Primary source research into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena.
We index government disclosures, FOIA releases, congressional testimony, and declassified documents — then analyze what they actually say.
No speculation. No sensationalism. Just the record.
Overview In November 2004, pilots and radar operators aboard the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group reported multiple encounters with an unidentified aerial object off the coast of Southern California. The encounter produced three pieces of evidence that remain among the most analyzed UAP documentation in the public record: gun-camera FLIR footage, pilot eyewitness accounts, and corroborating radar data from multiple platforms. The encounter is significant not for speculation about its origin, but because of what the official record confirms: the object exhibited flight characteristics that DoD pilots and analysts have publicly stated they cannot explain using known aerospace technology. ...