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| Newly released Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) documents obtained by The Black Vault under FOIA case 2025-04622 add significant new information to the still-developing story about a series of unauthorized drone incursions at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) in December 2024. These records, drawn primarily from the FAA’s SKYWATCH system, supplement the earlier Air Force FOIA release (2025-01757-F) previously covered by The Black Vault, and they introduce a striking new element: the report of a “black cube”-shaped “UAS” observed at around 16,000 feet. |
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| Mystery mounts over ninth scientist tied to classified US research. Another scientist with ties to America's space program has now joined the growing list of deaths and disappearances around the US. The string of deaths and missing person cases has drawn the attention of Congress and members of the US intelligence community, who see a disturbing pattern surrounding experts with knowledge of missiles and rocket engines. |
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| In a crisis, the most dangerous thing you can be is memorable. While everyone else is making themselves targets, I'm going to show you how to become completely invisible, moving through chaos without anyone remembering you were even there. |
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| What’s the soul of a new machine? It’s a loaded question, and not one with a satisfying answer; the predominant view, after all, is that souls don’t even exist in humans, so looking for one in a machine learning model is probably a fool’s errand. |
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| Transcript from the Darkhorse Podcast - Bret Weinstein speaks with Twila Brase, RN, PHN on the subject of Real ID and why there is cause for concern, about those who are seeking to build a turnkey totalitarian system, especially for medical freedom. |
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| One of these people came out and said, "Dr. Epstein, I don't mean to scare you." He said, "But I based on what you've told us and the work you're doing," he said, "I I suspect that you're going to be killed in some sort of accident in the next few months." This Harvard scientist got death threats, not for politics, not for fame, but for exposing something most people aren't ready to hear. |
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| Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has told podcaster Joe Rogan that Congress has seen proof of “interdimensional beings.” |
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| Osiny, Poland - Local authorities reported receiving calls about the crash around 2 a.m., discovering charred metal and plastic debris near the village of Osiny. The explosion from the UFO resulted in broken windows in nearby homes, but no injuries were reported, local news reported. |
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| A remarkable interview occurred in Washington, D.C., on September 15, 1950, but the content did not leak out until the early 1980s, when Canadian ufologist Arthur Bray found a memo by one of the participants, radio engineer Wilbert B. Smith of Canada's Department of Transport. The memo described a conversation with physicist Robert I. Sarbacher, a consultant with the U.S. Department of Defense Research and Development Board (RDB), at one of the regular meetings Sarbacher and other government scientists conducted with their Canadian counterparts. |
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| The U.S. Navy has filed several patents that have captured the imagination of both the scientific community and the general public. These patents, which have been described as resembling technology often associated with UFOs, propose new methods of propulsion that could revolutionize how we think about flight. |
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| Buried beneath layers of dense frost in the Ellsworth Mountains, this pyramid-like structure has fueled a storm of speculation. Some claim it holds the key to an ancient civilization, while others see evidence of extraterrestrial design. Yet, as history shows, appearances can be deceiving. |
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| A discovery made more than two decades ago by Canadian marine engineers Paulina Zelitsky and Paul Weinzweig has resurfaced in recent discussions, sparking renewed interest and controversy. In 2001, while conducting an expedition to map the ocean floor near Cuba, the pair uncovered what they believed to be the remains of a long-lost city submerged over 2,000 feet underwater. |
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| On November 6, 2018 the pilots of a U.S. Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter were on a training flight in Arizona when they spotted three unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAP, making wild maneuvers in the sky not too far away and not particularly high in the sky. |
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| Area 6, which does not have an official name, is fenced off and can be seen from the road by those touring the pockmarked Nevada National Security Site of Yucca Flat, where the military conducted hundreds of nuclear tests over several decades. |
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| It’s time for us to push back—exposing counterfeit science and manufactured uncertainty, defending targeted scientists, and spotlighting undue corporate influence on government policy, processes, and officials, as well as conflicts of interest in industry-university relationships. |
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| The results of independent science doesn’t always shine a favorable light on corporate products and practices. In response, some corporations manipulate science and scientists to distort the truth about the dangers of their products, using a set of tactics made famous decades ago by the tobacco industry. We call these tactics the Disinformation Playbook. |
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| PAPER REPORTS ALLEGED EVIDENCE ON MISHAP INVOLVING UFO. U.S. INTELLIGENCE OBTAINED A 250-PAGE FILE ON THE ATTACK BY A UFO ON A MILITARY UNIT IN SIBERIA. THE FILE CONTAINS NOT ONLY- MANY DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHS AND DRAWINGS, BUT ALSO TESTIMONIES BY ACTUAL PARTICIPANTS IN THE EVENTS. |
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| The CIA conducted experiments as part of the secret Project Sun Streak with individuals known as “remote viewers,” a type of clairvoyant, who claimed they could project their consciousness to receive information about far-away objects. |
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| The following account culled from a variety of sources and “self-proclaimed witnesses,” describes an event that may or may not have actually taken place. It is the story – or legend – of what has become popularly known as the "Philadelphia Experiment,” also referred to as Project Rainbow. |
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| Camp Century, the result of Project Iceworm, was a small, full-fledged city less than 800 miles from the North Pole. Even more impressive, it was powered by a mobile nuclear reactor. |
