UAP Topics
The topics the site grew up around: the craft itself, the technology, the bismuth thread that runs through decades of UAP material research, the question of who or what is behind it, the physics of how the craft might move at all, one private team's taxonomy of what is being seen, and the claim that all of it was suppressed. These pages stay live as a way in.
T-10 The claim that it was suppressed, and the paper that would show it. Elizondo, Puthoff, Lazar and Grusch describe a stigma campaign, threats and compartmentalisation so tight that nothing can be checked. The claim explains why the rest of the record is missing, and that makes it the one claim that carries its own test. This page keeps the paper trail, and updates when a release adds to it. → T-09 Even the astronauts saw them. Then they said what it was. Nine files on this site hold the primary paperwork behind the most repeated sentence in the subject: Mercury and Gemini transcripts, Apollo debriefs, Skylab crew sessions, lunar frames and three shuttle photographs. In most of them the crew identifies the object within a few lines. This page is about the ones that are left. → T-08 The instrument between you and the sky. Across seven files on this site, the same thing keeps happening: a display mode, a lens, a gimbal or a refresh rate produces an effect that then gets read as the object's behaviour. This is the catalogue, and the limits of what it licenses. → T-07 Three Navy tapes. The same method gives three different answers. FLIR1, GO FAST and GIMBAL were confirmed real on the same day in 2020. What each one shows was settled separately, by whether the ordinary explanation could be computed and what it cost. → T-06 Nine shapes in the sky, one private team's classification. A working taxonomy of unidentified craft published by the Skywatcher group: what each class is reported to look like, and what the sensor stack picked up. → T-05 The craft doesn't move. The space around it does. Why a heavy craft pulling thousands of g should not survive the manoeuvre, and the warp-bubble model Hal Puthoff has proposed in response. → T-04 The "biological entities" in the briefing documents. The only direct evidence Bob Lazar describes seeing was on paper, and none of the three speakers will call what is described "aliens." → T-03 The bismuth coincidence. Element 115 sits in the same column of the periodic table as bismuth, and bismuth keeps turning up across fifty years of independent UAP research. The question is whether that is chemistry or a clue. → T-02 A power source that isn't gravity, exactly. How Bob Lazar says his reactor worked, what it did to time and light in front of him, and why he no longer thinks the effect is gravity at all. → T-01 Nine craft. One of them was named. What Bob Lazar says he saw at S4, what Navy pilots tracked over the Pacific, and why the same five fingerprints keep turning up on both. →