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Declassified file DOE-UAP-D002 shows Manhattan Project physicist James Tuck quietly investigating the Los Alamos green fireballs. Here's what it says.
The Senate Intelligence Committee has subpoenaed defence contractors over legacy UAP programmes. Here's what's known, and why the November deadline matters.
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Our star — a blazing G2V giant powering all life in the Solar System.
The smallest and fastest planet, racing around the Sun in just 88 days.
Earth's twin in size, but a scorching hot world shrouded in thick clouds.
Our blue marble — the only known planet to harbour life in the universe.
Step-by-step guides to finding and observing the great star patterns — key stars, mythology, and deep-sky objects
The Hunter — home to Betelgeuse, Rigel, and the breathtaking Orion Nebula M42.
The Plough — the UK's most familiar star pattern, always above the horizon.
The W-shaped queen — a circumpolar landmark packed with open clusters.
The Scorpion — anchored by red supergiant Antares and rich in Messier clusters.
In-depth investigations into the most credible and well-documented unidentified aerial phenomena cases
The Tic-Tac UAP that outmanoeuvred an F/A-18 — the case that changed everything.
Thousands of witnesses, a mile-wide V-formation — and a governor who admitted he saw it.
Britain's most famous UAP encounter — US Air Force personnel, a nuclear base, and three nights of contact.
Greys, reptilians, robots and more — sorted by which actually have witnesses and evidence, and which are hoaxes.
Declassified file DOE-UAP-D002 shows Manhattan Project physicist James Tuck quietly investigating the Los Alamos green fireballs. Here's what it says.
15 July 2026
The Senate Intelligence Committee has subpoenaed defence contractors over legacy UAP programmes. Here's what's known, and why the November deadline matters.
15 July 2026
The solar eclipse on 12 August 2026 is the deepest seen from the UK since 1999, with up to 96% of the Sun covered. Times, safety and what to expect.
15 July 2026
Reflect Orbital has FCC approval to launch its first space mirror and beam sunlight to Earth at night. Astronomers fear 50,000 could follow.
14 July 2026
Honest, research-based guides to help you choose the right kit — from your first pair of binoculars to a full astrophotography rig
The best way to start — wide fields, no setup, instant views of the Moon, star clusters, and comets.
From tabletop Dobsonians to GoTo SCTs — what to look for at every budget level.
Smartphone adapters, planetary cameras, and dedicated astro cameras for every level.
Six curated kits from £85 to £4,600 — everything you need in one list, nothing missing.
