administrative stamps and filing numbers appearing on the controversial UFO papers matched markings used in authentic intelligence records from the same era.

His investigation uncovered identical codes on documents connected to Operation Paperclip, a secret post-World War II program run by US military and intelligence agencies to recruit German scientists and engineers who had worked on advanced Nazi weapons and technology.

The program ultimately helped lay the groundwork for America's space program and the creation of NASA, although many details of Operation Paperclip remained classified for decades.

The researcher found that the same stamp, '834021-,' appears on both the MJ-12 papers and 345 pages of Operation Paperclip documents, which were not declassified until June 22, 2022.

Other markings that appear on both the CIA files and the supposedly fake MJ-12 documents include 'A-1762.1,' 'ER-1-2735,' and 'CIA SI 28-55.'

The researcher argued that these matching administrative codes would have been nearly impossible for a hoaxer to reproduce accurately in the 1980s, when many of the authentic CIA records had not yet been released to the public.

Wood praised the analysis, saying: 'He's doing a great job. He's digging in the right spots and doing a good job of the historical research. It's definitely on point and logical, fair and highly credible.'

An anonymous researcher claimed that the same '834021-' marking on MJ-12 documents appears on real declassified CIA papers from the 1940s and 50s

The CIA's declassified archives contains documents with the same markings seen on files referencing MJ-12 that the FBI claimed were fakes

All of these markings were part of numerical filing, registry, routing and control systems used by US intelligence agencies in the 1940s and 1950s.

They formed part of the standard records-management practices used to organize, track and store classified reports during that era.

Since many of those systems were not publicly documented for decades, the researcher argued it would have been extremely difficult for an outsider to replicate them convincingly.

'It's virtually impossible to logically reconcile this supporting evidence with the idea that "Majestic-12" was just some paperwork invented during the 1980s,' the researcher posted on Substack.

Wood also questioned the FBI's long-standing dismissal of the files, noting that agents famously stamped several of the documents 'BOGUS.'

According to Wood, that decision was not based on proof the papers were fabricated but rather on the agencies' inability to determine where the documents originated.

'If you dig in a little deeper, you discover that the FBI is responsible for investigating leaks of classified information,' Wood said. 'They took the document around to all the three-letter agencies and asked, "Did you lose this? Is this out of your files?"'

'Nobody would admit to it. It's no wonder they labeled it bogus and moved on,' he added, suggesting the CIA may have known the documents were genuine all along.

Wood said UFO researchers have spent decades conducting forensic checks on the paper type, typewriter fonts, stamps, dates and internal consistency of the alleged MJ-12 documents.

'Every document has its own authenticity rating, and every document has stronger or weaker authenticity. We take it document by document, but it only takes one, and there are plenty that are in the super highly credible category,' the researcher declared.

UFO researchers have said that the 1947 UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico 'was the real deal' and led to the creation of the top-secret group Majestic-12

According to the documents, MJ-12 included Admiral Roscoe Hillenkoetter, the first CIA director, Dr Vannevar Bush, head of US scientific research during World War II, James Forrestal, the first US Secretary of Defense, and General Nathan Twining, the Air Force commander in charge of research and development of new aircraft.

Despite the US intelligence community's attempt to discredit the files as fakes, shocking details involving MJ-12 and a secret face-to-face encounter with alien life were made public through the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in 1991.

The files, many of which were never added to the CIA's archives, stated that MJ-12 oversaw four specific projects charged with communicating with aliens, researching UFOs, recovering crashed alien ships, and testing out advanced technology.

The MJ-12 files noted it took five years before they finally made successful contact with UFOs in 1959, noting that the group 'established primitive communications with the Aliens,' using binary code sent by radio.

This basic form of communication allegedly led to the meeting between the Air Force and extraterrestrials in 1964, with MJ-12 stating that an 'Air Force officer managed to exchange basic information with the two Aliens.'

The US government has maintained that there has never been any physical proof that UFOs or alien life exists.

In 1988, the US intelligence community added that there were serious inconsistencies and formatting errors in the secret MJ-12 documents, including an alleged briefing on the project addressed to President Eisenhower that agents have called a forgery. 

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05-03-2026 om 18:58 geschreven door peter  

Facts about UFOs that will blow your mind and change how you see the sky

Written by Ivan Petricevic

From Pentagon videos to Cold War memos, the record shows how officials logged and studied unexplained sightings.

For most of the 20th century, official talk of unidentified flying objects was easy to dismiss as rumor, hoax, or tabloid fuel. That posture has weakened in recent years as governments have released more material, including military footage and archives that show how agencies tracked reports they could not immediately explain.

The modern term in the United States is “unidentified aerial phenomena,” or UAP, a label used to avoid the cultural baggage attached to “UFO.” Even with that shift, the core issue remains the same: objects or lights reported by credible observers, sometimes with sensor data, that were not identified at the time.

Declassified U.F.O. documents, with limits

Public statements have often emphasized that governments were not treating UFOs as evidence of extraterrestrial craft. Yet declassified collections show sustained bureaucratic attention to reports, especially when officials worried that sightings might reflect foreign technology, misidentified military activity, or gaps in air defense.

The CIA’s “UFOs: Fact or Fiction” collection summarizes the scope of what it has posted from its files, including the agency’s own historical review, “CIA’s Role in the Study of UFO’s, 1947–90”. The agency frames the material as an archive of what was collected, not a conclusion about what was seen.

In Britain, The National Archives’ UFO reports guide describes how sightings were received and handled over decades, again without endorsing extraordinary explanations.

The Pentagon’s videos, formally released

In April 2020, the U.S. Department of Defense posted a statement confirming the release of three Navy videos that had already circulated widely. The department said it had authorized release of the “historical Navy videos” to “clear up any misconceptions by the public on whether or not the footage that has been circulating was real or whether or not there is more to the videos.” The statement is available from the Department of Defense release page.

The footage, recorded by Navy aircraft sensors, is often described as showing objects moving in unusual ways. The videos are evidence of what the sensors captured and what pilots discussed in the moment, not a definitive identification of what the objects were.

Not all high-profile cases come from defense files. One of the most argued-over examples is the STS-75 “tether” episode, tied to the STS-75 mission in 1996. During the flight, the mission’s tethered satellite system was disrupted, and video recorded bright points that some viewers describe as disc-like objects near the drifting tether.

The basic mission facts are straightforward, and NASA’s summary makes clear the tether was lost and the mission continued gathering data. What the bright points represent has been debated for years, with proposed explanations ranging from imaging artifacts and debris to more exotic claims. The underlying event is real; the interpretation is not settled by the video alone.

The Pentagon studied “exotic” technology concepts

Declassified documents also show how UAP discussions intersected with defense research culture, where unusual reports can be treated as potential intelligence problems. A key paper trail involves the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, commonly known as AATIP.

A 2009 Defense Intelligence Agency memo about Senator Harry Reid’s request to protect the program under special access procedures can be read in the DIA’s FOIA reading room as “Senator Harry Reid’s Request to Put the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AAITP) under Special Access Protection”. The document anchors a core fact that often gets blurred in public debate: senior officials did support a structured effort to study unusual aerospace reports, and they discussed how to handle sensitive methods and findings.

That does not establish that any recovered “craft” existed, or that any material was reverse-engineered. It establishes that the topic reached high levels and was treated, at least by some officials, as worthy of protected research channels.

An Antarctic episode in the record

Among the most specific documents in the text is a 1965 letter describing unexplained lights witnessed at Antarctic research stations. Dated October 22, 1965, it includes this passage and must be read on its own terms, as a contemporaneous report:

“On the July 12 this year, the British Antarctic Survey Base on Deception Island (62° 59′ S, Long. 60° 34′ W) reported the following, which I quote as requested:

‘Argentine base (on Deception Island) observed a moving colored light on June 7th, 20th, and July 3. Chilean base (also on Deception) made similar observations on the latter two dates.

Flickering red-green-yellow light observed from British Base 2300 Z July 2 die north; it had moved in two waves quickly from the west then reversed along the course for a short distance before returning again to the north where it remained stationary for about 20 minutes.’

