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Jay Stratton says a gray humanoid with a large head stared at his son through a window nearly nine feet up. The former UAP Task Force director described the 2014 encounter on NewsNation. No second witness saw it. His testimony deserves a hearing, and evidence is the standard.

David Grusch has described several non human species. Grays, Reptilians, Tall Whites, Mantis beings. Nearly all are humanoid: two legs, two arms, a head on shoulders. If they are real, that shape is no accident. It points to shared DNA. What are your theories on this?

The Department of War has waived NDA limits for personnel with access to UAP information, clearing them to speak directly to the PURSUE team. The department announced the waiver on September 14, covering service members, civilians, and contractors.

HHS Secretary Kennedy says veterans on recovery teams told him they could call in craft and were ordered to destroy and recover them. He named no one and showed no evidence. Luna asked the right question. Can you prove it?

Asked directly on Newsmax whether aliens are real and whether the US is reverse engineering their technology, Trump answered none of it and said he is looking. He cited pilots describing a round object four times faster than an F22. No timetable. No verdict.

House Oversight Chair James Comer says a UAP hearing aimed for September was canceled and organizers will try again in November. No topic, date or witness list exists yet. The chair wanting it is real. Everything else is still a plan.

NASA chief Jared Isaacman says NASA should have a seat at the table if UAP turn out to be aliens. He still leans toward natural phenomena or adversary tech. The point is custody. Science in the room changes who gets to call the answer.

The UAP Disclosure Act passed the House with subpoena power and a legal claim on recovered material in private hands. Now it enters the closed conference that gutted the 2023 version. No recorded vote. No public debate. Just a room.

Scientists say birds may explain over 8 percent of declassified PURSUE sensor videos. In one case six objects reported near 480 mph pulsed at steady wingbeat rates. If true, the cases that survive this test just got stronger.

Jay Stratton, first director of the Pentagon UAP Task Force, says he saw nonhuman craft and beings with his own eyes. His memoir claims contractors hold at least a dozen crashed craft. No public physical evidence accompanies it. That resume is why this one lands differently.

Astronomers found the first star that would actually look green. A white dwarf 280 light years away is loaded with sodium from its own dead planets, and that sodium eats the orange light and leaves chartreuse. Star color was supposed to be a thermometer.

Japan is days from launching MMX toward the moons of Mars. It will survey Phobos and Deimos, land on Phobos, and bring a sample home in 2031. That sample may include grains blasted off Mars itself, the first physical pieces of Mars ever studied on Earth.

The IDF says the object that crossed from Lebanon and triggered alerts in Western Galilee was most likely a balloon. It was never found. Its origin and purpose remain undetermined. Likely is not the same as located.

The Army scrapped a Pacific test of more than a hundred high altitude balloons and sent smaller swarms to support real CENTCOM operations instead. Lt. Gen. Rafferty called them game changing. Persistent sensing at 60,000 feet for a fraction of satellite cost will do that.

Most nearby alien worlds may still be stuck at microbes. A new study modeled 29 rocky planets and found TRAPPIST 1e has fixed only about 21 percent of Earth total carbon. Older does not mean more evolved if the light is too weak to feed it.

Lockheed Martin just tapped Italy's Avio to build solid rocket motors in Virginia for GMLRS and Precision Strike missiles. Only two US firms make them today. A bottleneck that decides how fast the Army can actually reload.

Teams in Vienna and Beijing just built the first working nuclear clocks, ticking from inside the nucleus of thorium 229. Physicists chased this for almost 50 years. A shielded nucleus could one day beat atomic clocks at navigation and dark matter searches.

Raytheon just ditched the jet engine on its Coyote drone killer and swapped in a solid rocket motor. Three flight tests already done. Attack drones are getting faster, so the interceptor built to stop them had to get faster too.

Rep. Burlison says intelligence witnesses to a 2025 orange orb encounter could testify before Congress. The FBI report describes orbs flying alongside a helicopter and one splitting in two. The witnesses have met lawmakers behind closed doors. The footage has not.

A gold nanowire gap built in Osaka reads the handedness of single amino acid molecules, tested on Murchison meteorite fragments and Mars analog soil. Life picks one mirror image. Nonliving chemistry makes both. A life detector that needs no reagents and fits on a rocket.