UFO Disclosure Yearbook‘s new work of UFO fiction is out. It’s a grouping of UFO themed short stories with interesting twists. The story of the Men in Black as told from the point of view of one of the Men in Black is particularly fun. Here’s a review. uapnewscenter.com/the-ufo-chroni…

I’m going to be thinking about this all day. I would not peg Trump as knowing enough Trek to make a reference. Naturally he used it to belittle someone. But what could it be?! Had to be from the original series.

I wrote about how Elizondo’s book adds to the historical record of this era of UFO disclosure. Four key takeaways described in this article: The Transition from AASWAP to AATIP, and How the Programs Differed How AATIP Actually Functioned Elizondo and Sean Kirkpatrick’s

New from me. UFOs & Fiction - the benefits of exploring the UFO question through fiction open.substack.com/pub/justinsnea…

Timeline of modern UFO investigations: AAWSAP to AARO. In 2024 we learned quite a bit about the gap years in the record, particularly from Elizondo's book and the Kona Blue document releases. open.substack.com/pub/justinsnea…

Sean Kirkpatrick did 10 audio interviews and 4 print articles in 2024. I just finished compiling all of the key statements in this archive. These are important markers of the views he holds on UFOs. Having them all in one place will help us evaluate his and the DoD's future

My starting assumption: the idea that Trump Admin will move UFO disclosure forward is mere happy talk at this stage. My rubric: a known official in a specific gov position does something specific to advance disclosure in a public way. We don't have that yet. Gabbard's statement

New reporting: In 2024 NASA stopped prioritizing studying UAP; UAP Director of Research role is currently vacant; none of the UAP Study Team’s recommendations have been implemented. Read details in the link. NASA’s UAP Efforts: the hope of 2023 vs. the reality of 2024