I should comment that our people in the Antarctic did not consider the important event enough to comment until asked. I requested information because of pressure from the B.B.C., N.B.C., and the Press, who acted on a news report put out from Argentina.

Yours sincerely,
V.E. Fuchs.”

The CIA archive, in the agency’s words

The CIA has posted thousands of pages tied to UFO-related reporting and internal handling of the issue. In its own description of the collection:

“This collection catalogs C.I.A. information on this subject from the 1940s through the early 1990s.”

That line appears on the agency’s UFOs: Fact or Fiction collection page. The volume reflects how often reports crossed analysts’ desks, even when many entries were unresolved, secondhand, or never validated.

Older reports, from broadsheets to colonial diaries

Long before jets and radar, strange sky events were recorded in language shaped by the times. One of the most cited examples is an illustrated broadsheet from 1561 describing what later writers recast as a UFO “battle” over Nuremberg. The event is commonly referred to as the 1561 celestial phenomenon over Nuremberg, and the woodcut is often attributed to Hans Glaser, a local artist and printer, as discussed by The Public Domain Review’s overview. The report quoted in the text reads:

“In the morning of April 14, 1561, at daybreak, between 4 and 5 a.m., a dreadful apparition occurred on the sun, and then this was seen in Nuremberg in the city, before the gates, and in the country – by many men and women.

At first, there appeared in the middle of the sun, two blood-red semi-circular arcs, just like the moon in its last quarter. And in the sun, above and below and on both sides, the color was blood, there stood a round ball of partly dull, partly black ferrous color. Likewise, there stood on both sides and as a torus about the sun such blood-red ones and other balls in large number, about three in a line and four in a square, also some alone.

In between these globes, there were visible a few blood-red crosses, between which there were blood-red strips, becoming thicker to the rear and in the front malleable like the rods of reed-grass, which were intermingled, among them two big rods, one on the right, the other to the left, and within the small and big rods there were three, also four and more globes.

These all started to fight among themselves so that the globes, which were first in the sun, flew out to the ones standing on both sides; thereafter, the globes standing outside the sun, in the small and large rods, flew into the sun.

Besides, the globes flew back and forth among themselves and fought vehemently with each other for over an hour. And when the conflict in and again out of the sun was most intense, they became fatigued to such an extent that they all, as said above, fell from the sun down upon the earth ‘as if they all burned’ and they then wasted away on the Earth with immense smoke. After all this, something like a black spear, very long and thick, sighted; the shaft pointed to the east, the point pointed west. Whatever such signs mean, God alone knows…”

(Source: Colman S. Von Kevicsky, “The Ufo Sighting Over Nuremberg in 1561” Official Ufo January 1976. Translation by Ilse Von Jacobi.)

In North America, a frequently cited early account comes from Massachusetts Bay Colony governor John Winthrop, discussed in History.com’s account of the 1639 episode. Such reports show continuity of human experience, not continuity of explanation: before modern astronomy and aviation, unusual atmospheric events were often described in religious or martial terms.

Hot spots, air-raid scares, and radar nights

Modern reporting is also shaped by simple geography and population: more people watching the sky tends to produce more reports. The National UFO Reporting Center’s California index illustrates the scale of self-reported sightings in one large state, though that database is not a verified catalog of confirmed events.

The text highlights several famous U.S. incidents from the mid-20th century. The “Battle of Los Angeles” in February 1942 is well documented as an air-raid alarm and anti-aircraft barrage. The California State Library’s historical note, “The Battle of Los Angeles,” summarizes the episode and the scale of the firing. Later official histories attributed the trigger to war nerves and a weather balloon.

In July 1952, radar operators and pilots reported targets over Washington. The National Archives’ Project Blue Book history explains how the Air Force organized its system for collecting and evaluating UFO data that same year, in part to address public concern and possible national security implications.

The Rendlesham Forest incident in December 1980 remains one of the most cited cases involving U.S. Air Force personnel in Britain. The UK’s National Archives summary notes the role of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Halt, and the underlying document is commonly known as the Halt memo, a short report that became the main official record of the episode.

Speculation, and what can be checked

A few claims in the text point to documents said to be written by major historical figures about “Relationship with Inhabitants of Celestial Bodies.” That is a serious allegation, and it is not supported by the major archival sources cited above. Without a reliable, primary archive reference, it should be treated as unverified.

Churchill’s interest in life beyond Earth, by contrast, is grounded in known material. The rediscovered essay “Are We Alone in the Universe?” and the quote included in the text have been reported and analyzed by outlets including Smithsonian Magazine, which places the line in context of Churchill’s broader engagement with science.

Taken together, the record shows something more modest than the folklore: a long paper trail of sightings, a smaller set of cases with military sensors and formal releases, and an enduring gap between “unidentified” and “identified as extraordinary.” The sky can produce real data and real confusion at the same time

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04-03-2026 om 22:41 geschreven door peter  

Hacker claims US government has UFO photos and list of ‘non-terrestrial officers’

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A Scottish hacker accused of carrying out the ‘biggest military computer hack of all time’ on the US government has revealed what he found.

Gary McKinnon, 60, rummaged through 97 US army and authorities websites in the early 1990s from his girlfriend’s aunt’s flat in London.

In an interview on American Alchemy with Jesse Michels aired yesterday, McKinnon said he was hunting for evidence of a UFO cover-up.

One low-quality image he saw showed a shape, ‘a big straight kind of silvery line… cigar-shaped object… smooth… no lines’, above Earth.

He said the image loaded line by line as his dial-up internet struggled, explaining: ‘There’s like blackness, then there’s like slowly a hemisphere started appearing, and I’m thinking that’s a planet.

‘This thing looked very smooth on the outside. There were no lines… no screws and bolts and stuff.’

The computer expert said there was a list of ‘nonterrestial officers’

(Picture: Jesse Michels)

McKinnon added: ‘It wasn’t your normal space stuff, so I knew that.’

While scrolling, he alleged that his mouse was suddenly hijacked, saying: ‘They right-clicked, disconnected and boom, that was it. I was cut out.’

He also found a spreadsheet labelled ‘nonterrestrial officers’, referring to something that does not originate from Earth, McKinnon claimed.

He added: ‘It had ship names… and… fleet-to-fleet transfers.’

McKinnon also claimed found testimony from former NASA contractor Donna Hare saying she was shown an image of a disc over Earth.

Such anomalies are scrubbed clean from any images released to the public, Hare said, according to McKinnon.

McKinnon quoted one of her colleagues saying: ‘Well, we always have to airbrush them out before we sell them to the public.’

Nasa has been approached for comment.

Hacking, McKinnon said, isn’t quite being hunched over a computer in a hoodie.

‘I was in my dressing gown up till like four in the morning, smoking weed, drinking beer, just like ride of my life really,’ he said, adding he used a 56k dial-up modem.

McKinnon had spent years interested in UFOs and other space-age tech, like pollution free energy, after seeing an ‘orange light’ in the sky as a child.

Inspired by the Disclosure Project book by Steven Greer, he decided to try to pry open secretive government systems for evidence in March 2001.

McKinnon was arrested by police at his flat in Wood Green, north London, in March 2002, with investigators acting on allegations from the US.

American authorities said that McKinnon hacked into US army, navy, air force, Department of Defense and Nasa computers 16.

This caused £487,000 worth of damage to computers in 2001 and 2002, officials said.

If he was convicted, McKinnon could have spent 70 years behind bars only for an extradition order to be blocked by then-prime minister, Theresa May, on human rights grounds.

McKinnon, known as ‘Solo’ online, stressed he never acted with malicious intent and positioned himself as a truth-seeker. He admitted to obtaining unauthorised access to US government computer systems.

Asked by Michels why he did this, McKinnon said: ‘I wanted it from the horse’s mouth. I didn’t want to just believe.

‘I wanted to know.’

