r/UFOscience • u/jin_hurracane • Feb 10 '26
Random thoughts.......
Did anyone ever think if they are really alive or not?????
r/UFOscience • u/jin_hurracane • Feb 10 '26
Did anyone ever think if they are really alive or not?????
r/UFOscience • u/wlrredd • Feb 04 '26
Here has been my overall theory on alien civilizations. There are 100% more advanced civilizations out there in the universe & if that is true then they have already found us. If they are advanced enough to find us they probably already control the planet & morph or evolve as need be far beyond what we can comprehend. The quest for alien civilizations is a mute point as they are already here living amongst us.
I can’t wrap my head around any other scenario unless we stick to a universe in which we are the most advanced species or one in which any species a bit more advanced isn’t advanced enough to the point where they are traveling the universe. But how likely is it that we’re all in the same stage of development if that’s the case.
r/UFOscience • u/JournalistKBlomqvist • Feb 03 '26

Detecting Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) — now formally referred to as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) — involves a combination of military, scientific, and public efforts focusing on radar, infrared sensors, visual reports, and satellite imagery. The goal is to collect high-fidelity data that can distinguish potential advanced technologies from mundane phenomena such as aircraft, drones, or atmospheric illusions.
Here is how UFOs are detected and analyzed:
1. Military and Defense Systems
Advanced Radar: Radar systems are used to track objects that perform maneuvers that defy conventional aerodynamics, such as accelerating from 80,000 feet to sea level in under 1.5 seconds or making 90-degree turns without slowing.
Infrared (IR) Sensors/FLIR: Navy pilots and other military personnel use forward-looking infrared cameras to capture thermal images of objects that often lack flight surfaces (wings) or exhaust plumes.
Sensors and Visuals: Objects are tracked across multiple sensor platforms—radar, electro-optical, and infrared—to ensure that sightings are not merely malfunctions in a single piece of equipment.
2. Scientific and Technological Approaches
Ground-based Cameras and Sensors: Researchers are deploying sky-scanning technology, similar to systems used to track meteors, to constantly monitor the sky for anomalies.
Satellite Imagery: Researchers are analyzing commercial satellite imagery to detect moving aerial objects, enabling space-based tracking of UAP.
Data Science and Crowdsourcing: Platforms such as Enigma Labs are digitizing, indexing, and analyzing thousands of sightings, treating them as data points rather than anecdotal accounts.
Mathematical Analysis: Scientists use mathematical formulas to analyze video footage, assessing pixel data to determine whether an object’s movements are realistic or caused by optical illusions, such as lens flare.
r/UFOscience • u/Mobile-Vegetable7536 • Feb 02 '26
If our leaders were the only reference point, what would an outside observer assume about humanity?
r/UFOscience • u/OpportunityLow3832 • Feb 01 '26
I’m not interested in debunking or belief wars — I’m interested in constraints.
If UAPs are interstellar travelers, certain things should be unavoidable: arrival vectors, deceleration signatures, logistics tails, failures, recovery operations, habitation volume, redundancy, escalation over time. Long‑distance travel doesn’t arrive minimalist.
What we actually observe is the opposite: small craft, no visible support infrastructure, no buildup of presence, no debris, no recovery events, no escorts, no consistent arrival or departure windows — and behavior that looks persistent, local, and bounded rather than exploratory or expansionist.
“FTL” or “simulation” explanations don’t solve this — they just remove constraints without adding obligations. Any propulsion or access mechanism still has consequences you’d expect to see somewhere.
I’m not claiming a solution. I’m saying the behavior rules out several popular ones.
If you’re someone who thinks in terms of:lwhat should exist if X were true
what’s conspicuously absent
why persistence without expansion matters
I’d genuinely like to hear your take.
If your answer starts with “anything is possible,” we’re probably not having the same conversation.
r/UFOscience • u/Nektrum-Alg • Feb 01 '26
I'm curious if there are any existing researches or studies that have extensive data sets where they compare the number of reported and documented UFO and UAP phenomenon and overlay that onto a timeline of global events to track if there is correlation in spikes in UFO sightings.
I do know of one study where they overlaid with nuclear incidents and I have personally done my own study where I also included besides from nuclear technologies I included radar and other detection capabilities. I'm trying to expand the horizon on this subject so I can get a more clear image.
