UFOs

For decades, the story of Roswell has stood as the world’s most famous UFO incident. But what if it’s just one of more than a hundred similar events scattered across history—each pointing to a deeper, long-running program of retrieval and secrecy? That is the central premise explored in Magic Eyes Only, a landmark book by veteran UFO researcher Ryan S. Wood. In a recent interview with historian Richard Dolan, Wood discussed the newly expanded edition of his book, the meticulous research behind it, and what decades of documentation suggest about humanity’s covert encounters with unidentified craft. A Data-Driven Look at UFO Crash Retrievals Ryan Wood has spent years cataloging and analyzing alleged UFO crash incidents from around the world. His approach, he explains, is not...

In one of the most discussed interviews on The Joe Rogan Experience, physicist and whistleblower Bob Lazar detailed his extraordinary claim of having seen the interior of an alien spacecraft during his time working at a secret U.S. facility known as S-4, near Area 51. Lazar’s account remains one of the most detailed and controversial depictions of non-human technology ever shared publicly. An Unworldly Interior Lazar recalled being allowed inside the craft on only one occasion, primarily to examine how its internal components were arranged. According to him, the layout was crucial, since the craft’s systems operated without any visible wiring or connections. The moment he stepped inside, he said the environment felt profoundly alien. Everything was one uniform color — a dark, ...

Alien Life Debate: Suspicious Signals, Ocean Evidence & Expert Reactions The global search for life beyond Earth is gaining new momentum as scientific teams and governments around the world intensify their efforts to uncover signs of extraterrestrial intelligence. From deep-space radio signals detected in China to strange metallic fragments recovered from the Pacific Ocean, the conversation about alien life is shifting from speculation to serious investigation. China’s “Suspicious Signals” and the Fast Radio Telescope In recent months, China announced that its Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) — also known as the “China Sky Eye” — had detected what were described as “suspicious signals” possibly originating from an extraterrestrial civilization. The an...

The Gulf Coast city of Tampico, long a wellspring of legends and anomalous sightings, has recently marked a watershed moment for Mexican ufology: the inauguration of the country’s first official UFO reporting center.      For seasoned observers and newcomers alike, the opening of this facility—known as the Center for UFO Reports of Mexico (CROM)—not only legitimizes the rich tapestry of stories associated with Tampico but also signals a larger shift in how unidentified aerial phenomena are approached in Mexico. By TheUFO Chronicles9-28-2025 A City Shaped by the Unknown Tampico’s relationship with the extraordinary began well before the modern UFO era. Over the decades, local folklore has come to embrace the unknown rather than shrink from it. This attitude is best exemplified b...

In recent years, conversations around unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) have expanded beyond sightings in the sky. Researchers such as Dr. Garry Nolan of Stanford University and religious studies scholar Dr. Diana Pasulka (author of American Cosmic) have begun to connect the material evidence of alleged crash sites with the less tangible, but potentially crucial, dimension of consciousness. Their work suggests that UAPs may not only leave behind physical traces but also interact directly with human perception and altered states of mind. Evidence from Crash Sites One of the most intriguing cases discussed by Pasulka and Nolan is a location in New Mexico where unusual debris was reportedly found. According to Pasulka’s account, she and a small research group were led to a ...