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04-03-2026 om 17:45 geschreven door peter  

Declassified UFO files reveal giant glowing sphere over military base that's been hidden for 35 years

• MORE: Mystery as UFO vault with 3.8 million files is wiped clean hours after Trump demands alien docs released

By CHRIS MELORE, US ASSISTANT SCIENCE EDITOR

Declassified documents from over three decades ago have revealed how an encounter with a suspected UFO at the south pole was covered up.

The records unsealed this year by Argentina's Ministry of Foreign Affairs have confirmed an eyewitness account from 1991, when military personnel and civilian researchers in Antarctica detected and then saw a large flying saucer over their base.

Miguel Amaya, a retired Argentine Air Force non-commissioned officer, told UFO investigators in the early 2000s that he was stationed at General San Martín Base, a small scientific and military station on a tiny island in Antarctica in April of that year.

At the start of the polar night, when the sun stays down for months, an alarm went off on the station's riometer, a machine that measures changes in the upper atmosphere.

Despite the three needle pens measuring different heights of the ionosphere, the part of the atmosphere where solar radiation ionizes atoms, all of the needles began drawing the same pattern, which is scientifically impossible.

According to Amaya, outpost personnel claimed that the strange readings could only have been caused by something producing the same energy as a nuclear aircraft carrier or a large city floating over Antarctica.

Hours later, another base member was walking outside during a snowstorm when they allegedly saw 'a huge circle of light' moving slowly and silently right over the building.

The 1991 incident has finally come to light after Amaya claimed he and the other members at General San Martín Base were told never to talk about what they had seen by their superiors.

General San Martín Base, a small scientific and military station in Antarctica used by Argentina 

Over 120 feet of paper was reportedly used during the four-and-a-half hour incident at General San Martín Base, with Amaya revealing that the needles were moving so violently they went off the paper multiple times.

'This equipment started registering normally, but after five minutes, the three indicator needles began to make the same marks, which the engineer explained was impossible,' Amaya said in his CEFORA interview, translated to English.

'At times, these "signals" would cut out, and everything would continue as normal. Then, for periods of ten or fifteen minutes, it would start again, sometimes with such force that the needles would jump off the belt.'

The incredible readings started around 1am local time and carried on through the night. Roughly 16 hours later at 10pm, Amaya said a radio operator from the Argentine Army saw the mysterious craft as he left the base on a walk.

'He noticed a huge circle of light, very dim due to the cloud cover, passing above the base, but still visible, and moving very slowly and silently towards the sea,' Amaya claimed in his testimony.

The meteorological observer noted that by the time the man who saw the UFO could call for the rest of the base to come out and view it, the craft had disappeared.

The three needles on the riometer's graphic recorder were supposed to show independent readings because they measured different aspects of radio wave absorption in the ionosphere, which sits 30 to 600 miles above the surface.

Normally, natural events like solar flares or auroras cause different patterns on each needle, since absorption varies by frequency, with lower frequencies getting absorbed more or at different altitudes than higher ones.

Riometer papers from General San Martín Base in 1991 which recorded a strange atmospheric disturbance over Antarctica

Argentina's Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed that nine rolls of records from the 1991 incident still exist and have been stored in the Argentine Antarctic Institute

This means the needles should have been drawing distinct patterns on the night the UFO was allegedly spotted. For example, one might have shown stronger spikes while another showed milder changes if this had been a normal phenomenon.

This synchronization could only have taken place if a massive, external energy source was directly overhead, overriding the separate signals of the riometer.

An Argentine civilian UFO research group known as CEFORA pushed for the records to be released under the nation’s public information law.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the original paper rolls, which recorded the strange readings over Antarctica, still exist and have been stored at the Argentine Antarctic Institute.

CEFORA interviewed Amaya about the incident prior to going public with his story on a Spanish radio program in 2009.

CEFORA's director, Andrea Simondini, had been fighting to have the official records of that UFO encounter and others released for more than 15 years.

Now that the records have been unsealed, images proving something unexplainable interfered with the base's riometer have been shared for the first time.

'Now we are going to pursue other cases linked to Antarctica,' Simondini told Uno Entre Ríos.

'This is just the first test case we can verify under this method, and it raises expectations for the continued declassification of other files,' she stressed in a statement translated to English. 

In the US, UFO disclosure has also reached a fever pitch, with President Trump ordering Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and the Pentagon to release all documents related to government investigations on the UFOs and extraterrestrial life.

To this point, however, the US has maintained that there has never been any physical evidence found proving that aliens or non-human spacecraft exist.

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04-03-2026 om 16:10 geschreven door peter  

Cigar Craft Over Capestrano hospital, San Juan, Puerto Rico Feb 18, 2026, UFO UAP Sighting News

Above screenshot has added contrast to see details. 

Date of sighting: February 18, 2026

Location of sighting: San Juan, Puerto Rico

Source: NUFORC

 

This is interesting. A long cigar shaped craft was seen standing upright...like a light entity mimicking human appearance. When I added contrast to a screenshot, it turns out it appears like a pillar of light. Seen for 3 hours by five eyewitnesses this is something special. This seems to be a sign, an energy entity, possibly a spiritual being trying to inspire someone of importance. Someone who has things they want you to complete in the future. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily

 

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03-03-2026 om 15:32 geschreven door peter  

Mysterious disappearance of UFO-linked Air Force general sparks nationwide search

• READ MORE: I hacked NASA's systems and finally found the truth about UFOs… the cover-up is astonishing

By STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR and JOSH BOSWELL, CHIEF INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER

A retired US Air Force general who led laboratories linked to UFO research has been reported missing from New Mexico.

William Neil McCasland, 68, was last seen around 11am Friday near Quail Run Court NE in Albuquerque, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) said.

The sheriff's office issued a Silver Alert, a public notification system used to locate missing seniors or individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia, or other medical conditions.

'Due to his medical issues, law enforcement is concerned for his safety,' the office said.

McCasland, a veteran of Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, previously led both the Phillips Research Site and the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson in Ohio.

Some UFO enthusiasts have linked those facilities to secret studies of advanced aerospace technology and unexplained phenomena, though officials maintain they focus on national security and experimental defense projects.

The FBI told the Daily Mail that they are also involved in the hunt, but that the Sheriff’s Department is leading the search.

‘The FBI Albuquerque Field Office is involved in this investigation, as it is standard practice for the FBI to assist our local law enforcement partners if we have a tool, tactic, or technique that could benefit their investigations,’ a spokesperson said.

‘The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office (BCSO) is leading this investigation.’

The sheriff's office has issued a Silver Alert, a public notification system used in the US to locate missing seniors or individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia or other mental disabilities

Col. Justin Secrest, commander of Kirtland's 377th Air Base Wing, told the Albuquerque Journal the base is working closely with local law enforcement.

'Our thoughts are with his family during this difficult time,' Secrest said.

The BCSO shared a missing person's report for McCasland on Facebook, writing: 'Unknown clothing description and unknown direction of travel.'

By Sunday afternoon, the BCSO said New Mexico Search and Rescue was assisting in the investigation, the Albuquerque Journal reported.

Anyone with information was urged to text BCSO at 847411 or call the Missing Persons Unit at 505-468-7070.

McCasland oversaw research at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where he managed the Air Force's $2.2 billion science and technology program, along with additional customer-funded research. 

Wright-Patterson has long been linked in UFO lore to the alleged study of materials from the 1947 Roswell incident, though official reports attribute the debris to Project Mogul balloons.

He retired from the Air Force in 2013 and later held private-sector positions, including director of technology at Applied Technology Associates.

 

William Neil McCasland, 68, was last seen around 11am Friday near Quail Run Court NE in Albuquerque, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office said

McCasland's name became associated with UFO topics after the 2016 WikiLeaks release of emails from John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman. 

In the emails, musician Tom DeLonge, founder of Blink-182 and the UFO-focused To The Stars Academy (TTSA), referenced McCasland multiple times, claiming he had advised him on disclosure matters and helped assemble an advisory team.

DeLonge also suggested on a podcast that he was being advised by McCasland and several named and unnamed insiders to carry out a slow disclosure of UAP information to the American public from US government or contractor sources.

