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A December 2017 New York Times investigation revealed the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program and published the leaked FLIR1 and Gimbal videos, reigniting mainstream interest in UAP.
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A series of videos filmed from a Istanbul-area coastline allegedly show a formation of small metallic craft; widely regarded by video analysts as a probable hoax.
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Recurring, scientifically monitored luminous phenomena observed for decades in Norway's Hessdalen valley, studied by an ongoing automated observation project.
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A Japan Airlines cargo flight crew reported a large unidentified object pacing their aircraft over Alaska for nearly 50 minutes, corroborated in part by FAA radar.
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An Army Reserve helicopter crew reported a near-collision with a cigar-shaped object that allegedly caused an unexplained altitude change over Mansfield, Ohio.
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Numerous Air Force personnel at Minot AFB, North Dakota, reported a UFO seen visually and tracked on radar near nuclear missile silos in October 1968.
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A wave of aerial sightings and unexplained sounds around Warminster, England, that drew national press attention and "UFO tourism" in the mid-1960s.
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French farmer Maurice Masse described a landed egg-shaped craft and two small humanoid occupants in a lavender field; case remains one of GEPAN/GEIPAN's oldest unresolved files.
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A widely circulated 2015 Navy infrared video appears to show a UAP rotating in place as it travels, a motion pilots involved described as inconsistent with a known aircraft.
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The U.S. Department of Defense formally released and confirmed the authenticity of three previously leaked Navy UAP videos, a watershed moment in official government acknowledgment.