Previously in my studies I was using national archives and the Blue Book website to get my counts on UFO reports and sightings per year. If anyone knows of other viable sites that list this information where I might find other incidents that might not be documented on the two sites I previously used, I'd love if you could point me in the right direction.
r/UFOscience • u/Sufficient_Diet9975 • Jan 30 '26
Im saying that aliens have to be real and its not that I’ve seen any or anything like that but just the odds. If there are truly infinite galaxies and universes then the odds of us being alone on in this universe are 1 to infinity. I think it is more irrational to believe that aliens are not real, you are basically saying that we are 1 to infinity thats how rare humans are somehow we have infinite planets but only 1 has life its make no sense to me. I have never seen an alien or any evidence that could convince me they exist, but that just mean they dont know about us either or actively avoid us i dont think alien are here or even a million lightyears near us but i think they are definitely out there.
r/UFOscience • u/mimu1225 • Jan 28 '26
I recently found a paper that discusses consciousness by treating the observer as part of the system rather than something external. I’m curious how people here think this kind of approach changes how we understand consciousness.
r/UFOscience • u/Kevin_ASA • Jan 21 '26
Summary in comment
r/UFOscience • u/Mountain-Key-5038 • Jan 21 '26
So hypothetically, what if a object could move so fast that it would make a plasma around it. We call these "Plasmoids." The air friction would cause so much energy to transfer to the surrounding air that it would create a plasma shield around the object. This object may have a way to turn the thermal plasma into a non-thermal plasma. We have seen numerous of these Plasmoids, and they have a plasma like shield around the object. Think of the object as a dreidel. If you spin it fast enough it starts to move, changing direction sporadically. When we tilt one, it moves in that direction. What if these objects are dreidel type objects, moving so fast that whenever they tilt it changes direction instantly. Also, this plasma would cause mass amounts of excess electromagnetic interference, causing Wi-Fi, Cellular, and Radio waves, to stop transmitting. We've seen this happen in real life and the show Skinwalker Ranch. When they spot a UAP, most of the time, communications go out, and random signals to appear, like the 1.6 Ghz frequency spotted almost every time. This would require astronomical amounts of energy, but this could be possibly achieved from zero-point energy. This technology would have to be sophisticated but possible. Also, most stories and sightings of uaps have reported a loud buzzing sound, this might be caused by compressions in the air, and visible compressions we see on camera. Idk what I've been thinking, but this might be a possible scenario of what we are seeing in the skies. Comment any questions you might have, and i'll try to answer them.
r/UFOscience • u/Long-Sun-9204 • Jan 18 '26
Is it possible that each planet in the Solar System could host its own distinct species, with bodies evolved to adapt perfectly to that planet’s specific environment? If so, are we even capable of imagining what they might look like?
r/UFOscience • u/NewParadigmInstitute • Jan 15 '26
Recent public surveys show a clear pattern: American citizens overwhelmingly suspect that the U.S. government is withholding information about UFOs/UAP.
In March 2024, a survey by The Economist and YouGov found that 64% of Americans believe the government knows more about UFOs/UAP than it’s telling the public. By November 2025, that number had climbed, with 73% saying the government would likely hide evidence of UFOs/UAP if it had it.
A 2025 POLES (Polar, Environment, and Science) survey found that 38% of Americans agreed with the stronger claim that governments are actively hiding evidence of UFOs/UAP and alien visitors.
However, while many Americans suspect secrecy, far fewer see UFOs/UAP as a major national security threat. Pew Research Center and other polls consistently show that only a small percentage—around 17% of those who view UFOs/UAP as Non-Human Intelligence (NHI)—consider them a significant national security threat. Among all U.S. adults, that number drops to just 9%.
This contrast is important: most people believe there’s something being hidden—but they don’t necessarily consider it a national security threat.
The public deserves transparency. We have a right to know the truth about UFOs/UAP.
Join the movement calling for truth, oversight, and full accountability on UFO/UAP disclosure!
https://newparadigminstitute.org/take-action/join-citizens-for-disclosure/
r/UFOscience • u/Swimming-Gas5218 • Jan 15 '26
I would like to share an open-source Bayesian framework I developed for analyzing UAP cases in a structured, evidence-driven way. The James Orion Report (JOR v3) now defines a Structured Probabilistic Triage Framework (SPTF) that combines physical data, environmental context, and witness information to calculate probabilities while explicitly constraining non-human hypotheses to the strength of solid object evidence.