He claimed that the US government and contractor groups already possess free energy technology, sometimes referred to as zero-point energy, that could make conventional energy sources obsolete, stating: 'One inch of air could power the U.S. for hundreds of years.'

DeLonge suggested that TTSA was being restrained from releasing all the information government insiders had provided, but that the organization sought investment from private sources to develop this technology for energy and aerospace purposes. 

He further stated that TTSA expected to create a working anti-gravity craft, and the company's SEC filing noted that its aerospace division is 'dedicated to finding revolutionary breakthroughs in propulsion, energy and communications.'

An email tied McCasland to Wright-Patterson, alleging he oversaw the lab where Roswell materials were supposedly sent and scheduling emails showed a planned meeting with DeLonge, Podesta, and someone signing as 'Neil McC,' consistent with McCasland.

McCasland, a veteran of Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, previously led both the Phillips Research Site and the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson in Ohio (PICTURED)

These claims come from DeLonge and have not been confirmed by McCasland or official records. 

There is no public evidence that he participated in UFO crash retrievals, reverse-engineering of non-human technology, or classified extraterrestrial programs. 

His documented work focused on advanced aerospace research, which has fueled speculation about experimental propulsion and unidentified phenomena in defense circles.

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03-03-2026 om 00:00 geschreven door peter  

I communicated with non-human intelligence... and what they told me proves God's existence

• READ MORE: Wife of Apollo astronaut reveals husband's untold encounters with UFOs that convinced him we're not alone 

By ROB WAUGH

A resurfaced military interview presents extraordinary claims about extraterrestrial intelligence, the scientific confirmation of a single creator, and technology that may blur the boundary between life and death.

The account came from Clifford Stone, a longtime US Army sergeant who, over the course of his life, alleged direct involvement in classified encounters with non-human intelligence during his military service. 

Until his death in 2021, Stone consistently maintained that his claims were rooted in firsthand encounters rather than speculation, describing them as experiences that had permanently changed his understanding of religion, mortality, and humanity's place in the universe. 

According to Stone, some of those encounters involved telepathic communication with an extraterrestrial entity he described as calm, curious and technologically advanced. 

He said the being, which he called 'Korona,' expressed interest in human belief systems and conveyed information that, if true, would upend long-standing debates about the relationship between science and faith.

Stone claimed that Korona's civilization had reached what it considered a scientific conclusion about the existence of a creator, not as a matter of belief, but as an empirically established reality.

Scholars of religion and philosophy have long debated whether scientific inquiry can ever address metaphysical questions such as the existence of God. 

Stone claimed that belief in a singular creator is 'no longer a faith-based ideal,' and argued that science from advanced intelligence now supports the existence of what many people call God.

The account came from Clifford Stone (pictured), a longtime US Army sergeant who, over the course of his life, alleged direct involvement in classified encounters with non-human intelligence during his military service 

Stone further alleged that this same intelligence possessed technology capable of facilitating communication between the living and the dead, though he stressed that such interactions were tightly constrained.

'They even have the means to communicate with their loved ones. It's not some parlour trick,' he claimed. 'They really have the means to do it. But there are forbidden questions that you can't ask about what happens after death.'

That restriction, Stone claimed, was not presented as a technical limitation but as an enforced boundary, one that prevented deeper inquiry into the nature of death itself. 

He suggested that certain knowledge may either be dangerous, destabilizing or simply inaccessible to human understanding at this stage of development.

Beyond theology and mortality, Stone made one of his most controversial assertions. He claimed that non-human beings are not distant visitors, but active observers already present on Earth. 

He claimed they move quietly among humans, studying behavior, emotion and belief in an effort to better understand the species.

Stone did not explain how such beings might conceal themselves, nor did he provide physical evidence to support the claim. 

He framed the idea instead as a long-term observational effort, similar to anthropological fieldwork conducted by a more advanced civilization.

According to Stone, some of those encounters involved telepathic communication with an extraterrestrial entity he described as calm, curious and technologically advanced

Born on January 2, 1949, in Portsmouth, Ohio, Stone joined the US Army in 1969. 

His official military records list his primary role as an administrative and legal specialist, a position he held while serving for more than two decades.

Over time, however, Stone asserted that his duties extended far beyond clerical work. 

He claimed he was quietly reassigned to classified recovery operations involving unidentified craft and, in some cases, non-human biological entities - these assertions have never been independently verified.

The Department of Defense has never confirmed Stone's involvement in any program related to extraterrestrial recovery or communication, and no declassified documents substantiate his account. 

Critics have long pointed out this absence of evidence, noting that extraordinary claims demand extraordinary proof.

Still, Stone remained steadfast throughout the interview, presenting his experiences as factual rather than speculative. 

He frequently cited his military service as a basis for credibility and insisted that his silence during active duty was enforced by secrecy protocols rather than lack of evidence.

During his lifetime, Stone became a recognizable figure within UFO research circles, where supporters viewed him as an insider willing to speak openly after years of silence. Skeptics, by contrast, argued that his claims relied too heavily on personal testimony and unverifiable experiences.

The renewed attention surrounding Stone's interview arrives amid heightened public interest in unidentified aerial phenomena.

It follows recent acknowledgments by US government agencies that objects of unknown origin have been tracked performing maneuvers beyond known human technology - though, the government has stopped short of attributing them to extraterrestrial intelligence.

That shifting landscape has prompted renewed scrutiny of historical testimonies that were once dismissed outright, including Stone's. 

For some, his account now appears less fringe; for others, it remains firmly outside the boundaries of evidence-based inquiry.

Whether interpreted as testimony, belief or speculation, Stone's claims occupy a volatile space where science, religion and the unknown intersect. 

His account challenges conventional frameworks by suggesting that humanity's most profound questions - about God, death and existence itself - may already have answers that lie beyond current human comprehension.

What remains unresolved is whether those answers exist only in belief, or if they are waiting, as Stone claimed, just beyond the limits of what humanity is allowed to know.

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02-03-2026 om 20:35 geschreven door peter  

Mysterious UFO hotspots uncovered around underwater canyons off US coasts

• READ MORE: I communicated with non-human intelligence... and what they told me proves God's existence

By ROB WAUGH

New research has suggested that UFOs could be clustering around underwater canyons off the US coastline, raising fresh questions about whether mysterious craft could be operating beneath the ocean. 

An analysis of more than 80,000 reports found concentrated clusters of sightings near steep submarine canyon systems, particularly along the West Coast. 

The findings stem from an independent study testing the so-called 'cryptoterrestrial hypothesis,' which proposes that unidentified aerial phenomena could originate from hidden non-human intelligence on Earth rather than distant planets. 

Using publicly available UFO sighting data and detailed ocean depth maps, the report identified correlations between reported sightings and deep underwater terrain features. 

The analysis also uncovered a striking geographical anomaly, with clustering patterns appearing on the West Coast but not on the East or Gulf coasts. 

Three regions, La Jolla, Mugu Canyon, and Monterey Canyon, showed unusually high concentrations of sightings compared with population-based expectations. 

The report suggested sightings could occur in temporal bursts rather than being evenly distributed over time. 

While the findings stop short of proving any underwater origin, they add data-driven support to growing scientific interest in unexplained objects moving between air and sea.

Using publicly available UFO sighting data and detailed ocean depth maps, the report identified correlations between reported sightings and deep underwater terrain features

The study was conducted by Antoni Wędzikowski, a Warsaw-based lawyer and independent researcher who analyzed 80,000 UFO reports from the nonprofit National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) and compared them with bathymetric data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. 

The cryptoterrestrial hypothesis has gained renewed attention in recent years due to several high-profile military encounters involving objects that appeared to transition between air and sea. 

One of the most famous incidents occurred in November 2004, when US Navy pilots aboard the USS Nimitz detected multiple unidentified objects descending from 80,000 feet in less than a second during training exercises off Southern California.

Cmdr. David Fravor later described seeing a white, capsule-shaped craft, dubbed the 'Tic Tac,' that appeared to intelligently respond to the pilots' maneuvers. 

