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UAP Research

The White House Just Registered alien.gov — And Won't Say Why

The US government quietly registered two new .gov domains — alien.gov and aliens.gov — on March 18, 2026. The White House's only response: a smiling alien emoji and 'Stay tuned.'

Ian Clayton 19 March 2026

Space News

Aurora Alert: Northern Lights Could Be Visible Across the UK Tonight

A solar flare from active region AR4392 launched a coronal mass ejection directly at Earth — it arrives tomorrow evening. Scotland and northern England have a genuine shot at seeing the northern lights.

Ian Clayton 18 March 2026

Space News

JWST Discovers a New Class of Exoplanet: The Permanent Magma Ocean World

Astronomers have used the James Webb Space Telescope to confirm a new type of planet that shouldn't be able to exist — a world where the entire surface is a permanent ocean of molten rock, kept alive by a sulphurous atmosphere.

Ian Clayton 17 March 2026

UAP Research

The Missing General: A UAP-Connected Air Force Officer Vanishes in New Mexico

Retired Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland — who commanded the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson and briefly worked with Tom DeLonge's UAP research group — has been missing for three weeks. The FBI is involved, clothing has been found in Colorado, and a US congressman says he 'has a lot to say' about UFOs.

Ian Clayton 17 March 2026

Space News

Artemis II Launch Confirmed: Humans Return to the Moon on April 1

NASA has confirmed April 1, 2026 as the launch date for Artemis II — the first crewed mission to the vicinity of the Moon in 54 years. Here's everything you need to know.

Ian Clayton 16 March 2026

Space News

The Complete Artemis Mission Timeline: Every Mission From I to the Moon Base

With Artemis II weeks away and a major programme restructure announced in February 2026, here is the definitive guide to every Artemis mission — what each one does, when it launches, and how the plan has changed.

Ian Clayton 16 March 2026