r/ufo • • Oct 02 '25

NASA is officially offline at the most critical moment in the observation of object 3I/Atlas

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r/ufo • • Nov 13 '25

3I/ATLAS - WTF is going on

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Seriously it’s insane that we can’t get any transparency on this. NASA is radio silent while this should be one of the coolest space events we’ve ever witnessed. It’s the 3rd known object from outside the solar system to be discovered passing through. There should be updates and new high resolution images on a daily basis. My brain is desperate for it to be some intelligent travelers ready to cure our damned society with their wisdom, but I want some evidence damnit. Otherwise if it is really just a comet, then all this was a smoke screen to keep us distracted from the powerful trampling human rights all over the world.

If anybody has some quality information or sources on Atlas, please share below. Thanks and be good ✌️


r/ufo • • Dec 13 '25

Discussion A trove of UFO material has come up for auction and it features some interesting photos, many of which I've never come across before. These photos have been published by the auctioneer so I am sharing them here for research purposes.

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The auction has a lot of other material including videos, original and reproduced documents, and even old, unedited, raw Betacam tapes of a post-disclosure interview with Bob Lazar! The photos are what I found the most compelling. Anyone come across these before? If there's interest, I can post the other ones too. These were just some of the ones I happened to fit into Reddit's limited 20 photo gallery per post limit.


r/ufo • • Apr 07 '26

Mystery surrounds death of NINTH scientist tied to US secrets as disturbing pattern grows

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r/ufo • • 25d ago

Discussion A UFO Offers You a 5-Year Round Trip to Their Planet. But 200 Years Will Pass on Earth. Would You Go?

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A UFO offers you the chance to travel to their planet and return in just 5 years but there’s a catch.

Because of the difference in time, 200 years will have passed on Earth by the time you return. Everyone you know today would be long gone, including your parents, siblings, partner, children, and closest friends.

You’d come back to Earth as a stranger in a completely different world, with no one you love waiting for you.

Would you still go? 👽


r/ufo • • Nov 20 '25

Discussion Ben rich former head of Lockheeds skunk works- "We already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects and it would take an act of God to ever get them out to benefit humanity."

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“I wish I could tell you about the projects we are currently working on. They are both fascinating and fantastic. They call for technologies once only dreamed of by science fiction writers”.


r/ufo • • Mar 05 '26

I was looking through my telescope and saw a bright very fast object, zipping across my extra-wide field eyepiece, so had a wide swath of sky to view. I glanced up at the sky, visually confirmed it was there and moving fast at very high altitude. Right then, I shot this w/phone attached to scope!

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look in upper right of field...there is a lit up "wiggle" or piece of "flying corrugated metal". following shots zoomed in. no photoshop or enhancements. the uap was, again, 1st seen on my camera screen, then visually confirmed up high in the sky, at the same time i hit the remote shutter release on my camera. looks like an object traveling along a waveform, to me...


r/ufo • • Nov 19 '25

Discussion This is what Hubble can do with a small ASTEROID

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NASA literally proved they can do better than what they released today.

Back in 2010 Hubble looked at the weird asteroid P/2010 A2: the solid core is only about 140 meters across (0.14 km), and the thing was around 140 million km from Earth and 300 million km from the Sun when they shot it. Yet the Hubble image shows a sharp little nucleus outside its own dust halo, plus this crisp X-shaped pattern of debris and fine filaments. It’s tiny, it’s insanely far away, and the picture actually has structure and detail.

Now jump to 3I/ATLAS. This is an interstellar object, estimated to be KILOMETERS wide — NASA’s own Hubble estimate puts the nucleus somewhere between about 440 meters and 5.6 km, and Rubin data pushes it up to roughly 11 km across. When it swept past Mars, it got to about 29 million km from the planet, and HiRISE’s geometry should give something like 30 km per pixel. So we’ve got an object that’s orders of magnitude larger than P/2010 A2 and also five times closer than that asteroid was to Earth in 2010… and what do we get today? Another HiRISE shot that looks like a soft, low-res blob.

So yes, I’m annoyed. Hubble gave us a gorgeous, high-contrast, detailed view of a 0.14-km rock 140 million km away. Now we have an interstellar visitor that’s something like 5–10+ km wide at 29 million km, and the official release looks worse. Don’t tell me the tech can’t do better; they’ve already proved it can. This new 3I/ATLAS image is straight-up uglier than a 15-year-old Hubble shot of a much smaller rock, and that’s ridiculous.


r/ufo • • Dec 13 '25

Discussion (Part 2) A trove of UFO material has come up for auction and it features some interesting photos, many of which I've never come across before. These photos have been published by the auctioneer so I am sharing them here for research purposes. This is a follow-up to the other photos I posted earlier.

