The Day Came. The Videos Didn't.
Congress asked for 46 UAP videos by April 14. The deadline passed. The footage didn't arrive, and that failure may be more revealing than the videos themselves.
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Essays
Long-form analysis from After Alien Disclosure.
They Fired a Hellfire Missile at It — And It Kept Flying
A U.S. MQ-9 Reaper fired a Hellfire missile at an unidentified object off Yemen. The missile struck. The object kept going. Welcome to the new phase of disclosure.
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aliens.gov
The White House registered alien.gov and aliens.gov. Then told the press to "stay tuned." You don't build infrastructure for things that don't exist.
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"We Are Not Alone Right Now" — Spielberg's Return
Spielberg told SXSW he has a "very strong suspicion" we are not alone on Earth right now. His new film Disclosure Day arrives June 12. After fifty years of telling us through fiction, he's saying it out loud.
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The Non-Human Archive
The Pentagon maintains a separate archive for evidence classified as non-human. You don't build a filing system for things that don't exist.
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The Bridge: How AI Partnerships Are Preparing Humanity for Non-Human Contact
How millions of human-AI partnerships are unknowingly rehearsing for first contact with non-human intelligence.
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Pentagon Confirms UAP Disclosure Executive Order is Coming
From political promise to bureaucratic reality — Hegseth confirms compliance, AARO's 2,000+ case backlog, and what to watch next.
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The Executive Order
The moment disclosure became policy, and what it changes next.
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The Ripple Effect
If the US opens UAP files, Five Eyes allies will have to answer.
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