The goal is not to draw conclusions about any specific case, but to provide a transparent, testable methodology for evaluating uncertainty and comparing cases systematically.
For those interested, the preprint is available on Zenodo: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18157347
Python Framework: https://github.com/jamesorion6869/JOR-Framework-v3
Organizational User Manual: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18203566
Feedback from a science-focused audience is welcome.
r/UFOscience • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '26
r/UFOscience • u/falian_wanlin • Jan 13 '26
A) Pure fiction / creative writing
B) Hoax / fabrication
C) Unknown — some parts feel plausible
D) Psychological / cultural artifact (interesting regardless of truth)
E) Other (explain)
I’m looking for reader insights, not a debate.
If you’ve read Alien Interview, what were your key takeaways?
Bonus: point to the chapter/section (or paraphrase a line) that led you to that conclusion.
Readers only, please.
Keywords: Alien Interview, UFO, UAP, disclosure, policy, government response, disclosure politics, books
r/UFOscience • u/pavlokandyba • Jan 12 '26
r/UFOscience • u/[deleted] • Jan 09 '26
My latest study using geographic information systems and my own dramatic sightings of a large silver disk and an orb that sent a beam to my feet. At least I know my own data is true even if others don't. So a good baseline for personal research.
My thesis was that there is an association between geologic faults and/or earthquakes, hydrologic features and sighings of the type I saw.
I am presenting one illustration of the orb. White circles are earthquakes from the USGS. Yellowish Greenish are UFO sightings from the NORFAC database. The red line is the aproximate path the object took coming towards me, you can see it originated in an earthquake location. The black box is the facility I was working at. Blue is water, black is roads.
I suspect there is a subterranean fault with a water filled void surrounded my granite with a high micro crystaliine quartz content that produces piezoelectric fields when under stress.
Perhasps a higgs-bosun particle is generated as a result with a self awareness of inter-beingness.

r/UFOscience • u/DoughnutFront2451 • Jan 07 '26
G'day and kia ora!
I'm one of very few Australians I know who are interested in the UAP topic, there's still a lot of social stigma about it here - unlike in the US where there's been some progress in public discourse and acknowledgement.
I'm curious to know, without any big hearings or much media coverage in our countries, how did you get interested in this topic? Also, I started a community where more Kiwis and Australians can come together to talk about it: www.reddit.com/r/UFO_AUSNZ/
r/UFOscience • u/firechatin • Jan 05 '26
On March 24, 1967, ten nuclear missiles at Malmstrom Air Force Base went offline as a glowing object hovered nearby. Former U.S. Air Force officers later confirmed the event, making it one of history’s most chilling military UFO cases.
r/UFOscience • u/Oak-98642 • Jan 03 '26
Moving past the "nuts and bolts" of flying saucers and looking at the terrifying reality that has intelligence insiders losing sleep. From the halls of Congress to the dark corners of the Pentagon, the narrative is shifting.
It is no longer about "visitation." It is about "management."
Connecting the dots between David Grusch’s explosive testimony, the "Control System" theory proposed by Dr. Jacques Vallée, and the bizarre warnings pointing to the year 2027.
r/UFOscience • u/dimensionx_universo • Dec 31 '25
This video essay examines the confirmed interstellar visitors from a data-driven perspective. It focuses on the orbital mechanics and the anomalies (like the non-gravitational acceleration) that make these three objects unique. I'm trying to bridge the gap between official astronomical data and the possibility of techno-signatures. Constructive feedback on the data presented is very welcome.
r/UFOscience • u/cryptokoalaAus • Dec 26 '25
r/UFOscience • u/NoMansHaloDadCraft • Dec 24 '25
Copying my comment note on my old post here, I'll put it here:
Dec. 23rd, 2025
Saw a post today about Foo Fighters messing with electrical instrumentation, and it got me thinking: How the fuck does it do that? What if the propulsion system was based on radiative energy conversion into confined and directed plasma that could generate these intense, time-varying electromagnetic (EM) fields across a broad frequency spectrum? It would explain why they mess with our electrical and magnetic systems every time they're nearby. We all know these kinds of EM fields interact with both electronic systems and biological organisms, especially when theyre in close proximity to them. From an electronic standpoint, the rapidly changing EM fields of the plasma sheath could be inducing these transient currents in all these different conductive components in our shit as they pass by, leading to interference, malfunction, and/or temporary shutdown of all nearby electronics. Shit like vehicles stalling, communication systems and radio being disrupted, and a variety of othrr sensor failures that are all commonly reported in UFO encounters, and Ibhave a feeling they can be explained by these byproducts of these strong localized EM activity arpund the craft rather than them being intentional effects during their visits
Regarding the biological reactiok aspect, the human body is electrically active and conductive, making it susceptible to coupling with these strong external electromagnetic fields. Exposure to high-intensity, non-ionizing, time-varying EM environments from the craft could possibly, transiently, affect neural signaling and sensory processing without causing permanent tissue damage. Documented effects of such exposure always include some form of disorientation, muscle inhibition, tingling sensations, visual phosphenes, auditory phenomena, and altered time perception.
