BA plane narrowly misses drone ‘the size of four toasters’ after Heathrow take-off

Josh Milton | Senior science and technology reporter

It was not an emergency

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An unidentified flying object ‘the size of four toasters’ zipped past a British Airways plane, air safety officials have revealed.

The New York City-bound flight had only recently departed London Heathrow Airport on June 24 when it encountered the UFO.

The pilot told air traffic control that a drone had flown in the opposite direction about 50 feet above the plane’s right wing at 12.08pm.

The plane didn’t have to take any action to avoid the drone – it flew straight past the aircraft and the Boeing 777 arrived at its destination as planned.

 The UK Airprox Board, which investigates aircraft proximity incidents, concluded that there was ‘no risk’ of a collision.

Though it classed the object as an A-grade risk, the highest category on the International Civil Aviation Organization’s safety score.

The warning system says A incidents can be ‘catastrophic’, causing ‘multiple deaths’.

‘Silver object moving very fast’ zips by plane, report says

No one was harmed

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The UK Aiprox Board said in its monthly report of close encounters that the plane was 6,000ft in the air when the ‘shiny, silver object’ whizzed past.

‘They said it was moving very fast, was probably of silver colour, metallic and reflective,’ the report said.

‘After an enquiry as to its size, the [pilot] reported to them that it was about the “size of four toasters”.’

The aircraft was flying over farmland around a mile southeast of the village of Burntcommon.

Nothing matched the object’s altitude and description, so investigators classed it as an ‘unk obj’, or unknown object.

‘The Board considered that providence had played a major part in the incident and/or a definite risk of collision had existed,’ the report added.

BA told Metro: ‘We take matters such as these extremely seriously, and our pilots report these incidents so authorities can investigate them and take appropriate action.’

Have UFOs been seen before in the UK?

Nearly 90 UFOs have been spotted this year, according to the UFO Identified database.

Witnesses have claimed to see, among other things, ‘glowing orbs’ zooming over Heathrow and ‘orbs with halos’ behind trees in Peterborough.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) once operated a dedicated UFO desk but it was shut down in 2009 due to budget cuts.

Nick Pope was among the civil servants tasked with probing reports of UFOs, now often called unidentified aerial phenomena, in the 1990s.

Speaking before his death, Pope told Metro that many of the lights and balls were just stray paper lanterns.

‘In the end, we found about 80% or so of these sightings were misidentifications, 15% had insufficient data and 5% were unknown,’ he said.

‘That 5% doesn’t mean extraterrestrial, but as I always remind people, neither did we rule that out. It means unknown, no more, no less.’

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The Pentagon Just Released a Bizarre UFO Report Involving a Mysterious Black Triangle

Apparently, this year, two anonymous federal agents briefly observed a mysterious matte black triangular object flying through the air. Another colleague had informed them of its presence. They were based in a redacted location in the western United States, dubbed a “national security site.” The dark triangle of their focus ascended, hovered, then sped away into a canyon.

The unsettling, smooth craft resembled a delta-wing drone and boasted a wingspan of between nine and 15 ft. It made no noise and left no trail behind it, but it showed up on an infrared monocular. The Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office recorded the occurrence in a memo and a signed statement the experienced military observers gave to the FBI.

The FBI document included a number of pictures which appear to be an object representing the reported sighting superimposed over the landscape

(Computer-generated - The Pentagon)

Everything We Know About the Mysterious Black Triangle UFO in the Pentagon’s Latest Files

The Pentagon made this sighting public in a recent release containing 28 PDFs. This amounted to the seventh release of its kind under an executive order mandating the disclosure of UAP, or “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” files. There has been no shortage of alleged UAP, or UFO, spottings lately. A pressing question, of course, remains whether some of these objects are the product of a hostile nation’s intelligence.

Extraterrestrials have quite clearly been a trending topic. Steven Spielberg’s recent June unveiling of the alien-themed Disclosure Day sparked controversy, with some claiming that it might have been “cursed.” The theory that UFOs are “Devil[s] in Disguise,” attempting to deceive us, has been gaining traction. Even Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke has expressed the belief that these manifestations are actually of demonic origin.

In any case, while further investigation of supposed UFO appearances is indeed necessary, we must not let the hype distract us from other matters that also require more exploration. Since the government has just demonstrated what seems to be admirable transparency, we might now continue to politely request the release of files on other matters…

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Russian Girl Natasha Demkina Claimed She Could See Inside Human Bodies Without X-Rays

Her name is Natasha Demkina, also known as Natalya Demkina, a girl from Saransk, Russia, who became internationally famous in 2004 when she was just 17 years old. She claimed she could see internal organs, observe bodily processes, and identify medical conditions simply by looking at someone.

Her story was later featured in the Discovery Channel documentary The Girl with the X-Ray Eyes, which followed her examinations of patients and attempts by scientists to investigate her abilities.

Natasha was born in 1987 in Saransk, the capital of the Republic of Mordovia. Her mother described her as an unusually intelligent child who began speaking when she was only six months old and could recite Russian poetry at an early age. According to family accounts, she was able to recognize letters and read while still very young, although none of these childhood accomplishments attracted anything like the attention her later claims would receive.

One day, while looking at her mother, Natasha reportedly told her that she could see two objects resembling beans, something shaped like a tomato, and another object that looked like a vacuum-cleaner hose. Her mother eventually interpreted these descriptions as the kidneys, heart, and intestines. The family claimed Natasha had not yet learned the proper anatomical names for these organs, making the experience particularly surprising to them.

Natasha later explained that her unusual vision did not resemble an ordinary X-ray photograph. Instead of simply seeing bones or dark outlines of organs, she claimed she could perceive the body’s anatomical structures in extraordinary colors. She described concentrating on a particular organ, such as the heart, kidneys, lungs, or liver, and then seeing its internal processes, including blood circulation and breathing.

Natasha compared this second form of sight to looking at illustrations in an anatomy book, except that the images appeared inside a living person. She described seeing combinations of bright colors that she had never encountered in ordinary life.

During an interview with The Guardian in September 2004, she explained that the images appeared for only a fraction of a second, after which she had to interpret what she had seen.

Interestingly, Natasha also described limitations to her claimed abilities. She reportedly said she could not look inside her own body, could not see objects hidden behind another person’s back, and could not perform her examinations in complete darkness. These details made her claim different from the fictional idea of X-ray vision, where someone can supposedly look through any solid object.

As word spread around Saransk, people began visiting Natasha and asking her to examine them. Some had already undergone medical examinations, while others were reportedly struggling with unexplained symptoms. Her family said that patients came from different parts of Russia, and by her teenage years she was seeing numerous visitors who believed she could identify illnesses that ordinary medical examinations had missed.

Several accounts featured in the Discovery documentary were particularly striking. One involved a skeptical Russian journalist named Igor Monichev, who reportedly asked Natasha to identify which of his arms had previously been fractured. After examining him for approximately a minute and a half, she pointed to his left wrist, which he confirmed was the injured one.

Another case involved a man who had reportedly been diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis and spent a year receiving treatment without improvement. Natasha allegedly told him that the condition was not tuberculosis, but she could not identify the illness by name. Instead, she drew what she claimed to see inside his lungs. According to the documentary account, doctors at a Moscow hospital later diagnosed the man with sarcoidosis, a disease that can produce inflammatory lesions in different organs.