Wędzikowski's study found that UFO sightings near submarine canyons did not occur randomly but tended to cluster in bursts over short periods. 

'First, the analysis did find a statistically significant spatial association between submarine canyon features and UAP report density along the US West Coast,' he said.

'These are not trivial numbers. The association also correctly predicted 4 out of 5 top hotspot cells.'

'But the second surprise was equally important: the effect is absent on the East and Gulf Coasts. It is not a universal pattern. It concentrates in specific West Coast regions, primarily Puget Sound and the San Diego canyon system, and does not generalize across the full US coastline.'

Three regions, La Jolla, Mugu Canyon, and Monterey Canyon, showed unusually high concentrations of UFO sightings compared with population-based expectations

Each of the three major clusters of sightings was associated with deep underwater topography. 

In these areas, the number of sightings far exceeded what would be expected based on population distribution alone. 

La Jolla recorded 820 sightings, compared with an expected baseline of just 55, according to the researcher's model.

However, Wędzikowski cautioned that the results do not prove that unidentified craft are emerging from the ocean. 

He acknowledged that social factors could explain some clustering, such as increased reports following widely publicized sightings.

Still, he argued that the geographic patterns warrant further investigation using independent datasets and additional methods, including sonar analysis. 

By comparing sonar records with UAP sighting clusters, he said it could help determine whether unexplained underwater activity coincides with reported hotspots.

Wędzikowski now has plans to publish his methodology and data for peer review and urged other researchers to replicate the findings.

Using the AI tool Claude Code, he corrected for population density and other confounding variables, then examined whether sightings clustered near steep underwater terrain.

In November 2004, Navy pilots aboard the USS Nimitz were conducting training exercises off the coast of Southern California when radar detected multiple unidentified aerial objects

'The specific hypothesis, that UAP report density might correlate with submarine canyon features along the coastline, came from noticing that several well-known hotspot areas sit above unusually steep underwater topography,' Wędzikowski told Daily Mail.

'Rather than treat that as evidence of anything, I wanted to test it properly: population-controlled, with confound checks, temporal replication, and clear documentation of what survives scrutiny and what doesn't.'

Wędzikowski said he was surprised that no one had previously conducted such a systematic geospatial analysis of the publicly available data.

'I've followed the UAP topic for years, and what consistently frustrated me was the gap between the data that actually exists and the way the subject is typically discussed, which tends to rely on individual case narratives or speculation rather than systematic analysis,' he explained.

'There are tens of thousands of geolocated sighting reports in public databases like NUFORC. The data has been sitting in public databases for decades. The tools to test it are standard geospatial statistics. The surprising thing is not the result. It's that nobody looked.'

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02-03-2026 om 20:25 geschreven door peter  

I hacked NASA's systems and finally found the truth about UFOs… the cover-up is astonishing

• READ MORE: Mystery as UFO vault with 3.8 million files is wiped clean hours after Trump demands alien docs released

By STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR

A British computer hacker has stepped out from the shadows to retell his discovery of an alleged UFO photo while accessing NASA's systems.

Gary McKinnon was accused of perpetrating the 'biggest military computer hack of all time' after breaching 97 government sites in 2002. 

Though he has long insisted he was not searching for aliens, McKinnon said he was looking for evidence of suppressed energy or propulsion technology when he allegedly infiltrated NASA’s Johnson Space Center. 

That is when, he claimed, he found a high-resolution image of a cigar-shaped craft hovering above Earth. 

'Then there's like slowly a hemisphere started appearing, and I'm thinking that's a planet. What the hell? And then suddenly there's a big, straight kind of silvery line, cigar-shaped object, McKinnon said while speaking on the American Alchemy podcast with Jesse Michels.

He also claims to have discovered a spreadsheet labeled “non-terrestrial officers,” suggesting the individuals listed were not based on Earth. 

Moments later, he said, someone appeared to take control of his screen. 'They right-clicked, disconnected and boom, that was it. I was cut out,' McKinnon recalled. 

Following the hack, McKinnon faced a decade-long extradition battle with the US, where he was threatened with up to 70 years in prison, but the British government ultimately blocked it. There is still a live arrest warrant out on McKinnon, placing him on the Interpol red list so he cannot enter the US. 

Gary McKinnon was accused of perpetrating the 'biggest military computer hack of all time' after breaching 97 government sites in 2002

McKinnon told Michels that his interest in UFOs began in childhood, inspired by family stories and a sighting he experienced at age 12. 

'I saw this kind of reddish orange glowing light, and it was moving in an arc from there to the horizon,' he said. 

Years later, after reading the Disclosure Project book by Steven Greer, he decided to test whether US government systems were as secure as officials claimed.

The hack began in March 2001 when McKinnon scanned vast ranges of IP addresses for government computers protected by blank passwords.

'If you cast far enough a wide net, you know, something's going to come in,' he said. 

According to McKinnon, some highly sensitive systems had no password protection at all. 

He ultimately gained access to networks belonging to the NSA, the Defense Information Systems Agency, the Department of Defense, the Army, the Navy, the Air Force and NASA.

He described conducting the intrusions late at night while living in London. 'I was in my dressing gown up till like four in the morning, smoking weed, drinking beer, just like ride of my life really,' he said. 

He allegedly accessed NASA's Johnson Space Center, finding a high-resolution image of a cigar-shaped craft hovering above Earth before his access was abruptly cut off (STOCK)

From there, he used commercially available tools to escalate his access to the administrator level and ran keyword searches across thousands of machines.

His focus, he said, was not extraterrestrials but advanced propulsion and free energy. 

'What I was interested in was the energy and the propulsion,' he explained.

The hacker believed secret technology might exist that could ease energy poverty. 

'To have something that was free, it was just too juicy not to have a go at finding,' he said.

But what he found inside Building 8 at NASA's Johnson Space Center stunned him.

McKinnon said he had read testimony from former NASA contractor Donna Hare, who claimed that while working in the same building in the late 1980s or early 1990s, she was shown an image of a large white disc casting a shadow on Earth. 

According to McKinnon, Hare alleged that such anomalies were removed before images were sold to the public. 

'Well, we always have to airbrush them out before we sell them to the public,' he quoted her colleague as saying.

Intrigued, McKinnon searched NASA's network for computers assigned to Building 8 and gained access to several. 

The alleged sighting predates by several years the 2004 encounter by US Navy pilot David Fravor with a so-called 'tic tac' object off the coast of California, footage later acknowledged by the Pentagon as authentic 

He said the desktops were sparse, containing folders labeled 'raw' and 'processed.' 

Inside, he encountered a proprietary NASA image format that required running specialized software to view.

Using a 56k dial-up connection, he lowered the color resolution to speed up the transfer. 

The image appeared slowly, line by line. 'There's like blackness, then there's like slowly a hemisphere started appearing, and I'm thinking that's a planet,' he said. As more detail rendered, he saw what he believed was Earth,  and then the object.

'This thing looked very smooth on the outside. There were no lines… no screws and bolts and stuff,' he said.

He described it as white or silvery and positioned laterally relative to the planet. 'It was definitely white, silvery,' he said. He did not observe antennas, seams or visible propulsion.

Moments later, his session ended abruptly when someone appeared to manually disconnect him. 

'I see the mouse move… someone else is at the computer themselves,' he said. 

McKinnon maintains he does not know whether the object was extraterrestrial.

Gary McKinnon spoke to Jesse Michels, host of American Alchemy, about what he saw in NASA's system

'It wasn't your normal space stuff, so I knew that,' he said. But he stopped short of claiming proof of aliens, suggesting it could have been secret human technology.

McKinnon's activities came to an end in 2002 when he grew careless, connecting directly without proxies and using free AOL CDs. 

The alleged sighting predates by several years the 2004 encounter by US Navy pilot David Fravor with a so-called 'tic tac' object off the coast of California, footage later acknowledged by the Pentagon as authentic. McKinnon noted the similarity in shape.

