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- "Why 'Impossible' UFO Movement Is Usually an Illusion" · Science · 31 October 2026
"Objects that seem to accelerate, zig-zag or vanish at impossible speed are often showing us geometry, not physics. Line-of-sight error, parallax and a quirk of human vision explained." - "The UAP Disclosure Act: What Passed, What Got Stripped, and Where It Stands" · Disclosure · 31 October 2026
"Modelled on the JFK Records Act, the UAP Disclosure Act promised a records collection, a review board and eminent domain over recovered technology. Here is what Congress passed, cut and revived." - "That UFO in Your Photo Is Probably Your Lens: Camera Artefacts Explained" · Explainers · 31 October 2026
"Round orbs, hexagons and ghostly shapes in night photos are usually made by the camera, not the sky. Here is how each artefact forms and how to check your shot before you report it." - "The 2023 UFO Hearings: What the Witnesses Said Under Oath" · Disclosure · 31 October 2026
"In April and July 2023, US lawmakers took public evidence on UAP. What AARO's director told the Senate, and what Grusch, Fravor and Graves told the House — and what has and has not been verified since." - "A Bright Flash That Fades in Seconds? That's a Satellite Flare" · Explainers · 31 October 2026
"A silent point of light that brightens and fades along a straight line is often a sunlit satellite catching the light. How satellite flares work, when to look, and how they differ from meteors and aircraft." - "The Rendlesham Forest Incident: What the Servicemen Actually Reported" · Sightings · 31 October 2026
"Three nights in a Suffolk forest in December 1980, a signed US Air Force memorandum, and explanations that cover some of the sighting but not all of it. What the primary documents say." - "How to Photograph the Night Sky With Your Phone (and Get a Usable Sighting Report)" · Explainers · 31 October 2026
"Practical phone tips for night-sky shots — clean lens, brace, keep a reference in frame, skip the zoom — and how to turn whatever you capture into a report someone else can check."