UFO Orbs: Probes, Projections, or Something Else?
On July 12, 2022, an MQ-9 surveillance drone operating in the Middle East recorded an apparent silver orb crossing its camera’s field of view. The 24-second clip later appeared at a Senate hearing, where the Pentagon’s…
TR-3B Black Triangle UFO: The Engineering Behind the Mystery
For aerospace researcher Jarod Yates, the search for an engine that could explain the alleged TR-3B black triangle UFO led into the papers of fusion physicist Friedwardt Winterberg. Working with Tim Ventura and…
The Warp Drive Interpretation of UAP Observables
The extraordinary flight characteristics attributed to UAP have traditionally been described through five well-known observables. Engineering technologist and author Chad Wanless argues that five additional…
The Third Observable: Hypersonic Velocity without Signatures
A UAP moving through the air at hypersonic speed should have a glowing plasma sheath and massive sonic boom, while one entering the ocean should produce impact forces, vapor, cavitation and an acoustic pulse. Yet a…
The Tic Tac UAP and the Ocean Probe Hypothesis
In November 2004, Navy pilots from the USS Nimitz encountered a small white “Tic Tac” above a patch of disturbed Pacific water—an object described as wingless, rotorless, cockpitless, and radically unlike a conventional…
The Case for the Sphere: Design Advantages of Ball-Shaped UAP
A featureless gray metallic ball doesn't seem like an especially interesting UFO shape: no wings, no cockpit, no visible engines, no nose, no tail, no cinematic saucer rim. But that simplicity may be exactly what makes…
The Llanilar UFO Crash & Material Sample
When Jarod Yates and Orestis Lazanakis brought the Llanilar case to APEC, they weren't merely revisiting a Welsh UFO legend; they were reviewing a rare physical sample—a honeycombed fragment from a January 1983 debris…
UFOs and Radar: Targets, Clutter, Safety, and False Certainty
The radar screen should have been a promise of order: aircraft where they belonged, transponders chirping, controllers free to think about separation and safety instead of mystery. But again and again, from the strange…
Novel and Unconventional Sensors for Gravity, Fields, Time, and Exotic Phenomena
Scientific sensing is entering a new era. Where older instruments relied on springs, mirrors, coils, and bulk mechanical motion, a new generation of platforms now uses atoms, spins, photons, superconducting circuits,…
Bob Lazar’s Sport Model UFO: The Science and Engineering Claims
For decades, Bob Lazar has insisted that the real mystery was never just a UFO in the Nevada desert, but the technology it contains: a compact reactor and gravity-based propulsion system built into a disk-shaped craft…