Every indexed UAP case documented in 2024, drawn from publicly available official government records — NARA RG 615, AARO, NASA, FBI, and DoD PURSUE program releases.
F-18 pilots observed two semi-transparent orange areas, each visible for 2 seconds, described as 'multiple glares or light from an unknown origin.' Objects maintained a precise formation before disappearing simultaneously.
Football-shaped UAP captured by advanced US military sensor platform in the Indo-Pacific. Object caused temporary sensor interference upon approach and displayed acceleration beyond Mach 5.
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) delivered Volume I of its Historical Record Report to Congress on March 8, 2024. The report reviewed US government UAP investigations from 1945 to 2023, interviewed 30 witnesses, reviewed hundreds of classified programs, and found no evidence of non-human intelligence or hidden US reverse-engineering programs. It confirmed a documented pattern of UAP reports near nuclear and advanced weapons facilities dating to 1945.
The Fiscal Year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act included provisions establishing a UAP Records Review Board modeled on the JFK Assassination Records Act, requiring government contractors to report UAP-related materials, and expanding AARO's investigative authority. The legislation was the most significant Congressional UAP action since 1969 and mandated unprecedented access to classified UAP program records.
Beginning in November 2024, a sustained wave of unidentified aerial objects over New Jersey prompted responses from the FAA, DHS, FBI, and US military. President Biden was briefed. Senator Chuck Schumer publicly demanded answers. Some objects were tracked by FAA radar without corresponding flight plans. The FBI opened an investigation. AARO received hundreds of reports. The DoD ultimately stated most objects were likely drones but acknowledged some could not be identified.
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