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Long-running Air Force UFO investigation that closed after the Condon Report; concluded the large majority of sightings had conventional explanations.
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The Pentagon's current official office consolidating UAP investigation, analysis, and reporting across the US government.
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Mexican journalist and ufologist known for presenting purported alien evidence, including the 2023 Mexican Congress 'mummies'; most of his headline claims have been debunked.
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Former UK Ministry of Defence official who ran the government's UFO investigation desk in the 1990s and is now a prominent author and commentator.
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Self-described 'contactee' who claimed meetings with Venusian visitors in the 1950s; his claims and photos are widely regarded as fabricated.
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Claims to have reverse-engineered alien propulsion technology at 'S-4' near Area 51 in 1989; his account and credentials remain disputed and unverified.
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Former intelligence officer who testified to Congress in 2023 that the US runs a secret UAP crash-retrieval program; claims remain unverified by the Pentagon.
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Astronomer and former USAF scientific consultant who devised the 'close encounter' classification system and founded CUFOS.
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Residents reported a fireball and acorn-shaped object crashing in Pennsylvania woods, with an alleged but never officially confirmed military recovery.
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Ufologist Jaime Maussan presented two small, three-fingered mummified specimens to the Mexican Congress; Peruvian authorities determined they were fabricated from human and animal bone.