Eric Weinstein
Mathematician & Managing Director of Thiel Capital
Unidentified Flying Objects
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
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Nothing more.
Credible, data-driven coverage of UFO and UAP events worldwide.
Weekly News
March 9 – March 15
Weinstein Confronts Pentagon Scientist: 'Where Are the Physicists?'
- Eric Weinstein confronts Eric Davis on why no theoretical physicists were ever on the alleged crash-retrieval program
- Davis states '100%' conviction on Roswell and publicly vouches for the Wilson-Davis memo
- Weinstein: 'You can't engineer your way out of a science problem'
March 2 – March 8
'Atomic Weapons, UFOs, and Epstein Are All Going to Merge Into One Story'
- Eric Weinstein links Epstein's science network to UFO disclosure and New Mexico national labs
- Harvard's Galileo Project claims UAP detection capability – no findings yet
- McCasland search update: FBI involved, possible sighting near Piedra Lisa Canyon, wife says no foul play suspected
Latest Articles
'You Can't Engineer Your Way Out of a Science Problem' – Eric Weinstein Confronts a Pentagon Scientist Over UFO Claims
In a four-hour interview with Jesse Michels, Eric Weinstein pressed physicist Eric Davis on the alleged UFO crash-retrieval program – and exposed what may be its most damning flaw: no theoretical physicists were ever on it.
'Atomic Weapons, UFOs, and Jeffrey Epstein Are All Going to Merge Into One Story' – Eric Weinstein
On Piers Morgan Uncensored, mathematician Eric Weinstein laid out a thesis connecting Epstein's infiltration of elite physics to UFO disclosure, gravity research, and the national laboratories of New Mexico.
The Galileo Project – What Harvard's UFO Observatory Has Actually Built, Found, and Promised
Avi Loeb says his Galileo Project is now capable of discovering UAP without government help. Here's what the project has produced so far – and what it hasn't.
MJ-12 Documents Share Identifier Numbers with Declassified CIA Files. Does That Make Them Real?
A researcher found that stamps on Majestic-12 documents match identifiers in recently declassified CIA Paperclip files. The FBI called MJ-12 a fake in 1988. Both sides of the debate are worth examining.
The Missing and the Dead: UFO Figures Who Vanished or Died Under Suspicious Circumstances
From the first Secretary of Defense to a retired general who disappeared last week – a sourced investigation into the people connected to UFO programs who went missing, died under disputed circumstances, or were destroyed by the system they challenged.
The General Vanishes: Retired USAF Maj. Gen. William McCasland Missing in New Mexico
A Silver Alert has been issued for retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William McCasland – the general named in the Podesta-DeLonge WikiLeaks emails as a key figure behind UFO disclosure efforts.
Mellon on Trump's UAP Directive – 'A Historic Development' With a Long Road Ahead
Former Pentagon intelligence official Christopher Mellon says Trump's order to release UFO files is significant but warns that real disclosure won't come from an archival data dump – it will come from the White House.
NASA Overhauls Artemis Program, but the Private Sector Is Already Lapping It
NASA adds a 2027 test mission and pushes its first crewed Moon landing to 2028 – while SpaceX launched 165 times in 2025 alone. The agency's $4.1 billion-per-launch rocket has yet to fly a single mission this decade with crew aboard.
AARO Officials Keep Saying More After They Leave
Former acting AARO director Tim Phillips now describes objects in space and impossible maneuvers – things he never said while in the chair. He's not the first. The pattern raises a simple question: what are officials allowed to say while they're still on the job?
Grusch Tells Bret Baier: Trump Is 'Very Well Informed' on UAPs
In a Fox News interview, David Grusch says the president is deeply knowledgeable on UAPs, confirms he saw photos of non-human remains, and names Dick Cheney as the last person to centrally oversee the programs.
Elizondo Tells Glenn Beck: 'The Clock Is Ticking' on UAP Disclosure
In a new interview, former Pentagon UAP official Lue Elizondo warns of strategic surprise, names 2027 and 2036 as rumored timeline dates, and recounts Pentagon officials who called UFOs 'demonic.'
Roswell, Part 2: The 30-Year Silence and the Explosive Revival That Made Roswell Famous
For three decades, nobody talked about Roswell. Then a nuclear physicist found a retired intelligence officer, a series of books rewrote history, and the most famous UFO case in the world was built – partly on evidence, partly on fabrication.