Warden had sustained multiple fractures and was still recovering when Natasha visited her home in North London. Before the examination, Warden reportedly removed her leg brace and concealed visible signs of her injuries because she wanted to find out whether Natasha could identify anything without being told about the accident.

According to a contemporary report published by the medical imaging website AuntMinnie, Natasha began examining Warden and appeared to concentrate intensely. Warden said the girl’s pupils widened and she seemed to enter a trance-like state for several minutes. Natasha then pointed toward the base of her spine and described what she believed was an obstruction or blockage.

Warden was astonished because she had four healing spinal fractures and some nerve damage in that region. Natasha reportedly also described an asymmetry around her pelvis and identified the side where Warden had suffered additional fractures.

However, the most remarkable part of the examination came when Natasha looked at Warden’s jaw. She reportedly described a hard foreign object inside it, at the location where surgeons had implanted a titanium plate to repair the damage caused by the accident. Natasha did not specifically identify the material as titanium, but Warden believed the observation corresponded to the surgical implant.

Natasha then examined Warden’s injured leg, which was covered by clothing. She reportedly identified damage to both the tibia and fibula, the two bones of the lower leg, and mentioned difficulty bending the knee. Warden confirmed that both bones had been broken and that she was experiencing problems with movement.

Even more surprisingly, Natasha reportedly mentioned traces of metal pins and screws in the injured area. Warden explained that her leg had been held together with several surgical pins and screws until approximately two weeks earlier, when they were removed. She believed Natasha could not have known about the hardware without seeing the surgical scars or having access to her medical history.

The examination became one of the most frequently cited incidents in Natasha’s story. Nevertheless, it is important to distinguish Warden’s account from a controlled scientific demonstration. The report established what Warden said Natasha had observed, but it did not independently establish that the teenager could see through skin or that every possible source of ordinary information had been eliminated.

During the same visit to Britain, Natasha appeared on ITV’s This Morning, where she reportedly identified a painful ankle belonging to television presenter Fern Britton. But another examination on the program produced a very different result.

Natasha told the show’s resident doctor, Chris Steele, that she suspected abnormalities involving several of his internal organs, including his kidneys and digestive system. Steele subsequently underwent medical investigations at a private clinic, but the examinations found no evidence of the serious conditions Natasha had suggested.

The contrast between these two television encounters became an important part of the controversy. Some people saw her apparent successes as evidence that she possessed an unusual ability, while skeptics pointed to the incorrect diagnoses and warned that her claims could cause unnecessary fear among patients.

Later in 2004, the Discovery Channel arranged for Natasha to travel to New York, where researchers associated with the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, or CSICOP, would examine her abilities. The investigation involved psychologist Ray Hyman, British psychologist Richard Wiseman, and medical journalist Andrew Skolnick.

The first part of the documentary’s investigation allowed Natasha to examine six people while interacting with them in a manner similar to her usual consultations. Five reportedly expressed satisfaction with her observations. One Russian man suffering from shortness of breath was impressed when she mentioned an irregular heartbeat, while an American woman believed Natasha had accurately described a circulation problem.

However, the investigators were not convinced by the patients’ reactions. They argued that Natasha sometimes mentioned several possible conditions during an examination and could have interpreted verbal responses, facial expressions, or other unconscious clues to determine which observations were correct. A person could sincerely believe a diagnosis was extraordinary even when the examiner had obtained useful information through ordinary interaction.

The researchers therefore conducted a second, more structured experiment. Seven volunteers were assembled, six with known medical conditions or surgical histories and one serving as a healthy control. Natasha received descriptions of the target conditions, accompanied by anatomical illustrations and translations, and was asked to match each condition to the correct person.

The medical histories included an artificial hip, a removed appendix, a missing section of the lung, a removed portion of the esophagus, surgical staples, and a metal plate covering part of a person’s skull following the removal of a brain tumor. Rather than discovering unknown diseases, Natasha’s task was to identify which volunteer had each already established condition.

Before the test, the investigators established that Natasha would need at least five correct matches out of seven to meet their threshold for recommending further research. After approximately four hours of examination, she submitted her answers.

Natasha correctly matched four of the seven volunteers, but the investigators declared that she had failed because her score was below the predetermined threshold.

One of the most significant mistakes involved a man who had undergone surgery to remove a brain tumor. Part of his skull had been replaced with a large metal plate, but Natasha failed to identify the implant in the correct person. Instead, she assigned the condition to another participant whose skull was normal.

For the investigators, this was a serious problem because Natasha had previously attracted attention for apparently identifying a much smaller metal implant in Briony Warden’s jaw. If she could genuinely perceive solid objects beneath the skin, they reasoned, a large plate replacing part of the skull should have been relatively easy to recognize.

However, the controversy did not end with the investigators’ announcement. Nobel Prize-winning physicist Brian Josephson, who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1973, publicly challenged the interpretation of the results. He argued that Natasha’s four correct matches were statistically significant and that the experiment had been presented in a misleading way.

Josephson pointed out that the probability of obtaining four or more correct matches through random guessing was approximately 1.8 percent, equivalent to odds of more than 50 to one against that result occurring by chance. He argued that such an outcome should have encouraged additional investigation rather than being presented simply as a failure.

In December 2004, Times Higher Education reported on the disagreement between Josephson and Wiseman. Josephson accused the investigators of creating conditions that made success unnecessarily difficult, while Wiseman defended the experiment by emphasizing that Natasha had agreed to the five-out-of-seven threshold beforehand.

Wiseman acknowledged that the experiment was not perfect and could have been improved. Hyman also explained that the test had limitations, particularly because Natasha could see the volunteers and might have recognized subtle physical clues associated with their conditions. As a result, even an unusually high number of correct matches would not automatically demonstrate paranormal vision.

Natasha herself complained about the testing conditions. According to a November 2004 AuntMinnie report citing an interview with Pravda, she believed the experiment had been conducted unfairly and objected to being required to examine several people together instead of individually. She also questioned aspects of the procedure and felt that the investigators were more interested in disproving her abilities than understanding them.

The dispute left both sides with different interpretations of the same result. Those supporting Natasha emphasized that four correct matches were unlikely under random guessing, while the skeptical investigators argued that the test was intended as a preliminary screening and that ordinary visual clues had not been completely excluded. Neither interpretation established that she could literally see internal organs, and the experiment was not a definitive test of every aspect of her claim.

Natasha’s story continued after the New York controversy. In 2005, she traveled to Japan, where she reportedly underwent further examinations organized by professor Yoshio Machi, a researcher interested in unusual human abilities.

Natasha was asked to examine seven people and reportedly identified conditions that included an artificial knee joint, an early pregnancy, and a rare spinal curvature involving two bends. The reports claimed she performed successfully in all seven cases.

Another unusual demonstration reportedly involved a dog at a veterinary clinic. Natasha initially hesitated because she was unfamiliar with canine anatomy, but she allegedly identified a prosthetic device in the animal’s right hind leg. There was also a reported test in which she examined a person’s passport photograph and identified liver cancer.

