The Pentagon released its sixth batch of UFO-related files on Friday, and this one might be the most intriguing yet. Among the 71 documents are 37 papers from the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, a secretive military effort that ran from 2008 to 2012 and studied future aerospace threats through the year 2050. The topics read like a science fiction shelf: warp drives, wormholes, antigravity, negative mass propulsion, and invisibility cloaking.
One 2010 document stands out for a much more human reason. It describes hair loss and radiation illness in three people following what it calls an anomalous aerospace event. That report raises serious questions about whether military personnel have been harmed by encounters the public knows nothing about. The release also includes military camera footage of fast-moving unexplained objects and four cellphone videos from a Colorado police department showing red, blue, and green flashing lights in the sky.
This is the sixth release under a congressional order and a Trump administration declassification effort, which means more documents are likely on the way. Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or just curious, the steady drip of disclosures keeps the conversation alive here on the Suncoast and across the country. What would it take for you to believe we’re not alone? Let us know.