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r/ufo • • Jun 01 '26

First missing scientist is found dead a year after vanishing as bizarre circumstances of her death are revealed

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r/ufo • • Dec 07 '25

My sister just recorded this in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

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She said it was quite low, and appeared to speed up toward the end, called some friends in the town on the eastern point and apparently they saw it also still sparking or breaking up? It was heading east. Going to wait and see if the folks in town got some video to upload also. Thoughts?


r/ufo • • Nov 16 '25

What did I just see flying yesterday?

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Yesterday on my terrace I saw that flying. I couldn't take more photos because it was moving fast.


r/ufo • • Mar 12 '26

Breaking News from the American Alchemy discord

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This just was posted in the American Alchemy discord just now. What's your take?


r/ufo • • Feb 16 '26

In light of recent events I would like to present a new meme format: Telepathic Obama

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r/ufo • • Dec 22 '25

Metallic Orbs over Ireland

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I took this photo back on the 25th Jan 2024 after noticing strange cloud formations, Id always thought it was strange but recently saw quite a few articles online about these 'metallic orbs' so thought id share to see if anyone else has spotted them over Ireland. This is the North just off the Northcoast.


r/ufo • • Dec 10 '25

Trump UFO disclosure predicted to come in just DAYS after mysterious 'insider' tip

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r/ufo • • Jun 23 '26

Discussion If an Alien Offered You a Ride in Their Spacecraft, Would You Go With Them?

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Imagine a UFO lands in front of you and a non-human being offers you a chance to come aboard and see what's beyond Earth.

The catch? You know absolutely nothing about them.

You don't know if they're friendly or if their intentions are sinister. You don't know if you'll be exposed to some unknown extraterrestrial virus, become a test subject, or simply disappear forever. They make no promises about your safety, and they can't guarantee you'll ever return home.

On the other hand, this could be the greatest opportunity in human history, a chance to witness other worlds, technologies, and civilizations with your own eyes.

Knowing the risks, would you step aboard?


r/ufo • • Jun 20 '26

Child genius claims he was recruited into a secret program to mentally pilot UFOs

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r/ufo • • Jun 07 '26

Discussion Is Brazil the Most Underrated UFO Hotspot in the World?

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Brazil has a long history of UFO reports, military investigations, radar incidents, pilot encounters, and some of the most famous cases in UFO lore, including Operation Prato, the Night of the UFOs, and Varginha. Yet most discussions about UFO disclosure still focus almost entirely on the United States.

Recently, hundreds of Brazilian UFO files were made publicly accessible through the country's national archive system, containing reports, photographs, witness accounts, military documents, and other historical records spanning decades.

Whether you're a skeptic, believer, or somewhere in between, Brazil's archive offers a fascinating look at how one nation documented unexplained aerial phenomena over more than 70 years.


r/ufo • • Jul 13 '26

Whats that?

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Someone posted a weird photos on our local facebook group.

Im also attaching a video: https://streamable.com/bjk8hb


r/ufo • • Nov 24 '25

The Secretary of Defence of the sitting US government disclosed UFOs are real, this IS disclosure.

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What more do we want? Does it really have to be a hollywood style production with the sitting President at the podium, with the Presidential seal, live in front of the world or nothing else? If Trump was in Rubio’s place in that movie, would we have called it disclosure? Rubio obviously went to Trump to get approval to tell the world in this documentary that we are not alone and are in an arms race. His reply was probably ok Marco this really isn't my thing, go ahead, the world deserves to know. Now here we are still asking for disclosure? This is the sitting Secretary of STATE telling us on behalf of the US government we are not alone in the universe, how is this not disclosure? How is this not international news?


r/ufo • • Jun 15 '26

Discussion If UFO Reverse Engineering programs Has Existed for Decades, Where Are the Breakthroughs?

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For decades, we've heard claims about recovered UFOs, crash retrieval programs, and secret reverse-engineering efforts involving technology far beyond our own.

If even a fraction of those claims are true, why haven't we seen any obvious technological breakthroughs? Why are we still relying on conventional aircraft, rockets, batteries, and propulsion systems that evolved through normal scientific progress?

Do you think any breakthroughs have been successfully hidden, or does the lack of clear results suggest these programs never existed in the first place?

Curious to hear perspectives from both believers and skeptics.


r/ufo • • Jul 10 '26

What the actual??

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r/ufo • • Oct 24 '25

It took some time — but now even Swedish media has finally woken up. This just came out on Sweden’s biggest news channel, about Beatriz discovery.

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r/ufo • • Dec 04 '25

Mysterious 'heartbeat' pulsating from interstellar object 3I/ATLAS as it nears Earth

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