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These accounts added another chapter to her reputation, although the reported Japanese demonstrations should not be confused with independently replicated, peer-reviewed scientific evidence. The available descriptions largely come from television coverage and subsequent accounts, making it difficult to establish whether the examinations adequately excluded prior information, visible clues, or other ordinary explanations.

Despite the disputes, Natasha continued pursuing her interest in medicine. Accounts of her later life indicate that she completed her schooling with high marks and obtained a place in medical education in Moscow. She also reportedly worked at a diagnostic center associated with her name, where people sought consultations concerning their health.

Her case attracted further attention in 2008 through another documentary titled The Girl with X-Ray Eyes, directed by British filmmaker Phillip Warnell. Unlike the earlier Discovery Channel investigation, Warnell’s film approached Natasha’s story through questions about perception and the limits of ordinary sight. The filmmaker traveled to Moscow in 2007 and allowed Natasha to examine him while documenting the encounter.

More than two decades after Natasha first became famous, scientific research has introduced a different way of considering how much information about the human body’s internal condition might be visible from the outside.

In October 2026, researchers published a study in Advanced Science describing an artificial intelligence system called MedicalFaceFound, trained on more than 10 million images and evaluated against 62 clinical biomarkers. The system analyzed facial photographs to identify patterns associated with physiological measurements, including indicators related to kidney function, red blood cells, and cholesterol.

The researchers found that certain facial features carried measurable information about aspects of internal health, although the strength of the predictions varied considerably between biomarkers. The technology did not allow computers to see through skin, and its results were not accurate enough to replace standard medical examinations.

Another study published in The Lancet Digital Health in October 2026 described an AI model trained on more than 40 million facial photographs. Researchers developed systems capable of estimating biological age and predicting differences in survival risk among cancer patients by analyzing patterns in facial appearance.

These scientific developments do not prove Natasha’s extraordinary claims or suggest that she possessed an unknown biological version of artificial intelligence. The studies involve statistical analysis of visible facial characteristics, whereas Natasha claimed she could perceive bones, organs, and surgical implants directly beneath the skin.

Nevertheless, the research demonstrates that outward appearance can carry subtle information about internal health, sometimes in patterns that are difficult for ordinary observers to recognize. Whether Natasha possessed an unusual ability to notice physical clues, interpreted information unconsciously, or experienced something entirely different remains unresolved by the evidence available from her case.

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UFO-SIGHTING IN  Tacoma, Washington, USA, August 31, 2026.  UFO UAP Sighting News.

Date of sighting: August 31, 2026

Location of sighting: Tacoma, Washington, USA

A security cam in Tacoma caught this amazing spacecraft shooting across the sky. It moving slower than a meteor and looks like it's just missing the tops of the buildings. The screenshots I took reveal a triangle shaped craft that is grey metallic in color. This craft moves so slow and low that this is clearly an alien craft coming in low in order to scan the thoughts and memories of the people in the building below. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily

 

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Cloaked UFO The Size Of Moon On Earths Sun! ESA Released it! UAP Sighting News.

Date of sighting: March 20, 2022 (stated in ESA video)

Location of sighting: Earth Sun, skirting its surface

ESA Source:

•  https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2022/05/Solar_Orbiter_s_highest_resolution_image_ever_of_the_Sun_s_south_pole/(lang)

Are you aware there is a moon size UFO cloaked on the surface of Earths Sun right now? I believe its still there today. Its on the surface area of our sun and fluxes every few seconds as if the gravitational waves are causing the visibility to move...like waves on the ocean, but caused by heat and energy of the waves on the sun. The object is cloaked, however its edges are 95% visible for some unknown reason. Maybe its an abandoned ship that was caught in the suns gravity thousands of years ago, however that doesn't explain how the shield could still be working to cloak it. The ships cloaking tech is turned on...and is also used as a shield to protect the ship from the suns intense heat...which means one important thing...there is life on that ship. Being the size of our moon, this is no small ship and the amount of energy used to keep it cloaked and shielded from the sun...is enough to power an entire country on Earth. Oh...if you have doubts its there, please click the link and download the video from ESA yourself. Seeing...is believing. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily 

 

Lets Explore Planet Mercury, I Hope You Are Ready. Oct 25, 2026, UFO UAP Sighting News.

The yellow object that looks like a golden fungus is...an alien building that is over two miles tall and five miles wide. 

Date of discovery: October 25, 2026

Location of discovery: Planet Mercury

Source photo map: 

• https://astrogeology.usgs.gov/search/map/mercury_messenger_mdis_basemap_md3_color_global_mosaic_665m

Hey all, hope your weekend is going well. Here in Taipei a typhoon is hitting hard, but not too much damage other than a broken tree pot outside my door the wind knocked over last night. 

 

I was searching through an old planet Mercury photo (760MB size) and added some focus and sharpening...to make the details pop and pop they did. Here is what I found...and it's 100% proof that aliens do live on the surface of Mercury right now. 

 

Now these are structures do not conform to what humans would believe them to look like. This is not Star Trek, this is reality. Aliens often grow their buildings because its created by ai and its much faster...also the buildings (also UFOs) are often but not always alive. 

I hope you are ready for what you see. The first screenshot below...has no ground...its 100% structures! Gold, green, blue, white...they are all huge building complexes that stretch out for miles. 

Scott C. Waring - UFO Sightings Daily 

 

Below focus on the black, blue and gold structures...take a moment and look carefully at the details.

Below...gold and black buildings! 

Below are white, black, and gold structures. 

Below...all the gold...are entire cities of gold!

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Roswell UFO Witness Describes Alien Bodies, Egg-Shaped Craft in Newly Released Files

By Jill McLaughlin

Building 84, storage site for purported UFO crash debris from the ”1947 Roswell incident,“ remains in use for aviation businesses in Roswell, N.M., on Oct. 7, 2026.

 (John Fredricks/The Epoch Times)

The Pentagon released its seventh batch of newly declassified UFO files including an eyewitness account of the 1947 Roswell suspected UFO crash describing alien bodies and an egg-shaped craft.

The tranche of documents also contains a report on the Skinwalker Ranch in Utah with more than two dozen sightings of dog-like creatures, trolls, and other phenomena.

The files are part of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) Encounters, called PURSUE.

“These files, hidden behind classifications, have long fueled justified speculation—and it’s time the American people see it for themselves,” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said in a statement.

Among the documents was an affidavit from 2002 believed to be provided by former Roswell Air Base Public Information Officer Walter Haut. In it, Haut describes a staff meeting on July 8, 1947, where officials discussed wreckage collected from a ranch 40 miles from Roswell.

“I am convinced that what I personally observed was some type of craft and its crew from outer space,” Haut said in the affidavit.

Haut describes two debris fields in Lincoln County where he said the crash debris was collected. He also said he and others held samples of wreckage debris and passed it around while sitting at a table.

“It was unlike any material I had or have ever seen in my life,” Haut said. “Pieces which resembled metal foil, paper thin yet extremely strong, and pieces with unusual markings along their length were handled from man to man, each voicing their opinion. No one was able to identify the crash debris.”