Roswell, Part 3: Project Mogul, Destroyed Records, and the Questions Nobody Has Answered
The Air Force said it was a classified balloon. The GAO said the records were destroyed. A memo in a general's hand has never been read. After two federal investigations, Roswell's most important questions remain open.
Roswell, Part 1: The Day the Army Said It Caught a Flying Saucer – Then Took It Back
On July 8, 1947, the world's only nuclear-armed bomber unit announced it had recovered a 'flying disc.' By the next morning, the story was dead. What the original 1947 sources actually say – and don't say – about the most famous UFO case in history.
40,000-Year-Old Signs in German Caves Were Systematic – But They Weren't Writing
A 2026 PNAS study finds that Aurignacian-era engravings on ivory artifacts from southwestern Germany were conventional and statistically comparable to proto-cuneiform – but they are not writing. Here's what the paper actually says.
Immaculate Constellation: The Alleged Secret Pentagon Program Hiding UAP Evidence
A 2024 whistleblower report claims the Pentagon operates a classified program called Immaculate Constellation that collects and conceals UAP imagery from Congress and the public. The DoD denies it exists.
UFO, UAP, NHI, and Every Term You Need to Know
From 'flying saucer' to 'unidentified anomalous phenomena,' the language around UFOs has changed – and the words matter. Here's the complete guide to the terms shaping congressional hearings, Pentagon reports, and disclosure.
The CIA Debunked UFOs While Running Secret Mind-Control Programs. The Documents Prove It.
Declassified CIA records show the agency recommended debunking UFOs, lied about sightings to protect spy planes, and ran covert behavior-control programs – all at the same time. A resurfaced 1952 memo is the latest reminder.
The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction: The Case That Defined a Phenomenon
In September 1961, a New Hampshire couple reported a UFO encounter, two hours of missing time, and – years later under hypnosis – a detailed abduction narrative that would shape how the world thinks about alien contact.
NASA Assembled 16 Experts to Study UFOs. Two Years Later, There's Little to Show for It.
In September 2023, NASA released a landmark report calling for better data, less stigma, and a new UAP research director. More than two years on, the follow-through has been hard to find.
The USS Nimitz 'Tic Tac' Encounter: The 2004 Case That Rewrote the UAP Debate
In November 2004, Navy pilots from the USS Nimitz carrier group encountered a white, wingless object that outmaneuvered their F/A-18s. The Pentagon later confirmed the footage was real – and the object remains unidentified.
Navy Pilots Reported UAPs 'Every Day for Years.' Two Videos Proved They Weren't Exaggerating.
Between 2014 and 2015, U.S. Navy aviators flying off Virginia Beach encountered unidentified objects so frequently they became part of daily briefs. The GIMBAL and GOFAST infrared videos – later released by the Pentagon – captured two of those encounters on tape.
Congress Has a New UAP Whistleblower. This Time, They Want a SCIF.
A House lawmaker says the UAP Caucus has a lead on a new whistleblower – but instead of a public hearing, Congress is pushing for classified briefings behind closed doors. Here's what's changed.
Project Blue Book, Part 2: 12,618 Reports, 701 That Nobody Could Explain
The Air Force processed thousands of UFO sightings and explained most of them. But 701 cases – involving police officers, military pilots, and multi-sensor tracking – resisted every conventional answer Blue Book could offer.
Project Blue Book, Part 1: The Air Force's Secret UFO Office Was Run by Four People and a Filing Cabinet
Before there was Blue Book, there was panic. How a rejected top-secret report, a revolving door of cover names, and one determined captain created the U.S. government's longest-running UFO investigation – inside a basement office at Wright-Patterson AFB.
Project Blue Book, Part 3: The Astronomer Who Turned, the Study That Was Rigged, and the Program That Died
By 1966, Blue Book's own scientific consultant had turned against it, Congress was asking questions, and a university study meant to end the UFO debate was compromised before it began. The program didn't just close – it collapsed.
Wisconsin UFO Sightings Spiked 48% in 2025 – What's Happening Over Lake Michigan?
UFO reports in Wisconsin surged to 74 in 2025, with Manitowoc County logging four sightings including a city-block-sized black triangle. The activity sits squarely inside the Lake Michigan Triangle.
AARO's Accountability Problem: Missing Reports and Broken Promises
The Pentagon's UFO office has failed to deliver congressionally mandated reports, lost track of key evidence, and gone quiet. Former officials say the system is broken.
