This was one of a number of meetings on the Hill this week. All were refreshingly bipartisan (in substance when not in composition). I hope the members and staff found these meetings productive. Their interest and involvement is crucial and bodes well for progress in the months

We are honored to announce that Christopher K. Mellon has joined the UAP Disclosure Fund's board of directors. His insights and expertise will be invaluable to our mission. "I look forward to working with the UAP Disclosure Fund on its board of directors. There are many

Congrats to this law enforcement officer and Airman Jeff Nuccetelli for keeping records and speaking out; to Ryan Graves for assisting him; and to George and Jeremy for an excellent interview. When you research UAP and encounter scores of well-documented individuals and cases

The Congressional Task Force on the 'Declassification of Federal Secrets' is providing an unprecedented opportunity to alleviate the insidious bureaucratic blockages preventing a free and healthy flow of unclassified UAP information to the public. The success of the Task Force

AAWSAP and AATIP were stepping stones in the process, but it wasn’t the famous New York Times article that moved Congress. I spent a lot of time and effort getting that story to Leslie Kean and the Times, and no one was more surprised or disappointed than I was when the oversight

This is a significant finding due to the strength of the data. Previous studies have suggested the presence of biosignatures on exoplanets, but there were always valid concerns about the reliability of the data. Now, for the first time, there is little doubt that this purported

More compelling evidence from the military of UAP activity off the coast of Southern California weaponizedpodcast.com/news-1/uss-jac…

I recently had the opportunity to discuss government transparency, UAP, and the need for change with Chris Cuomo: youtu.be/T4fwMg5RjKA

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I’m still active on the UAP issue, though I haven’t been using Twitter/X much—it doesn’t seem to elevate the conversation meaningfully and can be an unhelpful distraction. I may write more on Substack instead. That said, I want to be very clear: the Facebook account below is

I am excited and honored to be named Chairman of the Board of Directors of the UAP Disclosure Fund: open.substack.com/pub/christophe…

No telling what this may turn out to be, but credit to AARO for sharing this unresolved case openly and inviting the public and scientific community to help solve the mystery. The public has a right to know when sources and methods aren’t jeopardized, as is the case here—and we

Very glad to hear the classified briefing went well. I was deeply disappointed I couldn’t attend. Originally, the briefing had been scheduled for late April—I traveled to D.C. and was prepared to attend that day. However, at the very last minute, the Committee—not us—canceled

I was asked to create a video for a conference that did not occur as scheduled, however, I felt that this 8-minute philosophical discussion might still be of interest to those following this complex topic.

I spoke with Joel a number of times as well and had the same experience. No apparent interest in what the military is encountering and the implications for national security; his questions seemed to be focused on tangential issues that might be used to attack or discredit UFO

Regarding the WSJ Article: Every American should know that their government has confirmed the reality of UAPs. Specifically, U.S. officials responsible for analyzing thousands of military UAP reports submitted to the Pentagon have acknowledged data confirming the presence of

Today I sent The Wall Street Journal a formal request to correct serious inaccuracies in its recent two-part UAP coverage. Accuracy and transparency serve the public. Letter below outlines the issues.