UFOs

     Between 1973 and 2010, I interviewed 167 former/retired US military personnel regarding their nuclear weapons-related UFO encounters. More than a hundred of those accounts were presented in the second edition of my book, UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites. [ad] Since 2010, I’ve more or less ceased investigating the topic, primarily due to advancing age. Recently, however, another military veteran contacted me after reading a post by Joe Murgia on X (@TheUfoJoe) regarding my work. I was of course interested in what he had to say. By Robert HastingsThe UFO Chronicles7-8-2025 ...

Are We Alone? Hardly. Over 400,000 Humanoid Civilizations May Be Watching UsWhen you look up at the stars, do you ever wonder who’s watching back?According to a growing body of speculative research and testimonies from contactees, our galaxy alone may be home to over 400,000 humanoid civilizations. Many of these beings appear strikingly human, though each race carries unique traits—some spiritual, others biological, and some so advanced they defy our understanding of reality.But here’s the twist: most of these civilizations remain hidden, and only a rare few reach interstellar capabilities. The reasons range from spiritual choices to safety concerns, but one thing is certain—they’re observing us, and UFO sightings might be their quiet way of saying, “We’re here.”Who Are These Beings? From ...

A DETAILED TRUTH      The venerable Wall Street Journal recently published an article telling readers that the entirety of the UFO/UAP issue in America from 1945 through today is nothing more than an official DoD program of utter disinformation perpetrated to deflect the public from what is really going on behind closed doors, SCIF sessions, trillions of dollars being spent on God knows what and the ruse has been perpetrated by a mysterious Air Force colonel passing out photos and films of non-existent unknown flying objects. Supposedly initiated to dispel the mystique of Area 51 and Groom By Bob JacobsThe UFO...

classified aircraft and weapons programs, notably by spreading fake flying-saucer photos near Area 51. In short, instead of aliens being real, the government made up the alien stuff to hide real, terrestrial black projects. Ironically, with part of the title in mind, i.e., “…America’s UFO Mythology,” the author for his argument provides no verifiable, empirical evidence (e.g., names, documents, policies, orders, save Kirkpatrick), he cites anonymous sources, unverifiable claims, and unseen seen documents, emails and texts (although he promises a part II is coming). Long time critics and or self-proclaimed skeptics in their criques of UFO/UAP phenomenon in regards to the government or military often cite: • Secretive insiders• Suppressed evidence• Institutio...

In recent years, interest in unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) has surged, largely driven by disclosures from military officials and whistleblowers. Yet one of the most chilling and compelling testimonies didn’t emerge from a Senate hearing or a mainstream interview—it came anonymously through an online post on 4chan. This so-called “4chan whistleblower” presented a disturbingly detailed picture of U.S. crash retrieval operations, secret technologies, and the internal culture of silence surrounding UFO programs. And central to this narrative is a name many in military circles allegedly fear to mention: Bob Lazar.The Forbidden Name: Bob Lazar and the NavyAccording to journalist Jesse Michels in his DEBRIEFED interview, Bob Lazar’s name carries dangerous weight within the U.S. Navy. Citin...