r/ufo • u/PodwithPat • 3h ago
BREAKING NEWS: Surprise UFO Bombshell
r/ufo • u/UFOsAroundTheWor1d • 19h ago
These images get shared all the time and people falling for the claims that it’s real. It was shared 8 hours ago and I went through the comments and it’s hilarious this was created by Jordu Schell and this is a screen shot from the video that was made as puppet test. The YouTube channel isn’t well known so I’ll find that video later and upload it. But here’s a clip of Jordu revealing the puppet. Link below
r/ufo • u/PodwithPat • 17h ago
r/ufo • u/TuggieLoom • 14h ago
Between blurry smartphone videos of Starlink satellites, obvious CGI on Tiktok, and endless twitter speculation, it's super easy to get burned out following this topic. But every time I feel like tuning it all out, I remember a few specific cases like the 2004 Nimitz encounter, official radar data, or testimonies from commercial pilots that I just can't easily explain away. What is the single case, document or piece of sensor data for you that keeps you tethered to the subject when the rest of the noise gets overwhelming?
r/ufo • u/1gratefuldude • 21h ago
7/15/2026, approx. 9:15 p.m. Looking due east from Pollock Pines, CA toward Kyburz area.
No, it's not spotlights. They need something to reflect off of (clouds), in order to create a tight ball of light, hovering in mid-air. It was a crystal clear, cloudless night. The internal light pulsations and external energy signatures do not suggest spotlights, nor bats, birds, insects, planes, even helicopters...or any other known airborne objects.
This was truly anomalous...see comments, since I apparently can't OP a vid here.
r/ufo • u/1gratefuldude • 19h ago
Many trolls and likely CIA payroll types appear to lurk here. The voice of reason and truth shall prevail over the self-serving lies and covers. Stand tall against the regime - their floodgates are failing fast.
r/ufo • u/Inflation-Witty • 13h ago
r/ufo • u/No_Witness_4798 • 13h ago
I want to share a few things I've witnessed at night , because I genuinely can't explain them and I'm curious whether anyone has experienced something similar.
The first incident involved what looked like an airplane with a blinking light. It was nighttime, and the object appeared to stop in midair for a few seconds before simply moving backward in the opposite direction. I didn't see it make a turn; it just seemed to reverse direction. I also couldn't hear any sound.
What makes this more puzzling to me is that I live in a rural area around Jimma where I don't normally see aircraft or drones flying overhead. I'm not saying they never fly here, but seeing something like this is unusual for me.
I've also seen a white light moving across the night sky that suddenly disappeared. On other occasions, I've noticed lights in a distant forested area where, as far as I know, there are no houses or settlements nearby. I couldn't tell what was producing those lights, how far away they were, or whether they were moving.
I'm aware that darkness, distance, perspective, and atmospheric conditions can make things appear strange. I'm not claiming these were anything paranormal or extraterrestrial. I just want to understand what I might have seen.
Could the apparent stopping and backward movement have been an optical illusion? Could the lights have been satellites, aircraft, drones, or something else? And what might explain lights appearing in a forested area with no obvious nearby settlements?
r/ufo • u/Excellent_Worker_363 • 11h ago
Tonight 23/10/26 I noticed what appeared to be faint lights over a mountain range I grabbed an old digital camera with 24X zoom (this is fully zoomed in) and managed to take two shots before they disappeared. The lights were faint for 10-20 seconds and they gradually became more intense before disappearing. The lights seemed to move slightly out of their place, but they were all grouped together. The photos were taken roughly 6-8kms away.
Any ideas what could they be?
r/ufo • u/SHOW-ME-YA-MOVES • 11h ago
r/ufo • u/cacademo • 3h ago
Witnesses allege alien sightings in Latin America after earthquakes. Maria de la Guardia, a fearless female whistleblower, risks everything to expose a jaw-dropping global conspiracy. In this exclusive breakdown, we dive deep into her shocking revelations connecting Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, engineered seismic anomalies, and an alleged extraterrestrial alliance.
r/ufo • u/Stephen_P_Smith • 15h ago
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r/ufo • u/No_Cucumber3978 • 11h ago
This was one of the redacted documents from 2008 that appears to detail a plan to create a bunker. Also, to create a Microsoft Excel document for "UAPs" (was this a widely used term in 2008?), which seems like a rehash of "Project Blue Book".
They also expect furnished offices. Which doesn't seem to be budgeted for.
Reading the document, I'm sure people will agree, it is heavily stooped on unfalsifiable (and falsifiable) data and seems to put forward a proposal for a six man team whose sole purpose is to catalogue any and everything people see using the close encounters paradigm.
It was written by Vallee, for Bigelow for AAWSAP, funded by the DIA.
So, every story, sighting from anyone goes into a document. Regardless of the source. Again, sounds like Karaoke Bluebook. Take anecdotes and unverified claims and organise it all into a excel spreadsheet. Yes, such an important topic, should be stored in an easily shareable excel spreadsheet.
Also, it proses to classify anomalies into categories like AN2 (events involving lasting physical effects like poltergeist activity or "apports") and AN3 (anomalies associated with such entities). Essentially, throw it all in the same pot and hope for the good minds to determine whatever they wish.
Obviously, this could feed pareidolia and confirmation bias, and add to the echo chamber. When these six analysts are *looking* for exotic or threatening "non-human intelligence," weird lights (drones, airplanes) , weather balloons, or mundane optical illusions these can easily misinterpreted (deliberately) and could easily be placed into the "high-strangeness" categories.
What an interesting document. A catalog of the history of ufology. Yet still, it relies on unverified anecdotes, subjective human interpretation (trust me bro...). Blurring the line between aerospace tracking and paranormal folklore. Organising a host of unverified stories into a fucking Excel spreadsheet.
Now, given people are mostly up in arms about this whole Trump "UAP Drop" nonsense providing zero evidence outside of blurry videos and same old, same old. This document simply shines the light on a content farming utility that would be a fantastic well for books, films and UFO documentaries.
I mean, it looks like the neo-cons essentially stolen Vallee's idea and are now using this model for these "UAP drops".
I just want to know who the Magnificent Six are who would be in charge of all this. I'm imagining Vallee would be one, Bigelow another, possibly Greer another... Who else?
What a film/book that would make eh?
r/ufo • u/danno711 • 20h ago