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AARO Has Only “Moderate Confidence” in Findings From Its Latest UAP Investigation. It’s Easy to See Why.

Micah Hanks·April 25, 2024

The Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has released a report on its findings involving a UAP sighting reported by a military pilot near Eglin Air Force Base in January 2023.

DARPA’s Experimental RACER Heavy Platform is the Massive New Autonomous Fleet Vehicle of the Future

Micah Hanks·April 25, 2024

DARPA says it has successfully conducted tests with an extra-large new fleet vehicle as part of its Robotic Autonomy in Complex Environments with Resiliency (RACER) program.

The New Director of GEIPAN, France’s Official UAP Investigative Office, Discusses Science and the Study of Aerial Mysteries

Baptiste Friscourt·April 24, 2024

In an exclusive interview, The Debrief sits down with Frédéric Courtade, the new chief of France's official government UAP investigative office GEIPAN.

Something is Affecting Gravity in our Solar System, and Astronomers Say It Could Be an Unknown Planet

MJ Banias·April 24, 2024

Scientists believe they may be closing in on a mysterious, unseen "Planet 9" that could be lurking in our solar system.

Voyager 1 Spacecraft Resumes Communication Thanks to Ingenious Engineering Hack Performed from 15 Billion Miles Away

Micah Hanks·April 23, 2024

After five months of silence, NASA engineers have successfully received communications from the iconic Voyager 1 spacecraft, allowing them to perform a health and status checkup on the most distant human-built object in the cosmos.

Mapping Cosmic Hydrogen: From the Big Bang to Cosmic Reionization

Avi Loeb·April 22, 2024

Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb discusses the reionization of the Universe following the Big Bang, and methods of mapping cosmic hydrogen.

Leaked Document Reveals Russia’s Latest Efforts to Weaken the West

Micah Hanks·April 18, 2024

This week we examine a newly leaked secret document outlining Russia’s aims to wage a campaign aimed at weakening the U.S. and other western nations.

When Did Life As We Know It Begin in the Universe?

Avi Loeb·April 15, 2024

Could life in our universe have its origins with the explosions of the first massive stars, and the enrichment of their environments with heavy elements?

James Webb Space Telescope Discovery Reveals a Dark Matter Anomaly Related to Ghostly ‘Einstein Ring’

Micah Hanks·April 15, 2024

A remnant of the early universe discovered last year by the James Webb Space Telescope has yielded a few astronomical surprises, including an Einstein ring and other properties that are now helping astrophysicists unveil new insights into the mysterious nature of dark matter.

The Pentagon’s New UAP Report is Seriously Flawed

Christopher Mellon·April 12, 2024

In an exhaustive analysis, Christopher Mellon breaks down why the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office's new UAP report is seriously flawed.

RocketStar Successfully Demonstrates FireStar™ Nuclear Fusion-Enhanced Pulsed Plasma Propulsion Drive

Christopher Plain·April 12, 2024

RocketStar Inc. says they have successfully demonstrated their FireStar™ nuclear fusion-enhanced pulsed plasma electric propulsion drive.

FBI Warns of Potential ‘Coordinated Attack’ in Wake of Russian Massacre

Micah Hanks·April 11, 2024

In this week’s analysis, we look at why the FBI's concerns have been elevated since a tragic attack that occurred in Moscow last month.

This Ancient Food Could Help Keep Astronauts Alive On Long Haul Space Missions

MJ Banias·April 10, 2024

New research reveals olive oil may help alleviate many of the health risks associated with space travel.

Paris Technical Conference Takes a Closer Look at Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

Baptiste Friscourt·April 6, 2024

A technical conference in Paris late last year examined the questions international experts have on regarding aerial mysteries.

The Pentagon Has Just Unveiled Its New Commercial Space Integration Strategy

Micah Hanks·April 4, 2024

The DoD reveals its goals for strengthening its efforts in space with the official release of its new Commercial Space Integration Strategy.

Project Convergence: The U.S. Army’s Latest Experiments with the Warfighting Tech of Tomorrow

Micah Hanks·March 28, 2024

This week, the U.S. Army is looking ahead to the battlefield environment of tomorrow with the completion of its massive Project Convergence experiments.

