AAWSAP's Own Plan Was About UFOs After All: The Nine Projects
Was AAWSAP a UFO program? Its contractor's 2008 plan, DOW-UAP-D168, set nine projects, from seeking 'Contact' to UFO files at Los Alamos and nuclear bases.
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Was AAWSAP a UFO program? Its contractor's 2008 plan, DOW-UAP-D168, set nine projects, from seeking 'Contact' to UFO files at Los Alamos and nuclear bases.
A US crew logged six small spheres at 480 mph over the Middle East in 2025. The same form says no advanced capabilities. Here's what it shows.
The Skinwalker Ranch Pentagon report, DOW-UAP-D174, read in full: the fence hair was dog, the rock hair raccoon, and the report shows no camera image.
The Hera mission has seen Didymos and Dimorphos as two asteroids for the first time. Here's what DART did, what Hera will find and when the close-ups come.
UFO near misses over the UK: the Airprox Board couldn't identify 13 objects that passed close to aircraft in 2026, from a 777 near Guildford to RAF jets.
The 2026 black triangle UFO seen by federal agents: AARO's memo and the FBI statement disagree on the time, the size, a hover and how long it lasted.
A Colorado police officer filmed an orb hovering by a highway in October 2023. What his transcript, four videos and two FBI files really say.
The Pentagon's seventh UFO file release: 28 files, a 2026 black triangle seen by federal agents, and the Pentagon-funded team's Utah ranch report.
Did astronauts see UFOs? USG-UAP-D001, NASA's 1998 file of replies to Congress and the White House, says no, and shows the evidence it sent.
The Pentagon's warp-drive paper sinks its own idea: one 50-metre bubble at light speed needs negative energy worth about 1,700 Suns. Here are the numbers.
Hear Edward Ruppelt brief a Boston room on UFOs in March 1952: about a fifth unexplained, radar blips that 'speak English', and a deal with Life magazine.
CIA UFO files: a 1972 report, CIA-UAP-008, on a Kardashev and Sakharov black hole paper, and Soviet scientists laughing at their own UFO committee.
The DIA's UFO injury paper rests on three antenna engineers hurt in a radio accident. Here's how it turns them into evidence for Cash-Landrum.
CIA-UAP-014 is a 1952 CIA memo on Britain's UFO work: R.V. Jones, a 'perfect flying saucer' seen in Yorkshire, and a request for the Tremonton film.
A giant planet may have formed from a dead star's ashes. Hubble data from 1999 and a rare metal, niobium, point to a planet born after its star died.
The AAWSAP contract file shows exactly what the DIA paid Bigelow's BAASS: $21,948,810, a 21-day award, a second year cut by half, and no mention of UFOs.
Astronomers have picked up the first radio signal from an exoplanet, Beta Pictoris b. It's aurora, not aliens, and it shows a huge magnetic field.
Project Sign's first report, DOW-UAP-D097, is now public: 100 UFO sightings from 1947, the Rhodes photos, and a Nobel scientist who wasn't convinced.
Starship Flight 14 reached orbit on 28 September 2026 and released 26 Starlink satellites, despite losing an engine on the way up. Here's what happened.
Delbert Newhouse filmed the 1952 Tremonton UFOs. His newly released Navy file shows a 19-year photographer the Air Force called 'extremely honest and reliable'.
The Navy has released 1,019 pages of Scott Bray's UAP emails from 2020 to 2022. We read them: the UFO video release, a 'UFO debris' query and 60 Minutes.
Why did Project Blue Book end? The Pentagon's file DOW-UAP-D092 shows the 1966 review, with Carl Sagan on the panel, that led to the Condon Report.
The Tremonton UFO film's Blue Book file shows the Air Force privately calling it unresolved in 1953, then planning to say 'balloons or gulls' anyway.
UFO whistleblowers Grusch, Borland and Brown have asked Trump for immunity to speak publicly. The Pentagon's NDA waiver only lets them talk to PURSUE.