Trump Orders Pentagon to Release UFO Files
On February 19, 2026, President Trump directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and federal agencies to begin identifying and releasing all government files related to UFOs, UAPs, and extraterrestrial life. No timeline was set.
Obama Said Aliens Are 'Real' – Here's What He Actually Said
On a podcast lightning round, Barack Obama said aliens are 'real.' The clip went viral. Then he walked it back. Here's the full context, what he clarified, and why it matters.
Congress Just Ordered NORAD to Turn Over 20 Years of UFO Intercept Data
The FY2026 NDAA requires AARO to brief lawmakers on every UAP intercept conducted by NORAD and U.S. Northern Command – going back to 2004. It also orders a review of classification guides that may be hiding UFO-related information.
A Hellfire Missile Hit an Unidentified Orb Over Yemen. The Object Kept Going.
MQ-9 Reaper sensor footage shown at a September 2025 congressional hearing appears to capture an AGM-114 Hellfire missile striking a small orb off Yemen's coast – with the object flying on afterward. The Pentagon has not commented.
5,000 Drone Reports, Zero Answers: Inside the New Jersey Mystery That Shut Down an Airport
From November through December 2024, mysterious nighttime lights over New Jersey triggered an FBI investigation, an airport shutdown, military base incursions, and a congressional firestorm – but officials said most sightings were just planes and stars.
The Pentagon Logged 757 UFO Reports in One Year. Here's What It Found.
AARO's FY2024 annual report catalogs 757 UAP cases, resolves most as drones and balloons, flags 21 for deeper analysis – and says it found no evidence of extraterrestrial technology.
A Dozen Workers Saw a Massive UFO Over Red Rocks. Then It Vanished.
On June 5, 2024, roughly 12 stagehands at Red Rocks Amphitheatre watched a silent, disc-shaped craft with three rows of lights hover for 40 seconds – then dissolve into nothing when someone shined a flashlight at it.
Drones Swarmed Langley Air Force Base for 17 Nights. No One Knows Who Sent Them.
In December 2023, waves of unidentified drones penetrated restricted airspace over one of America's most important air bases – forcing F-22s to relocate and exposing a gap in the nation's ability to defend its own installations.
A Former Intelligence Officer Told Congress the U.S. Has Non-Human Craft. Here's What Actually Happened.
On July 26, 2023, David Grusch testified under oath before the House Oversight Committee that the U.S. government runs secret UAP crash-retrieval programs. The Pentagon denies it. The fallout is still unfolding.
A Metallic Disc Hovered Over O'Hare's Gate C17. The FAA Called It Weather.
On November 7, 2006, United Airlines pilots and ground crew watched a silent disc-shaped object hover over one of the world's busiest airports – then punch a hole through the clouds as it shot skyward. The FAA declined to investigate.
Five Police Officers Tracked a Massive Triangle UFO Across Illinois. Their Radios Captured Everything.
In the pre-dawn hours of January 5, 2000, officers from five Illinois police departments independently watched a huge, silent triangular craft drift across St. Clair County – and their dispatch recordings survived.
Thousands Saw a Mile-Wide V Cross Arizona. The Governor Mocked Them – Then Admitted He Saw It Too.
On March 13, 1997, thousands of witnesses across Arizona reported a massive, silent V-shaped craft and a separate row of stationary lights. The military said flares. The governor ridiculed it. A decade later, he said he'd seen it himself.
Belgium Scrambled F-16s to Chase a UFO. The Air Force Held a Press Conference About It.
From November 1989 through spring 1990, thousands of Belgians – including gendarmes, soldiers, and radar operators – reported massive triangular craft over Wallonia. The Belgian Air Force scrambled fighters, got radar lock-ons, and told the world what happened.
UFOs Over the Capital: The Two Nights That Shook Washington in 1952
On two consecutive weekends in July 1952, radar operators tracked unidentified targets over Washington, D.C. while pilots and controllers watched mysterious lights outrun Air Force jets – triggering the largest Pentagon press conference since World War II.
The Roswell Incident: What Crashed in New Mexico in 1947, and Why It Still Matters
In July 1947, the U.S. Army announced it had recovered a 'flying disc' near Roswell, New Mexico – then retracted the claim within hours. Decades later, the case became the most famous UFO story in history.
A Pilot Saw Nine Objects Near Mount Rainier. The World Got 'Flying Saucers.'
On June 24, 1947, private pilot Kenneth Arnold spotted nine fast-moving, reflective objects near Mount Rainier. His description of their motion was misquoted as their shape – and the term 'flying saucer' was born.