Arrested in his sleep by the UK's National High-Tech Crime Unit, he and family members, including a 12-year-old, were detained. 

UK authorities initially told him he faced perhaps six months, but after US meetings, the tone changed dramatically. 

The US sought extradition under a revised treaty, charging him with damage on every machine and threatening 70 years, ten years per count under seven charges, potentially in a secret military tribunal with Guantanamo-style restrictions. 

'I bought potassium chloride… and I was just going to swallow it and have a heart attack and die,' McKinnon admitted to his despair. 

In 2012, then-Home Secretary Theresa May blocked extradition, stating: 'Mr. McKinnon's extradition would give rise to such a high risk of him ending his life… I have therefore withdrawn the extradition order against Mr. McKinnon.

'McKinnon remains on the Interpol red list with an active US warrant. During the interview, his phone mysteriously hard-reset despite his finger on the power button, an event he said had 'never happened before.' 

He described a prior unexplained incident of two perfectly circular holes appearing in his left heel after a sharp pain.

 Now living in the UK, McKinnon continues exploring anti-gravity and free-energy concepts, including plans to replicate the Biefeld-Brown effect in his garden shed using a hydraulic press, furnaces, and custom calcium copper titanate discs. 

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02-03-2026 om 18:40 geschreven door peter  

UFO Distracts Driver In Mountains Victor, Colorado USA Feb 13, 2026, UAP Alien paranormal Sighting News.

Date of sighting: February 13, 2026

Location of sighting: Victor, Colorado, USA

Source: NUFORC

 

This recent video just came in from NUFORC today. Eyewitnesses were driving when they noticed glowing objects moving across the sky right in front of them. It doesn't get any more real than this. This is what I have been talking so much about with Colorado...it's a UFO hotspot. Those Rocky Mountains hold and underground base with tens of thousands of aliens...and of many different species. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily 

 

Eyewitness states: 

Lights on object, Aura or haze around object, Changed Colo Slowly moving large object of orange red and yellow light with brighter white light dots around it moving from south to North We were driving to Victor from Cripple Creek when this was spotted in the night sky.

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02-03-2026 om 18:14 geschreven door peter  

Strange Disk Over Home Caught On Security Cam, Feb 15, 2026, Philadelphia, PA, USA, UFO UAP Sighting News

Date of sighting: February 15, 2026

Location of sighting: Philadelphia PA, USA

Source: NUFORC 

 

Now this is really cool. This disk craft was recorded by two security cams that clearly show this is a wingless craft, one that flies silently and has stealth flying low over the homes, clearly this is alien technology at its best. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily 

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02-03-2026 om 18:07 geschreven door peter  

Sphere seen moving over Japan on March 1, 2026, UFO UAP Sighting News.

Date of sighting: March 1, 2026

Location of sighting: Japan

Source: https://x.com/GaBuLiEM

This is a rare catch of white rectangle over Japan today. This object was recorded passing over a neighborhood and was caught for 45 seconds on video. Japan as seen its share of UFOs over the past and this is a great example of such a craft. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily 

 

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02-03-2026 om 18:00 geschreven door peter  

As the sun rose over the German city of Nuremberg on April 14, 1561, residents looked to the sky and witnessed something extraordinary, an event many described as an aerial battle unfolding above their heads. 

According to historical accounts, the sky appeared filled with movement. Witnesses reported seeing hundreds of spherical objects, along with cylindrical craft from which smaller spheres seemed to emerge and dart rapidly through the air. 

A massive black triangular shape was also said to hover overhead, moving erratically. Some claimed that dark, spear-like ufos streaked across the sky, while smoke trailed behind falling spheres that appeared to descend toward the earth. 

So what really happened in the skies above Nuremberg more than four centuries ago? 

Modern ufologists have speculated that the objects described that morning may have been extraterrestrial craft engaged in combat. But the true nature of the 1561 Nuremberg event remains one of history’s most puzzling sky mysteries.

  

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02-03-2026 om 17:54 geschreven door peter  

UFO abandoning earth, what do y tru hey know we don’t? 👀 UAP paranormal alien sighting news

Date of sighting: February 13, 2026

Location of sighting: Middleburg, Florida, USA

Source: NUFORC

 

When UFOs start leaving the planet, you sure as heck know something bad is heading this way. Watch this recent video of a craft leaving earths and shooting way. It's proof that things on Earth are defiantly heading into a negative vibration and there might not be any turning back now. 

Scott C. Waring 

 

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28-02-2026 om 23:11 geschreven door peter  

De Toenemende Verschijningen van UFO's op Live Televisie-uitzendingen

In de afgelopen decennia is het fenomeen van onverklaarbare vliegende objecten, beter bekend als UFO's, een onderwerp dat zowel wetenschappers als het grote publiek blijft fascineren. Wat ooit voornamelijk het terrein was van mysterieuze waarnemingen door piloten en amateur-onderzoekers, heeft zich in de loop der jaren uitgebreid tot opmerkelijke beelden die live op televisie worden uitgezonden. Deze ontwikkeling roept niet alleen vragen op over de aard en oorsprong van deze verschijnselen, maar ook over de manier waarop media en overheden hiermee omgaan.

Een afbeelding van UFO's met een overgelegde foto van een televisie

In dit artikel zullen we de geschiedenis en de evolutie van UFO-waarnemingen op televisie onderzoeken, de meest opvallende incidenten bespreken, en de mogelijke verklaringen en implicaties van deze toenemende verschijningen analyseren. Daarnaast kijken we naar de rol van technologie, publieke perceptie en de wetenschap in het begrijpen van deze mysterieuze verschijnselen.

De geschiedenis van UFO-waarnemingen op televisie

De eerste bekende televisie-uitzendingen waarin UFO's werden getoond, dateren uit de jaren 1950 en 1960. Toen de televisie zich nog in de kinderschoenen bevond, waren de beelden vaak beperkt en werden ze vooral door amateurs en hobbyisten vastgelegd. Desalniettemin zorgden deze vroege waarnemingen al voor grote nieuwsgierigheid en speculaties.

Een van de meest iconische vroege incidenten was de "Kenneth Arnold-waarneming" uit 1947, waarbij piloot Kenneth Arnold vreemde vliegende objecten zag die snel beweegden en in formatie vlogen. Hoewel dit niet direct op televisie was vastgelegd, leidde het tot een golf van belangstelling en media-aandacht. In de jaren daarna werden er talrijke rapporten en beelden gedeeld, vaak door militaire en civiele luchtvaart organisaties.

De jaren 1980 en 1990 markeerden een nieuwe fase, waarin technologieën zoals videocamera's en digitale opnames het mogelijk maakten om UFO's vast te leggen en te delen op televisie. Een van de meest bekende gebeurtenissen uit deze periode was de "Phoenix Lights" in 1997, waarbij duizenden mensen in Arizona ongeïdentificeerde vliegende objecten zagen. Hoewel dit geen live-uitzending was, werden er later televisieverslagen en documentaires gemaakt die de gebeurtenis in de schijnwerpers zetten.

De opkomst van live UFO-waarnemingen

In de 21e eeuw zien we een opmerkelijke toename van live waarnemingen van UFO's op televisie, mede dankzij de snelle ontwikkeling van cameratechnologie, smartphones en sociale media. Deze platforms maken het mogelijk dat burgers snel beelden kunnen delen met een wereldwijd publiek, waardoor de kans op live uitzendingen en directe rapportages toeneemt.

Een belangrijk keerpunt was de uitzending van de "Nimitz-incident" in 2004, waarbij Amerikaanse marinepiloten tijdens een oefening ongeïdentificeerde objecten zagen die met hoge snelheid en ongewone manoeuvres door de lucht bewogen. Hoewel de gebeurtenissen niet live werden uitgezonden, werden de beelden later vrijgegeven door het Pentagon en wereldwijd gedeeld via nieuwsmedia en documentaires.

