“In the past week, numerous mainstream Russian news outlets carried reports of a new NASA experiment to create a “propellantless propulsion drive” – otherwise described as an engine that does not use fuel. Russian reportage hails the NASA concept as a “sensation” because it would defy known physics by generating thrust without ejecting mass. This reportage adds to a consistent stream of factual Russian reportage on Western scientific advances. Mainstream Russian media inclusion of U.S. and other Western scientific news may suggest a reliable opening for passage of factual information despite international tensions.”

I know how much you guys love to talk about the OP-ED. Jesse Michels, who released a video with Grusch last year says he expects the OP-ED to still release. He hints at the influence of the intelligence community in news as a reason for the delay.

https://twitter.com/wow36932525/status/1782827159289020551?t=s-WQZhU-nso4ftfHa4JJZw&s=19

I shot this video from my sons window seat of a commercial airliner on approach to Seatac International Airport with my cell phone on April 22, 2024 around 8:30 pm. I was in middle seat. I am guessing we were still a few miles from the runway. I don't know what our compass heading was or what our exact altitude was. I would guess less than 10,000 ft. Video depicts three lights in the sky off the left side of the aircraft in a triangular formation that appear to be stationary. One light appears to become a bit brighter than the other two. I did not notice any flashing clearance lights or exhaust trails of any kind. This is my first ever sighting of this sort and am not sure what I saw. Any helpful input would be greatly appreciated. Near end of video I swung the cam to an adjacent window. Soon after, the aircraft banked right and I lost sight of the lights. On my way home from the airport I noticed lots of air traffic in the sky but none of which appeared as what I captured on my phone.

https://reddit.com/link/1cb8kez/video/axh2010039wc1/player

Months ago, I seem to recall what I expected to be a massive story about 3 CIA agents who approached the Daily Mail in London under the protection of anonymity in order to reveal that they were members of a UAP recover team that operates at the behest of the CIA, and that the team has international agreements in place so that they can travel anywhere on earth to recover UAP that crash, which they have done numerous times.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12796167/CIA-secret-office-UFO-retrieval-missions-whistleblowers.html

I saw that article and expected this to be massive news, but nothing seems to have come of it. Does anyone know if this went anywhere? Were the whistleblowers every identified? Did they approach uk parliament or us congress?

Thought you guys might like this article that feels like an early reddit deep dive post. New info to be gleaned? I see a lot to consider and look into.

https://www.earthfiles.com/2005/11/10/part-1-an-alleged-1953-ufo-crash-and-burial-near-garrison-utah/

I do not speak for credibility of info, just piqued my fascination.

Here is a source highlighting nuclear tests, and radar. https://www.8newsnow.com/news/kingman-ufo-incident-in-1953-linked-to-series-of-explosions-in-nevada/

Is this where the claim that radar downed ufos came from?

On google try “before:2000 Kingman ufo.” you can change the date or the search term to anything you want. I find it useful seeing as google currently shows a decade of bs, not real human communication.

Link to pdf https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA425545.pdf

Link to news article about it https://sgp.fas.org/news/2004/11/usat110504.html

Star Trek fans may be happy to hear that the Air Force has paid to study psychic teleportation. But scientists aren't so thrilled. The Air Force Research Lab's August "Teleportation Physics Report," posted earlier this week on the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) Web site, struck a raw nerve with physicists and critics of wasteful military spending.

Hi!
I understand that nothing replaces one's own research, but I have a question: Can the community recommend any YouTubers, bloggers, etc., who cover the UAP topic without succumbing to all the hype (There are currently too many "shockings," "bafflings," or sensationalists - *cough* Elizondo)? Ideally, something akin to Whyfiles, where there's a focus on critical thinking and leaving the formation of opinions up to oneself. In other words, information instead of agenda. I'm asking because unfortunately, I don't have the time to read and research everything in detail myself. This post is also intended as discussion, so please no blaming :)
Thanks a lot!

Over the last few weeks the disclosure needle on the dial has stalled. We have had silence on the op ed from Grusch, the ridiculous AARO report, the Jason Sands fiasco etc. 60 Minutes has shown interest in the past with their interviews of Fravor and Dietrich. In December after the UAPDA was sunk, the producer posted on Twitter about perhaps doing another episode on the topic. In the light of Mellon’s recent reveal of this apparent confirmation of a retrieval by a USG official, I think it is high time to get the media involved again. Perhaps a write in to 60 Minutes ? People like Mellon have the contacts to make that happen. Those here who can contact Mellon could get his help on this. Just my thoughts.

I know he's a controversial figure and many believe he's a lying liar who lies. I'm actually mostly in that camp. But if he were willing to testify under penalty of perjury and said the same stuff he's been saying for years, that would be pretty huge. I don't think it will happen, though. Since he was in the disinformation wing of the military, and probably still is, the USAF probably wouldn't let him say anything.

From The Debrief article:

"Dr. Charles Buhler, a NASA engineer and the co-founder of Exodus Propulsion Technologies, has revealed that his company’s propellantless propulsion drive, which appears to defy the known laws of physics, has produced enough thrust to counteract Earth’s gravity.

A veteran of such storied programs as NASA’s Space Shuttle, the International Space Station (ISS), The Hubble Telescope, and the current NASA Dust Program, Buhler and his colleagues believe their discovery of a fundamental new force represents a historic breakthrough that will impact space travel for the next millennium".

The Debrief article:

Taken on the 23rd August 2023 in Hampshire, UK, about 15s exposure. All satellites I've ever seen do not change angle like this and neither do aeroplanes!

This afternoon I saw my first unexplainable phenomenon. The details aren't super important (six silver things in the sky that were unlike anything I've seen before), however I want to post a meta observation. These things were above us (two, respectable middle aged men) for a solid four minutes. I am on this subreddit all the time and follow this topic closely. I am an engineer. And yet, I tried to take only a SINGLE photo (which didn't capture them for some reason). I did not make a video, I did not yell for others to come and see. The guy I was with didn't reach for his phone at all. In retrospect this is super bizarre. I am among those here that are like "oh, this huge strange thing happened and you didn't record the whole thing?!?" Weirder still, is even though I am now intellectually curious why I didn't document the experience, I am not kicking myself or anything. On top of that, just posting this I am like, ugh, I hope no one wants more details about what I saw. Very curious reaction, in my opinion. If I had seen a blimp, I am confident I would have recorded the shit out of it.

The renewed relevance of the Kingman UFO crash is tied to a recent article by Christopher Mellon and Hunter Mellon on Substack, where a senior government official claims access to a U.S. alien technology recovery program. This disclosure echoes previous UFO incident cover-ups, such as the Kingman incident, emphasizing the depth of the government's secrets related to UFOs and alleged extraterrestrial technology. This revelation invites comparisons and fuels further public and governmental scrutiny into historic UFO incidents and their potential concealment.

The Kingman UFO Crash is an event that reportedly took place in May 1953 near Kingman, Arizona. It involved the crash of a large, silver disc-shaped object, witnessed by civilians and military personnel. The site was quickly secured by military forces. Subsequent discussions and investigations have suggested possible cover-ups involving the recovery and analysis of the debris at a secret facility. Key figures linked to this incident include Arthur Stansel, who first reported the crash, and Frank Scully, a journalist who wrote about similar events.