Space Snowman: Astronomers Try to Unravel a Mysterious Object at the Edge of the Solar System

Christopher Plain·March 28, 2024

A team of researchers say they may have finally unraveled the mysteries of a distant space object known affectionately as "Space Snowman."

A Rare Once-in-a-Generation Total Solar Eclipse Occurs on April 8: What to Expect, and Safety Measures to Take

Chrissy Newton·March 25, 2024

On April 8, 2024, North America will be treated to a rare total solar eclipse. Here's how to prepare for this once-in-a-generation event.

DARPA’s Lunar Railroad is the Latest Saga in the DoD’s Mysterious Obsession with the Moon

Tim McMillan·March 22, 2024

DARPA's plans to build a lunar railroad are the latest manifestation of the DoD's strategic obsession with the Moon.

U.S. Air Force Confirms Speculations Over Recent AGM-183A Hypersonic Missile Test

Micah Hanks·March 21, 2024

We examine the recent USAF test of an AGM-183A hypersonic missile, and why it marks a pivotal moment for U.S. weapons technology.

Controversial Dark Matter Discovery Could Upend Our Current Understanding of the Universe

Micah Hanks·March 19, 2024

A controversial new paper argues that there may not be enough room in the universe for dark matter, after all.

Astronomers Reveal the Largest Ever Three-Dimensional Map of the Known Universe

Christopher Plain·March 19, 2024

Data collected from quasars fueled by supermassive black holes helps create the first-ever three-dimensional map of the known universe.

James Webb Space Telescope Detects Alcohol and Icy Organic Molecules Around a Protostar Pair

Micah Hanks·March 18, 2024

The James Webb Space Telescope has spotted alcohol and other complex organic molecules in icy areas around a pair of young protostars.

“Space Headaches” May Affect Astronauts Who Have Never Had Migraines on Earth, New Study Finds

Chrissy Newton·March 16, 2024

Astronauts who have never experienced headaches on Earth may develop migraine and tension-type "space headaches" during extended space travel, new research reveals.

Rare Asteroids Showing Strange “Activity” Are Challenging Existing Theories About the Solar System

Micah Hanks·March 16, 2024

Fifteen very unusual asteroids showcasing strange “active” properties have been detected as part of a an international volunteer effort.

New Study Says Mars Wasn’t That Wet, Not a Great Contender for Alien Life

MJ Banias·March 15, 2024

A new study may prove that Mars was not as wet as we previously thought, making it more difficult for ancient alien life to have formed there.

AARO’s Historical Report: A Tale of Factual Errors and Old Mistakes Repeated

Micah Hanks·March 14, 2024

The long-awaited historical report on UAP by the DoD's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office is finally out... but there are a few problems.

New Cosmic Expansion Data Could Mean “We Have Misunderstood the Universe”, Nobel Prize Physicist Says

Christopher Plain·March 12, 2024

A Nobel Prize winning physicist studying cosmic expansion says that new astronomical data may mean we have misunderstood the universe.

James Webb Space Telescope Spots Triangulum Galaxy’s ‘Tendrils’ Amid a Chaotic Stellar Nursery

Micah Hanks·March 11, 2024

The James Webb Space Telescope is offering new perspectives on a chaotic star-forming region in the Triangulum galaxy in stunning new images.

UAP Incident Over the Gulf of Mexico Revealed by U.S. Congressman Confirmed in Newly Declassified Files and Images

Micah Hanks·March 7, 2024

New details involving a military pilot UAP encounter have come to light, following the release of documents in response to a FOIA request.

GPS Jamming by Russia is On the Rise in Northern Europe, Officials Warn

Micah Hanks·March 7, 2024

Officials in Europe have been on alert following the observation of a concerning rise in the use of GPS jamming near the borders of NATO nations.

For Half a Century, Our Calculations on Nuclear Explosions in Space Have Been Wrong, Los Alamos Scientist Reveals

Micah Hanks·March 7, 2024

This scientist says we can protect space technologies by fixing math errors related to nuclear explosions in space that have gone undetected for close to half a century.