In meer recente jaren hebben we verschillende incidenten gezien waarbij UFO's rechtstreeks op televisie werden vastgelegd tijdens live-uitzendingen. Een voorbeeld is de "UFO-sighting" tijdens een voetbalwedstrijd in Brazilië in 2019, waarbij een object werd gezien dat snel door de lucht scheerde en door meerdere kijkers werd vastgelegd. Hoewel het bewijs beperkt was, zorgde het voor een storm van discussie op sociale media en in de pers.

Het fenomeen van 'live' UFO's: opvallende voorbeelden

1. UFO's oproepen in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas is een stad waar sommige mensen suggereren dat 'alles kan!' Dus het zou misschien niet al te verrassend moeten zijn dat, in tegenstelling tot alleen UFO-waarnemingen (waarvan er veel zijn), Vegas een persoon heeft die beweert deze objecten te kunnen oproepen wanneer hij wil.

Ramon Watkins, bekend als Profeet Yahweh, reageerde op een uitdaging van het lokale Las Vegas-station KTNV, dat hem vroeg een UFO live op televisie op te roepen in 2005. Hoewel hij enigszins terug leek te krabbelen door te zeggen dat hij ze niet op commando kon 'oproepen' en in plaats daarvan door 'stemmen' werd verteld wanneer en waar ze zouden verschijnen, resulteerde zijn optreden wel in de live-uitzending van onverklaarbare objecten boven Vegas.

Het station volgde Watkins naar Lake Meade, waar de objecten zouden verschijnen. Tot schrik van het nieuwscrewet en de vele kijkers thuis waren twee heldere bollen duidelijk zichtbaar aan de hemel.

Veel mensen zouden het evenement opnemen, en het leek erop dat de beslissing over Watkins’ authenticiteit i

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2.1.  Brazilië

TV Gazeta uit Brazilië zou in februari 2009 een vreemde waarneming op live televisie vastleggen. Het object straalde fel en zou meerdere keren van kleur veranderen. Naast de duizenden die thuis keken, en de honderdduizenden die het online zouden bekijken, zouden vijfentwintig mensen het object van dichtbij ter plaatse zien.

Het hele tafereel speelde zich af over een periode van twee uur voordat de UFO sereen in de nacht verdween. De korte video hieronder bevat een verslag en beeldmateriaal van het incident.

2.2. HOUSTON, TEXAS, USA

Op 11 augustus 2014 waren de luchten boven Houston, Texas, het decor voor een bizarre 'kring van lichten!' Veel mensen hebben video-opnames van de gebeurtenis gemaakt, waaronder verschillende lokale nieuwszenders. De lichten bewogen onafhankelijk van elkaar voordat ze weer in formatie terugkeerden.

Degenen die de lichten uit de eerste hand hebben gezien, hadden volgens de fragmenten van citaten die aan de lokale media werden gegeven, verschillende meningen over wat ze waren. Deze varieerden van de ontmoeting die van 'buitenaardse' aard zou zijn tot geheime tests van overheidsdrones.

Dr. Carolyn Sumners, die vicevoorzitter van astronomie is aan het Houston Museum of Natural Science, verklaarde dat voordat men de waarnemingen als buitenaards bestempelt, alle andere verklaringen zouden moeten worden uitgesloten. Het incident is nog steeds onverklaard.

Je kunt de beelden van de gebeurtenis hieronder bekijken.

3. De "Mexicaanse UFO-incidenten" (2020)

In Mexico werden meerdere live beelden gedeeld van grote, onregelmatige lichtobjecten die over de steden zweefden. Verschillende mensen filmden de verschijnselen vanuit hun huizen en op straat. Sommige beelden leken onverklaarbaar, terwijl anderen sceptisch waren en spraken over drones of ballonnen. Desalniettemin zorgde de zichtbaarheid en het live karakter voor een grote interesse en discussie.

Technologie en methoden voor het vastleggen van UFO's

De toename van live UFO-waarnemingen is niet toeval. Technologische ontwikkelingen hebben een grote rol gespeeld in het mogelijk maken van het vastleggen van deze verschijnselen.

• Smartphones: De introductie van smartphones met hoge-resolutie camera's heeft het voor het grote publiek mogelijk gemaakt om snel en gemakkelijk beelden te maken en te delen.
• Dashcams en beveiligingscamera's: In veel landen zijn dashcams en beveiligingscamera's standaard, wat resulteert in een uitgebreide verzameling beelden van ongeïdentificeerde objecten.
• Drones: De opkomst van drones heeft het voor hobbyisten en amateurs mogelijk gemaakt om zelf UFO-achtige objecten te creëren, wat soms verwarring en misverstanden kan veroorzaken.
• Live-streaming platforms: Websites en sociale media zoals YouTube, Facebook en Twitter maken het mogelijk om gebeurtenissen in real-time te delen, waardoor live UFO-waarnemingen snel verspreid worden.

Mogelijke verklaringen voor de toenemende verschijningen

De verschijnselen die op televisie worden vastgelegd, kunnen op verschillende manieren worden verklaard. Het is belangrijk om zowel sceptisch als open-minded te blijven.

1. Menselijke perceptie en interpretatie

Veel waarnemingen worden beïnvloed door menselijke perceptie. Mensen kunnen objecten verkeerd interpreteren, vooral onder stressvolle omstandigheden of bij beperkte informatie. Een vliegtuig, drone, ballon of zelfs een weerspiegeling kan worden aangezien voor een UFO.

2. Technologische artefacten en fouten

Camera's en cameratelefoons kunnen artefacten veroorzaken, zoals vlekken op de lens, reflecties of digitale ruis. Ook kunnen weersomstandigheden zoals mist, regen of zonlicht leiden tot misleidende beelden.

3. Drones en menselijke activiteit

Drones en andere menselijke technologieën worden vaak als verklaring aangewezen voor vermeende UFO's. De snelle ontwikkeling van drone-technologie betekent dat het steeds moeilijker wordt om onderscheid te maken tussen menselijk en onverklaarbaar gedrag.

4. Geopolitieke en militaire belangen

Sommige incidenten worden beïnvloed door militaire oefeningen of geheime projecten. Overheden kunnen beelden en informatie terughoudend delen, wat bijdraagt aan speculatie en het mysterie rondom UFO's.

5. Extraterrestraal leven

Hoewel er geen definitief bewijs is voor buitenaards leven, blijven sommige waarnemingen onverklaard en leiden ze tot de hypothese dat sommige objecten mogelijk niet van de aarde afkomstig zijn.

Wetenschappelijke benadering en kritische analyse

De wetenschap speelt een essentiële rol in het onderzoeken van UFO-verschijnselen. Hoewel veel waarnemingen kunnen worden verklaard door natuurlijke oorzaken of menselijke activiteiten, blijven enkele incidenten onverklaard.

Organisaties zoals het Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) en het To The Stars Academy werken aan het verzamelen en analyseren van gegevens, met als doel om objectief te begrijpen wat er gebeurt. Moderne technologieën zoals radar, infraroodcamera's en data-analyse worden ingezet om de patronen en kenmerken van deze verschijnselen te bestuderen.

Het is belangrijk om kritisch te blijven en niet te snel conclusies te trekken. Veel waarnemingen worden later verklaard, maar het feit dat sommige niet meteen kunnen worden verklaard, houdt de nieuwsgierigheid levend en stimuleert verder onderzoek.

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Implicaties van de toenemende verschijningen op televisie

De groei van live UFO-waarnemingen heeft verschillende maatschappelijke, culturele en politieke implicaties:

• Publieke perceptie: Het publiek wordt steeds meer betrokken bij het fenomeen, wat leidt tot een toenemende vraag naar transparantie en antwoorden van overheden.
• Overheidsrapportages: In recente jaren hebben overheden, waaronder die van de Verenigde Staten, verklaard dat ze UFO-incidenten onderzoeken en data vrijgeven. Dit wijst op een veranderende houding ten opzichte van het onderwerp.
• Wetenschappelijke interesse: Meer wetenschappers tonen interesse en zoeken naar verklaringen binnen de astrofysica, atmosferische wetenschap en technologie.
• Maatschappelijke discussie: De vraag of we alleen zijn in het universum blijft actueel, en de getuigenissen op televisie dragen bij aan de brede maatschappelijke discussie.