The group discussed whether to go public with the discovery, he said. Famously, the first account of the crash made it into the local Roswell Daily Record, which ran the headline “RAAF Captures Flying Saucer On Ranch in Roswell Region.” The military later changed the explanation, saying it was a weather balloon.

Names of Haut’s supervisors in the affidavit were redacted in Friday’s release.

Haut said before he left the base, someone, whose name has been withheld by the Pentagon, took him to Building 84, a hangar on the east side of the tarmac at the Roswell Army Airfield, now known as the Roswell Air Center. Building 84 is now used at the air center for commercial aircraft maintenance.

The building was under heavy guard, he said. Once inside, he was allowed to observe an object just recovered north of town, he said. The object was about 12 to 15 feet long, not quite as wide, and about 6 feet high, with an "egg shape,” he described. Haut also said the surface of the object was metallic-looking with no windows, portholes, wings, tail section, or landing gear.

Tourists view headlines at the International UFO Museum of Roswell, N.M., on Oct. 7, 2026.

John Fredricks/The Epoch Times

"Also from a distance, I was able to see a couple of bodies under a canvas tarpaulin,” Haut stated. “Only the heads extended beyond the covering, and I was not able to make out any features. The heads did appear larger than normal and the contour of the canvas suggested the size of a 10-year-old child.”

Haut said he was told a temporary morgue had been set up to accommodate the bodies.

Roswell UFO Tour operator and researcher Paul Semones said he wasn’t surprised by the information released Friday.

“That’s not new,” Semones told The Epoch Times. “This is stuff that we’ve been arguing about literally for decades.”

The affidavit was first published in 2007 and was intended to be released after Haut’s death in 2005, according to Semones. The document has been published in at least three books on Roswell’s UFO incident.

The Pentagon’s version released Friday redacted several names, but the originally released copy included the names, Semones said.

“The lesson to be learned here is that we have a whole bunch of news media who are encountering it for the first time because the news media isn’t paying attention to what’s going on in the UFO research community,” Semones said. “The world has ignored it but it’s been there.”

The government’s latest release also included reports describing “dog-like bipedal creatures” and “little people” at Skinwalker Ranch in Utah.

Several people have reported seeing dog-like creatures near Skinwalker Ranch in Utah, a declassified report by the Pentagon revealed Oct. 23, 2026.

Department of War

The Skinwalker Ranch investigation, conducted in the spring of 2010 by Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies (BAASS), a government contractor, documents interviews with over 25 local residents, law enforcement officers, ranchers, business owners, the tribe, and a shaman about strange events in the area.

“All of the people interviewed have had firsthand encounters,” the company said in its report.

Ages of the witnesses ranged from 15 to 77.

Investigators used handheld sensors to collect measurements from the environment. They also sampled the soil and plants, and took photos and other measurements, according to the report.

“Witnesses have reported unidentified balls of light at close range, daytime sightings of ‘dog-like’ creatures running on two legs, unnatural animalistic howling/screaming, ‘little people,’ prehistoric-like birds and a maggot which measured about 8-feet long and 2 to 3 feet in diameter,” the company reported.

Eleven witnesses reported seeing the dog-like creature and orbs of light at different times and locations near the ranch property, BAASS reported.

Several witnesses who described the large “dog” or “wolf” creature told investigators it could walk and run on two legs and was 6 to 7 feet tall when standing on two legs.

“From these interviews, there may be at least three separate types of creatures,” investigators reported.

Four independent eyewitnesses also described seeing a small, hairy, 3-foot-tall “troll” creature with long arms that appeared to run like a chimpanzee or orangutan, according to the report.

Several people also reported seeing large “worm” creatures, a prehistoric “pterodactyl”-like creatures, “little people,” and other anomalies, investigators reported.

Samples were taken of fur found around the ranch, which matched fur from domestic dogs, according to the report.

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New UFO files detail sightings of six-foot 'skinwalkers' and 'portal to another world' near America's famous paranormal hotspot

• READ MORE:  I'm a pastor who attended a secret UFO disclosure meeting. We saw images of 'translucent beings' that chilled me to the bone... the files could fulfil a dark biblical prophecy

By STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR

The Pentagon released a new batch of declassified UFO documents on Friday, including an investigation into mysterious creatures roaming near a Utah ranch.

The 2010 report details residents’ claims of encounters with ‘skinwalkers,’ including a dog-like figure with a human-looking nose, alongside towering shadows and unexplained lights. 

In Navajo tradition, a skinwalker is a malevolent witch said to be capable of taking animal form.

One man described a hunched creature he estimated was six feet tall and weighed about 250 pounds during an encounter in January 2010.

‘The head was described as looking like a German shepherd dog without the pointed nose,’ the report states. ‘The nose was described to be more similar to a human nose.’

The accounts also include loud howling outside homes, with one witness claiming a supposed skinwalker’s cries caused surrounding coyotes to howl in response.

Other accounts in the newly declassified reports include a portal appearing near a lake, which she said was 'a doorway to another world.'

They were collected by Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies (BAASS), whose personnel visited the Fort Duchesne area in March and April 2010.

Although identifying details are heavily redacted, its map places the investigation around Skinwalker Ranch, a 512-acre property in Utah’s Uintah Basin associated with reports of paranormal activity

The 2010 report details residents’ claims of encounters with ‘skinwalkers,’ including a dog-like figure with a human-looking nose, alongside towering shadows and unexplained lights. Above is a creature spotted in Texas that locals believed was a skinwalker

Although identifying details are heavily redacted, its map places the investigation around Skinwalker Ranch, a 512-acre property in Utah’s Uintah Basin associated with reports of paranormal activity.

The man who described the January encounter said light falling on the figure revealed short black fur mixed with gray, pointed ears and a short tail.

‘It ran like it was leaping,’ investigators recorded.

He also claimed its howl warned people that it was passing through.

The same witness reported another encounter two nights before his March 24 interview.

He said he was inside his home around 8pm when a large shadow raced past the front of the house.

His dogs began barking and chased what he believed was a skinwalker, which he said repeatedly struck a barbed-wire fence.

The man said it moved ‘like a track star’ before fleeing toward an abandoned farmhouse across the road.

The witness in January said the creature ran into his fence, leaving behind fur that investigators tested

He remained indoors during the roughly 30-minute episode, watching from his doorway.

Investigators searched the fence and recovered fur caught on a barb, which they submitted for laboratory analysis.

The findings pointed to an ordinary explanation for the material collected.

Two unidentified fence samples shared the same canine DNA sequence as a control sample taken from a dog on the property.

BAASS said the matching results, similar appearance of the hairs and freely roaming dogs strongly suggested they came from the same animal, although the DNA match alone was not definitive.

A woman also recalled seeing what she believed was a ‘portal’ roughly 20 years before her 2010 interview.

She described a clear, stationary formation about 30 to 40 feet high that rippled like water and resembled a heat shimmer, which she observed from approximately 100 feet away.

The woman said it gave her a peaceful feeling and remained visible when she left.

She told investigators she came to interpret it as a doorway to another world after reading a ‘Skinwalker’ book.

Other interviews concerned different figures, which were not all explicitly identified as skinwalkers.