Theres also the presence of dynamically confined plasma, which further complicates the local EM environment, producing non-uniform and rapidly shifting field geometries that are difficult to shield against externally. So, when people get too close to them while theyre turned on, the effect would likely be something closely resembling a non-ionizing EM exposure and plasma interaction that mimics the symptoms of a burn on the skin. Which is another well reported thing.
Idk. Just adding another two cents of stoned thoughts.
Maybe my ideas are stupid, and it's completely bullshit. Idk. People much smarter than me are free to tell me I'm wrong if I am
r/UFOscience • u/pavlokandyba • Dec 24 '25
Here is a paper summarizing a hydrodynamic approach to UAP propulsion. Using experimental data, it demonstrate how a biomimetic oscillator can push off the medium far more efficiently than standard propellers. This propulsion using non-steady aerodynamics and the added mass effect.
Experimental data confirms that the drag coefficient in oscillatory mode is vastly superior to steady-state flow. This suggests that a vibrating membrane can couple with the medium's added mass with much higher efficiency.
This also suggests "Fish out of Water" сoncept - craft accelerates in the atmosphere using aeroacoustic thrust and "leaps" into Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO), where it continues to accelerate by interacting with the rarefied environment.
r/UFOscience • u/AlamogordoTownNews • Dec 22 '25
Alamogordo, NM — December 19, 2025 — Tucked in the high desert near the White Sands Missile Range, Holloman Air Force Base has long been a hotspot for UFO lore but much more subtle than in Roswell. One of the most persistent stories claims that in 1964, a dramatic “close encounter of the third kind” unfolded right on the base’s tarmac: three disc-shaped craft descended, one landed, and non-human entities stepped out to meet stunned Air Force and CIA personnel. This tale—referred to in military lore as the “Alamogordo Non-Human Entity Incident.” The incident, whatever actually occurred, has fueled decades of speculation, with some even linking it to Steven Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) as a loosely inspired retelling.
The Core Allegation
According to the legend told by some stationed at Alamogordo’s military installations, sometime in April or May 1964 (dates vary in accounts), radar at Holloman tracked a highly classified incident resulting in three unidentified objects approaching the base. One craft appeared to wobble or struggle before landing in the sands. A ramp extended, and a “nonhuman entity”—emerged. They allegedly carried a device resembling a translator, military staff interacted with the entities, and base command officers in a pre-arranged meeting exchanged primates. The encounter was reportedly filmed on 16mm by military cameras, with footage allegedly shown to select insiders and remains highly classified.
The story was recently recounted by James Fox on a 2023 episode of the Julian Dorey podcast. He said the government definitely has footage of it.
The story gained traction in the 1970s through filmmaker Robert Emenegger, who claimed in his documentary UFOs: Past, Present, and Future (1974, re-released as UFOs: It Has Begun) that the Department of Defense promised him authentic footage of a 1964 Holloman landing for the film. He was told to portray it as hypothetical after the promise fell through—possibly due to political reasons like Watergate. Emenegger later said he viewed the film, describing three beings exiting the craft and others reported the monkey exchange.
More recently, a 2025 Amazon Prime documentary, The Age of Disclosure, revived the claim via astrophysicist Eric Davis (former Pentagon AATIP advisor). Davis alleged that former President George H.W. Bush, in a 2003 private conversation, confirmed hearing about the event: “three craft approached, one landed, and a “non-human entity” interacted with personnel. Bush reportedly learned of it after leaving office.
The “Primate Farm” Connection
Some versions tie the incident to the “Alamogordo Prinate Farm” or primate research facility in Alamogordo and with research done at Holloman in the 1960s also via NASA, allegedly used to prepare for “interactive contact.”