Conclusie

De toenemende verschijningen van UFO's op live televisie-uitzendingen illustreren zowel de technologische vooruitgang als de blijvende menselijke nieuwsgierigheid naar het onbekende. Hoewel veel incidenten kunnen worden verklaard door natuurlijke of menselijke oorzaken, blijft een deel onverklaard, wat het mysterie en de fascinatie rondom deze verschijnselen voedt.

Het is essentieel dat we deze gebeurtenissen met een kritische blik bekijken, openstaan voor nieuwe gegevens, maar ook rekening houden met de beperkingen en fouten van menselijke perceptie en technologie. De toekomst van UFO-onderzoek ligt in het combineren van geavanceerde wetenschap, transparantie en publieke interesse, zodat we hopelijk ooit het antwoord vinden op de vraag of we alleen zijn in het universum.

De voortdurende aandacht voor deze verschijnselen op televisie en in de media helpt om het bewustzijn te vergroten en het onderzoek te stimuleren. Of de UFO's nu buitenaards, technisch of natuurlijk van aard zijn, één ding is zeker: het fenomeen blijft ons uitdagen en inspireren tot verdere ontdekking.

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UFOs and U.S. presidents: A 200-year history of sightings and secrets

Sean Sterling

On Feb. 14, former President Barack Obama was asked a question during an interview with political podcaster Brian Tyler Cohen. “Are aliens real?”

“They’re real,” Obama replied, “but I haven’t seen them. They’re not being kept in, what is it, Area 51. There’s no underground facility. Unless ... There’s this enormous conspiracy and they hid from the President of the United States.”

The internet went bananas.

Two days later, Obama clarified on Instagram. “Since it’s gotten attention let me clarify. Statistically, the universe is so vast that the odds are good there’s life out there. But the distances between solar systems are so great that the chances we’ve been visited by aliens is low, and I saw no evidence during my presidency that extraterrestrials have made contact with us. Really!”

When asked for comment on Obama’s declaration, President Donald Trump said, “He’s not supposed to be doing that. He made a big mistake, he took it out of classified information.” Trump then continued with a slightly stifled smirk, “I may get him out of trouble by declassifying.”

Social media exploded again.

The conspiracy minded wondered whether Trump’s statement itself confirmed classified information.

Hours later, Trump posted on Truth Social that he was directing the Pentagon to identify and release government files “related to alien and extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), and unidentified flying objects (UFOs), and any and all other information connected to these highly complex, but extremely interesting and important, matters.”

The Pentagon has reported hundreds of UAP cases in recent years. Twenty-one of those reports have been tagged as needing further analysis due to “anomalous characteristics.” None, officials say, demonstrate extraterrestrial activity.

Presidential commentary on UFOs didn’t begin in the age of podcasts and social media. For more than 200 years, the question of extraterrestrial life has brushed up against the Oval Office.

Multiple presidents have joked, speculated, investigated, promised disclosure, and occasionally claimed personal sightings of UFOS. Some have remained mysteriously silent. Others have been dragged into some serious tall-sounding tales.

Whether extraterrestrial contact has been secretly made with our government or not, it’s still fun to reflect on how much influence the Commander-in-Chiefs have had on UFO conspiracy culture throughout the years.

Thomas Jefferson (1801–1809)

In 1800, while serving as Vice President, Thomas Jefferson recorded a “singular phenomenon” reported by the naturalist and astronomer William Dunbar. Dunbar described “a fast-moving, crimson-red, cigar-shaped, luminous object, roughly 70–80 feet long, traveling about 200 yards above the ground.”

This account appeared in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, Vol. 6 and is the earliest known reference by a U.S. President to unexplained objects in the sky.

Harry S. Truman (1945–1953)

In 1947, pilot Kenneth Arnold reported a sighting of fast-moving objects near Mount Rainier which ignited public fascination with UFOs. That same year, an Air Force balloon crashed near a New Mexico ranch and sparked the Roswell Incident, a conspiracy theory claiming the debris was a government cover-up of an alien spacecraft and crew.

Amidst the media frenzy, Truman was asked whether he had seen any flying saucers himself. “Only in the newspapers,” he quipped.

Behind the humor, his administration treated the sightings as national security concerns, launching investigations that evolved into Project Blue Book, the U.S. Air Force’s official program designed to investigate, analyze, and document reports of Unidentified Flying Objects.

The program ran from 1952 to 1969.

John F. Kennedy (1961–1963)

No verified public statement shows JFK discussing alien life.

However, conspiracy theorists point to an alleged 1963 memo written by JFK and addressed to the CIA in which the president requests confidential information about UFOs.

NBC News noted that the memo was surfaced in 2011 by author William Lester.

Its authenticity is heavily disputed and widely considered a likely forgery... but it keeps JFK in the conversation.

Lyndon B. Johnson (1963–1969)

LBJ rarely commented publicly on UFOs. However, he presided during intense Cold War aerospace development, when many sightings were likely tied to experimental aircraft. Under his presidency, the U.S. Air Force briefed officials that in 20 years of studying 11,000+ sightings, there was no evidence that UFOs posed a threat or were extraterrestrial. This report set the stage for closing Project Blue Book.

Richard Nixon (1969–1974)

Keep in mind, this story was first reported in the National Enquirer and is based on secondhand accounts.

According to an urban legend, not official documentation, Nixon allegedly took comedian Jackie Gleason to Homestead Air Force Base in Florida to view alien bodies in 1973. Gleason reportedly told friends he was deeply disturbed by what he saw.

It remains lore, not official history.

Gerald Ford (1974–1977)

Before becoming president, Ford demanded answers about UFO sightings in Michigan, calling for congressional investigation. Unlike many presidents, he publicly pushed for transparency.

Jimmy Carter (1977–1981)

Carter reported seeing a UFO in 1969 near Leary, Georgia, with at least ten witnesses. In 1973, he filed a report with the International UFO Bureau.

As a 1976 candidate, he pledged:“If I become President, I’ll make every piece of information this country has about UFO sightings available to the public and to scientists.”

Yet once in office, Carter cited potential defense implications and did not release classified files.

Carter may not have released UFO files, but he sent ‘humanity’s hello’ to anything listening in the universe. In 1977, Carter placed a message within the Voyager spacecrafts ‘Golden Records’. Along with Carter’s message, the disks contained 116 images, 55 language greetings, natural/human sounds, and 90 minutes of music, intended as peaceful salutations to possible extraterrestrial civilizations.

Ronald Reagan (1981–1989)

Reagan said he witnessed a UFO during a 1974 plane flight while governor of California, a story that was corroborated by his pilot, Bill Paynter.

Reagan also flet that humanity might unite in the face of “some outside, universal threat.” He famously told the United Nations in 1987, “I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world.”

George H.W. Bush (1989–1993)

Before the presidency, Bush ran the CIA. That alone fuels speculation. If anyone had access, conspiracy theorists argue, it would’ve been him.

That said, he never publicly entertained UFO conspiracy theories.

Bill Clinton (1993–2001)

In a 2014 interview with Jimmy Kimmel, Clinton admitted he “had people go look at the records on Area 51 to make sure there was no alien down there.”

He concluded, “There are no aliens there”.

“If we were visited someday, I wouldn’t be surprised,” he added , “I just hope it’s not like Independence Day.“

He also explained that the rumors surrounding Roswell and Area 51 were likely due to secrecy around stealth technology testing.

George W. Bush (2001–2009)

George W. Bush also addressed UFO questions on Jimmy Kimmel Live by jokingly refusing to share information, saying “I’m not telling you nothing” when asked if he reviewed secret files.

No disclosures. Just smiles.

Are we alone?

Those who have sat in the Oval Office have responded to that question in many different ways. Some have denied it, others have sidestepped it, others left it open for personal contemplation. One thing remains certain, if extraterrestrial beings decide to reveal their existence to the world, the Commander in Chief will undoubtedly have a statement or two about it.

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