Witnesses describing the towering shadows said they had heard a ‘growling roar’ outside their home around 11pm on March 22, 2010.

The sound occurred twice, lasting roughly five to 10 seconds each time, according to their account.

BAASS said the matching results, similar appearance of the hairs and freely roaming dogs strongly suggested they came from the same animal, although the DNA match alone was not definitive

Another man recalled a three-foot-long, hairy arm reaching through his bedroom window in winter 2003.

He described four long fingers, no visible thumb and dog-like nails, saying the arm withdrew when he shouted.

A young woman described a hunched, female-looking figure with shoulder-length black hair and ragged clothing jumping between rooftops around 2009.

She said her mother also saw it and called 911, prompting a police response.

The witness identified the figure as what she said was known in Ute culture as the ‘Basket Lady.’

A separate woman reported an eight-foot, hairless creature crouched on a horse shelter in September 2009 before leaping away.

She acknowledged seeing it only briefly from behind. Her four-year-old daughter reportedly compared it to a kangaroo.

The report also records accounts of mysterious balls of light.

One witness described a blue orb hovering near Bottle Hollow Lake before moving toward Skinwalker Ridge.

Another woman recalled seeing a small aqua-blue light hovering in a tree outside her home in February 2010.

It disappeared ‘in the blink of an eye,’ she said.

She described it as dim and said it did not illuminate the tree.

Another account described floating lights that appeared to move behind objects when a witness’s presence was noticed, a behavior he interpreted as an attempt to hide.

Investigators installed motion-triggered cameras and continued gathering testimony, but the report does not establish that the figures were supernatural or determine what caused the lights.

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Pentagon drops explosive new UFO files detailing alien corpses and egg-shaped craft

Declassified Pentagon files reveal a secret 1947 Roswell account describing an egg-shaped spaceship and dead child-sized alien bodies recovered by the military

BY Liam Randall - News Reporter

Secret files released by the Pentagon have lifted the lid on a jaw-dropping eyewitness account claiming US officials recovered dead alien bodies and an otherworldly spaceship. The bombshell dossier reveals classified testimony from a military officer who says he was present during the legendary 1947 Roswell incident.

The unnamed witness is widely believed to be base PR officer Walter G Haut, who signed a sealed affidavit in 2002 describing the bizarre wreckage and the chilling creatures hidden inside a heavily guarded hangar known as "Building 84".

"I am convinced that what I personally observed was some type of craft and its crew from outer space," the witness said in the statement kept hidden for decades.

The dossier reveals classified testimony from a military officer who says he was present during the legendary 1947 Roswell incident

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According to the files, the vessel was an egg-shaped metallic craft measuring up to 15ft long and 6ft wide.

It had no wings, windows, landing gear or tail and was made of an unearthly foil described as "paper thin yet extremely strong." Nearby lay the pint-sized corpses of the extraterrestrial flight crew

"From a distance, I was able to see a couple of bodies under a canvas tarpaulin. Only the heads extended beyond the covering, and I was not able to make out any features," Haut said in a previous public statement.

Roswell officials are claimed to have hatched a plan to dupe the public

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"The heads did appear larger than normal and the contour of the canvas suggested the size of a ten year old child."

The latest papers claim high-ranking commanders held an emergency crisis meeting at 7.30am on July 8, 1947, passing around shards of the cosmic debris.

"Samples of wreckage were passed around the table. It was unlike any material I had or have ever seen in my life. No one was able to identify the crash debris," the witness said.

Realising the world-shattering nature of the find, officials are claimed to have hatched a plan to dupe the public.

While civilian eyes were fixated on a mess of wreckage found on a ranch northwest of Roswell, the egg craft and the dead space invaders were apparently secretly hauled away from a second site 40 miles north.

Base commander Colonel William Blanchard is then said to have ordered a decoy press release, famously announcing the military had captured a "flying disc" before swiftly walking it back and claiming it was merely a weather balloon.

Base intelligence man Major Jesse Marcel was even pictured clutching tinfoil-like debris, which he later claimed had been swapped for weather kit while he was out of the room.

The release also features reports from a private research firm funded by tycoon Robert Bigelow to study sci-fi military technology, from warp drives to cloaking shields.

It states: "It is substantiated with testimony that several 'crashes' of novel spacecraft have occurred outside of the United States.

"Our concern addresses the level to which other countries have already succeeded in understanding the technical aspects of these craft."

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Did a comet end the Ice Age and wipe out a civilization? Fact check

Aris Manus

Fact Check verdict:

• A sharp cold spell began about 12,900 years ago, with a platinum spike in Greenland ice at its start: Established
• A comet impact or airburst caused the cold spell, wildfires and extinctions: Disputed
• The Abu Hureyra meltglass was made by a cosmic event: Disputed
• The comet ended the Ice Age: Fringe
• An advanced civilization was wiped out at that time: Unverified

The verdict

At about 50 Clovis-age sites across North America, excavators have recorded a thin, carbon-rich black layer. The paper that made it famous put it plainly: "The in situ bones of extinct Pleistocene megafauna, along with Clovis tool assemblages, occur below this black layer but not within or above it." The layer is real. What made it is the argument, and the claim splits into parts. The dated cold spell and the Greenland platinum spike are Established. A comet as the cause is Disputed. A comet that ended the Ice Age is Fringe, because the ice record puts that ending 1,200 years later. A civilization wiped out is Unverified.

• Established: A sharp cold spell, the Younger Dryas, began about 12,900 years ago and ended about 11,700 years ago. Reason: annual layers counted in Greenland ice.
• Established: A large platinum spike sits at the start of the Younger Dryas in the GISP2 Greenland ice core. Reason: measured by Petaev and colleagues in 2013.
• Disputed: A comet impact or airburst triggered the cold spell, huge wildfires and the megafaunal extinctions. Reason: its proponents have published evidence for it since 2007, critics including a 13-author review in 2023 reject it, and both sides are still publishing.
• Fringe: The comet ended the Ice Age. Reason: tested against the Greenland layer count, it fails. The Ice Age ended about 1,200 years after the proposed impact, and the proponents' own papers say the impact started a cold spell. This is how the claim appears in popular books, such as the official page for Graham Hancock's America Before, which asks about "the global cataclysm that ended the last Ice Age".
• Established: The 2020 Abu Hureyra paper was corrected in November 2025, not retracted. Reason: the journal's correction notice.
• Disputed: The Abu Hureyra meltglass was made by a cosmic event. Reason: the measurements are published, but critics reject the wider impact case they support.
• Unverified: An advanced civilization was wiped out at that time. Reason: archaeologists report no evidence for it, but no study has directly tested and ruled it out.

What the evidence says

Start with the clock. In 2006 Sune Rasmussen and colleagues published a time scale built by counting annual layers in Greenland ice cores. It places the onset of the Younger Dryas at 12,896 years before AD 2000, with a maximum counting error of 138 years, and its end at 11,703 years before AD 2000.

The impact case begins with Firestone and 25 co-authors in PNAS in 2007. They reported peaks within the black layer of magnetic grains with iridium, microspherules, charcoal, soot, nanodiamonds and fullerenes holding extraterrestrial helium. Their reading was an impact that "contributed to YD cooling, major ecological reorganization, broad-scale extinctions, and rapid human behavioral shifts at the end of the Clovis Period."

Wendy Wolbach and colleagues widened the case in two 2018 papers. Part 1 argues that Earth met fragments of a disintegrating comet at least 100 km across, reports platinum at 26 sites and finds combustion aerosols in four ice-core sequences "reflecting one of the largest biomass-burning episodes in more than 120,000 y". Part 2 draws on charcoal and soot from 152 lakes, marine cores and land sequences. It argues that wildfires consumed about 10 million square kilometers, around 9% of Earth's biomass, and brought on an "impact winter".

Petaev and colleagues reported in 2013: "We found a large Pt anomaly at the YDB, not accompanied by a prominent Ir anomaly". The ratio "rules out mantle or chondritic sources", they wrote, and "hints for an extraterrestrial source of Pt".

The most striking site is Abu Hureyra, an early village in Syria. Moore and colleagues reported in 2020 that its 12,800-year-old layer "contains peak abundances in meltglass, nanodiamonds, microspherules, and charcoal", with melted grains implying 1,720 to more than 2,200 °C. That, they wrote, "argues against formation of AH meltglass in thatched hut fires". In November 2025 the journal published a correction. It said the supplementary table had "inconsistencies" with the original data sources, and "a discussion has been added that clarifies the geochronological context of the study." The paper stands, corrected.

The alternative view

Critics who have reviewed the case in print say it fails. Vance Holliday and co-authors wrote in 2014 that "No YD boundary (YDB) crater, craters or other direct indicators of an impact are known" and that "Age control is weak to non-existent at 26 of the 29 localities claimed to have evidence for the YDIH."

In 2023 thirteen authors published a "Comprehensive refutation". It notes that the evidence is "nano to microscopic in scale" and that "Very few sites with high levels of any of the purported indicators have accurate and high-precision dating to 12.9 ka." It concludes: "We demonstrate that research in numerous fields has shown the YDIH should be rejected." One co-author was Petaev, who had cautioned in 2013 that the platinum might come from "an Ir-poor iron meteorite that is unlikely to result in an airburst or trigger wide wildfires proposed by the YDB impact hypothesis."

In February 2026 PLOS One retracted two 2025 papers from the group, one on Baffin Bay cores over concerns "regarding referencing, methodology, and data reporting", and one on shocked quartz over "the age model underpinning the results of this study". The corresponding author, Christopher Moore, told Retraction Watch the group remains "confident in the integrity of the data, the methods employed, and the conclusions drawn."

Sweatman, Powell and West replied in 2024 that "Scores of peer-reviewed articles in dozens of peer-reviewed journals from hundreds of researchers" support the hypothesis, and that "The remaining differences in interpretation are part and parcel of science". Holliday's team rebutted them in the same volume.

Timing is where one version of the claim breaks. On the proponents' own account the event began a cooling. The Greenland count puts the end of the Younger Dryas, and of the last glacial period, about 1,200 years later. An event that starts a deep freeze cannot be the event that ends the Ice Age.

Graham Hancock adds people. His book page for America Before asks: "Was an advanced civilization lost to history in the global cataclysm that ended the last Ice Age?" He is fair about the science, noting that "the comet hypothesis remains controversial and a number scientists favour other explanations." The world, he writes, "was plunged into a deep-freeze that lasted 1,200 years", and in that transition "an advanced civilization, hitherto the stuff of myth and legend, was lost to history". His wording places the cataclysm at the start of a long transition, which is closer to the ice record than the popular slogan. The Society for American Archaeology, in a 2022 open letter to Netflix, replied that "we find no archaeological evidence to support the existence of an 'advanced, global Ice Age civilization' of the kind Hancock suggests". It added that "archaeologists would investigate it" if credible evidence appeared. No evidence is weaker than a direct test, so the label is Unverified.

Where this leaves it

Two things are solid: the dates of the Younger Dryas and the platinum at its onset. One version of the popular claim fails on the dating. The rest is a live dispute between groups still publishing against each other. What delivered that platinum to the Greenland ice, and does the same cause explain the black layer where the mammoth bones stop?

How we checked this

Read in full: Rasmussen et al. 2006, Firestone et al. 2007, Wolbach et al. 2018 part 2, Moore et al. 2020 and its 2025 correction, the two PLOS One retraction notices, the Retraction Watch report, Hancock's book page for America Before, and the Society for American Archaeology letter. Abstract only: Wolbach et al. 2018 part 1, Petaev et al. 2013, Holliday et al. 2014, Holliday et al. 2023, Sweatman et al. 2024. Checked 20 October 2026.

How we label claims: see How we check evidence.

This fact check sits alongside our hub, Göbekli Tepe, the Sphinx and Atlantis: what the evidence says, which covers the Younger Dryas and Göbekli Tepe's Pillar 43.

• A Clovis spear point from Utah. Firestone and colleagues reported Clovis tools lying below a black layer at sites across North America, with none found within or above it. Clovis point, Sevier County, Utah. Natural History Museum of Utah. Photo: Daderot, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Sources

• 1. Rasmussen, S. O. et al. (2006), "A new Greenland ice core chronology for the last glacial termination", Journal of Geophysical Research 111, D06102. Read in full.
  2. Firestone, R. B. et al. (2007), "Evidence for an extraterrestrial impact 12,900 years ago that contributed to the megafaunal extinctions and the Younger Dryas cooling", PNAS 104 (41): 16016 to 16021. Read in full.
  3. Wolbach, W. S. et al. (2018), "Extraordinary Biomass-Burning Episode and Impact Winter Triggered by the Younger Dryas Cosmic Impact ~12,800 Years Ago. 1. Ice Cores and Glaciers", Journal of Geology 126 (2): 165 to 184. Read: abstract only.
  4. Wolbach, W. S. et al. (2018), part 2, "Lakes, Marine Cores, and Terrestrial Sequences", Journal of Geology 126 (2): 185 to 205. Read in full.
  5. Petaev, M. I. et al. (2013), "Large Pt anomaly in the Greenland ice core points to a cataclysm at the onset of Younger Dryas", PNAS 110 (32): 12917 to 12920. Read: abstract only.
  6. Moore, A. M. T. et al. (2020), "Evidence of Cosmic Impact at Abu Hureyra, Syria at the Younger Dryas Onset (~12.8 ka): High-temperature melting at >2200 °C", Scientific Reports 10: 4185. Read in full.
  7. Correction to Moore et al. (2020), Scientific Reports 15: 40645, published 19 November 2025. Read in full.
  8. Holliday, V. T. et al. (2014), "The Younger Dryas impact hypothesis: a cosmic catastrophe", Journal of Quaternary Science 29 (6): 515 to 530. Read: abstract only.
  9. Holliday, V. T. et al. (2023), "Comprehensive refutation of the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (YDIH)", Earth-Science Reviews 247: 104502. Read: abstract only.
  10. Sweatman, M. B., Powell, J. L. and West, A. (2024), "Rejection of Holliday et al.'s alleged refutation of the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis", Earth-Science Reviews 258: 104960. Read: abstract only.
  11. Retraction notice, PLOS One, 11 February 2026, "A 12,800-year-old layer with cometary dust, microspherules, and platinum anomaly recorded in multiple cores from Baffin Bay". Read in full.
  12. Retraction notice, PLOS One, 11 February 2026, "Shocked quartz at the Younger Dryas onset (12.8 ka) supports cosmic airbursts/impacts contributing to North American megafaunal extinctions and collapse of the Clovis technocomplex". Read in full.
  13. Retraction Watch (4 March 2026), "Controversial comet theory struck by two new retractions". Read in full.
  14. Graham Hancock, book page for America Before (2019), grahamhancock.com. Read in full.
  15. Society for American Archaeology, open letter to Netflix and ITN, 30 November 2022, signed by Daniel H. Sandweiss. Read in full.

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Woman Claims She Saw a LIVE Alien After UFO Crash, Then Military Men Tried to Erase Her Memory

Her involvement with the UFO phenomenon had begun years before she publicly discussed the supposed crash. Haley said that until July 1990, she had rarely thought about extraterrestrials. While visiting her parents in Alabama, she and her mother began discussing a newspaper article concerning UFOs. The conversation reminded her of a strange sighting from childhood, when she, her brother, and a friend had watched a silver, spherical object hanging motionless in the sky.

Haley said the object occasionally appeared bluish when sunlight reflected from its surface. After remaining stationary for some time, it seemed to descend toward nearby woods. The children searched the area, hoping to find what they believed might be a flying saucer, but returned without discovering anything. When she brought up the incident nearly thirty years later, her brother remembered it as well. Their mother suggested that the object might have been a weather balloon or satellite, although she had not personally witnessed it.

Haley later recalled a disturbing experience from the late 1970s or early 1980s in Florence, Alabama. She remembered waking with a vivid image of pale creatures with huge black eyes performing medical procedures in a brightly lit room. She initially dismissed it as a dream but began questioning the memory in 1990 after discussing UFO abductions with her brother. Troubled by recurring images and fears at night, she eventually contacted UFO researcher Budd Hopkins, who referred her to counselor John Carpenter.

In March 1991, Haley traveled to Springfield, Missouri, with her brother for hypnosis sessions with Carpenter. She recalled encountering a pale, white being in the woods that communicated through its black eyes, then seeing a spacecraft and being taken aboard in a beam of light.

In a second session, she described beings performing gynecological procedures and removing an egg from her ovary. She also recalled pain near her right ear and suspected an implant.

Haley initially hoped her experiences had a more ordinary explanation, but Carpenter suggested psychological trauma. Over time, she became convinced something had happened, though many details emerged under hypnosis and were never independently verified.

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Around the same period, Haley began reporting experiences that she interpreted as surveillance. She claimed unfamiliar vehicles followed her, telephone calls contained strange noises, and locks on exterior doors appeared to have been tampered with. After moving into a newly built home, she said her security system repeatedly malfunctioned, apparently losing stored information. She also recalled her husband being told that FBI personnel had asked questions about him at the hospital where he worked.

One incident particularly disturbed Haley because she suspected it involved someone connected to the American space program. She recalled leaving her university office at lunch and finding an unfamiliar man examining the area around her parked car. Wearing a blue shirt, tie, glasses, and gray trousers, he allegedly ran toward a nearby truck and drove away when she began memorizing its license plate.

Haley said she traced the registration to an employee of a NASA contractor involved in calibrating equipment associated with the Space Shuttle’s external fuel tanks. The incident seemed suspicious to her because it occurred shortly after her first hypnosis sessions. However, her account did not establish that the man was monitoring her because of her UFO experiences or that his employer was involved.

In another incident, an Air Force captain reportedly offered to show her Space Shuttle Endeavour. Haley said his wife, a student in one of her accounting classes at a military base, unexpectedly gave her an Endeavour patch from her husband. When Haley contacted the captain, he offered to arrange a visit during the shuttle’s next appearance at the base. She claimed he asked her to keep the invitation secret and insisted she bring a camera.

Haley grew suspicious and declined the invitation, but claimed the captain approached her again while she was supervising a final exam, repeatedly urging her to leave her students and accompany him to the shuttle. The next day, she read that armed guards protecting the spacecraft were authorized to use deadly force. She feared the invitation had been a trap, though she offered no evidence that anyone intended to harm her.

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New Pentagon materials on UFOs indicate: mysterious "black triangles" were spotted over an important facility in the United States

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Black triangles spotted racing over secret US military bases at 1,800 mph, UFO files reveal

The Pentagon has released another batch of documents, videos, and images, marking the seventh disclosure in the US government’s effort to make Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) records public.

The files include reports of a mysterious black triangular object that three federal agents spotted near a secure US facility.

The object reportedly moved unusually fast, and thermal equipment could not detect its heat signature.

The release also includes a declassified report on alleged paranormal activity at Utah’s Skinwalker Ranch, historical UFO sightings from the 1940s and 1950s, and documents detailing how NASA and the Defence Department coordinated their handling of suspected fragments of space vehicles.

The latest disclosure follows six previous releases after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order earlier this year directing the government to make UFO records available to the public.

“Today, the Department of War is publishing the seventh release of declassified and historical Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) files as part of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE),” Chief Pentagon Spokesman Sean Parnell said.

He added that the Department “will release additional files on a rolling basis” and is actively working on the next release of UAP files.

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Pentagon releases new UFO files detailing non-human bodies and mysterious egg-shaped craft inside guarded hangar

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By CHRIS MELORE, US DEPUTY SCIENCE EDITOR

The Pentagon has released a new batch of declassified UFO documents, including a shocking eyewitness account detailing how the military recovered the wreckage of a spaceship and alien bodies.

The report made public on Friday included testimony from a military officer, whose name was redacted, who claimed he was present at the famous Roswell UFO incident in 1947 and was shown the spacecraft in a hangar known as 'Building 84.'

The alleged Roswell coverup has been one of the most famous UFO cases in history, with the military initially releasing a statement on July 8, 1947, saying a 'flying disc' had been recovered before changing their story to claim the wreckage came from a weather balloon. 

The officer is believed to be Roswell Army Air Force Base Public Information Officer Walter G Haut, who confirmed that the US had recovered an egg-shaped craft and multiple dead bodies from a New Mexico crash site in early July of that year.

'I am convinced that what I personally observed was some type of craft and its crew from outer space,' the witness said in a statement given in 2002 and kept secret by the Pentagon.

The officer added that this wreckage and the aliens were taken to a guarded hangar where he was allowed to see the craft, described as being roughly 12 to 15 feet long and six feet wide with a metallic surface.

It had no windows, wings, tail or landing gear, and was composed of a strange metal foil described as 'paper thin yet extremely strong.'

The bodies were placed under a canvas tarpaulin, but the witness report revealed their heads were larger than normal and they were about the same size as a ten-year-old child, standing approximately four feet in height.

The Roswell UFO incident on July 8, 1947 initially revealed that a flying disc had been found in New Mexico. Pictured is a military official holding what was initially claimed to be the alien craft

The Roswell Army Air Force Base in New Mexico

The bombshell testimony came from a sealed affidavit signed by the witness on December 26, 2002, more than 55 years after the Roswell incident.

The US government has maintained since Roswell that there has never been any physical evidence recovered which proves that UFOs or extraterrestrials exist.

The surviving text in the heavily classified Pentagon document perfectly matches sworn public statements made by Haut, including the unique details only he has claimed after the Roswell crash.

Haut, who died in 2005, provided the same account to the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell shortly before his passing, which was notarized in the presence of a museum visitor.

The report released on Friday detailed how a staff meeting was held on July 8 around 7.30am local time, which included several high-ranking officials, whose names were also removed by the Pentagon.

The meeting revealed that an extensive debris field was discovered in Lincoln County about 75 miles northwest of Roswell.

However, another site that was considered more important was found roughly 40 miles north of town, and included the remains of the egg-shaped craft and the bodies.

'Samples of wreckage were passed around the table. It was unlike any material I had or have ever seen in my life. No one was able to identify the crash debris,' the witness wrote in the document released Friday.

An unidentified military officer at Roswell testified that they saw the craft and alien bodies allegedly recovered from the New Mexico crash site

Former Roswell Army Air Force Base Public Information Officer Walter G Haut is believed to be the witness who provided the statement released by the Pentagon on October 23

According to the declassified file, the group discussed whether the US military to go public with the news of an alien crash landing on Earth.

One suggested plan was to publicize the ranch debris site northwest of Roswell to divert attention from the more important northern site, since civilians and the media were already involved.

Around 9.30am on July 8, the witness was ordered to write down a press release, dictated by the Roswell base commander, Colonel William Blanchard.

In the statement given to the press, the military revealed they had recovered a flying disc from a ranch northwest of Roswell and that Base intelligence officer Major Jesse Marcel would fly the material to military headquarters in Texas for further study.

Marcel is the officer famously seen in the iconic photograph holding the metallic material which the military later claimed was just a weather balloon.

The declassified report and Haut's public statements both revealed that he was then personally taken by Blanchard to see the UFO and alien remains, which were being stored in a facility known as Building 84, or Hangar P-3.

'From a distance, I was able to see a couple of bodies under a canvas tarpaulin. Only the heads extended beyond the covering, and I was not able to make out any features,' Haut stated.

'The heads did appear larger than normal and the contour of the canvas suggested the size of a ten year old child.'

A temporary morgue was constructed to store the bodies at Roswell, but the declassified file did not reveal what happened to the alleged alien remains after Haut visited Building 84.

The military officer provided this statement in 2002, 55 years after the alleged UFO encounter

The Roswell incident was reported by local newspapers before the military changed their story

The report also revealed that Marcel claimed pieces of the UFO taken to Carswell Army Air Field in Texas were switched for debris from a weather balloon and radar kite while the intelligence officer was in a different room on the base.

'I would be allowed to make at least one visit to one of the recovery sites during the military cleanup. I would return to the base with some of the wreckage which I would display in my office,' the witness claimed.

There is no record of what happened to the alleged UFO debris Haut claimed to have collected. The US government has never confirmed that debris was recovered or moved to classified facilities for research.

Friday's release by the Pentagon also included new images of an alleged UFO flying over the western US this year.

According to a report from the FBI made by two special agents, the object was seen around 7.23pm moving over an undisclosed mountain range.

The unnamed agents, apparently working at a secret surveillance station known as 'Observation Post 6' spotted the black triangle using a thermal camera as it was coming over the horizon to the west.

'We estimated the object’s wingspan at approximately nine to 15 feet, its depth at six to nine feet, and its thickness at one to two feet,' the agents revealed in a statement to the FBI.

The agents compared the triangle to a 'delta wing drone' but added that their heat-detecting camera showed the UFO was not hotter in any particular spot which would reveal an engine and did not give off any kind of exhaust trails like a man-made aircraft.

Photos released by the Pentagon show an alleged UFO flying over the western US in 2026

The black triangle was reported to the FBI by a pair of unnamed special agents

The seventh and newest batch of UFO files also contained several reports of UFO sightings from the 1950s and 1960s throughout this world, including over the US, Canada, Italy, Sweden and Germany.

The new tranche also contained monthly progress reports from a private research company to the Defense Intelligence Agency – the Pentagon’s military intelligence service which studies foreign military technology and possible future threats.

Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies (BAASS) was a subsidiary company set up by Robert Bigelow, the businessman behind Budget Suites of America and Bigelow Aerospace. He has also been known to have a strong personal interest in UFOs and government transparency.

Multiple declassified reports over the last two Pentagon releases have revealed that BAASS was given tens of millions of dollars in funding to study futuristic technology.

These projects included creating space-age materials such as metallic glass, a faster-than-light method of travel known as warp drive, the ability to make objects invisible using a cloaking device and the creation of laser weapons for the military.

The document containing the Roswell report was part of a BAASS report that proposed to study advanced aerospace technologies such as UFOs which could represent future threats from foreign countries, looking ahead roughly to 2050.

The BAASS report claimed: 'It is substantiated with testimony that several ‘crashes’ of novel spacecraft have occurred outside of the United States. Our concern addresses the level to which other countries have already succeeded in understanding the technical aspects of these craft.' 

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Seventh Release of files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) – Project Capella Detailed (Updated)

The U.S. Department of War has published the seventh release of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).

Today’s new release of declassified and historical Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) files is being done under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE).

The seventh release of UAP files is available now on WAR.GOV/UFO – go to:

• https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+07&release=07

Data warehouse

In a quick review of the files, the reader can find an interesting report to Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, LLC (BAASS) by Documatica Research, LLC titled Project Capella.

“This document is an administrative, programmatic, or contractor-produced record related to the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP), a Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)-administered program active from 2008 to 2012,” explains a posting on the website.

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“AAWSAP’s official scope of work identified 12 technical research areas relating to potential aerospace threats over a time horizon of more than 40 years. As part of the broader program record, the file documents how AAWSAP was scoped, organized, tasked, funded, executed, or described at a particular point in time.”

This December 2008 report was developed for BAASS –  a proposed data warehouse framework for the capture, processing, classification, and retrieval of information relating to “unusual” aerial phenomena and related anomalies.

“Redactions have been made to protect the identity of eyewitnesses, the location of government facilities, or potentially sensitive information about military sites not related to UAP,” the website explains. “No redactions have been made to any files released under President Trump’s directive concerning information about the nature or existence of any encounter reported as a UAP or related phenomena.”

Underground vault

Furthermore, the new release contains a number of BAASS progress reports (hundreds of pages) including the organization’s need for a highly secure underground vault operated by BAASS “to pursue and acquire recovered hardware and biological samples from the corporate world and/or from private individuals and groups located elsewhere, including in Brazil.”

A design and architectural plan were drawn up for a 5,000 square feet underground vault with 3 foot thick walls, ceiling and floor with a concrete access tunnel leading to multiple security doors, at least one of which comprises a thick vault steel door.

That underground facility would be covered with over 15-20 feet of earth above the structure.

Go to:

• https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/release-07/documents/DOW-UAP-D167-Project_Capella-December-2008.pdf

Image from BAASS report from November 2009 Monthly Report

Taken from “Summary Report on BAASS UAP Analysis Capabilities,” dated Nov. 23, 2010.

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