AlienINT: UFO Cases, Alien Encounters & Disclosure
Featured
David Grusch UFO Claims: Non-Human Craft, Biologics, and Congress
The whistleblower's claims about recovered craft, non-human biologics, and what Congress has been told.
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Reader Favorites
Nimitz Tic Tac UFO Encounter: The UAP Case That Changed Everything
Navy pilots, radar operators, a white Tic Tac-shaped craft, and the Pacific encounter that pushed UAPs into the modern era.
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Captain Thomas Mantell’s UFO Pursuit: What the 1948 Records Show
The fatal 1948 pursuit, the disputed radio reports, and the most likely explanation
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Betty and Barney Hill Encounter: The UFO Abduction That Defined a Genre
A late-night drive through New Hampshire, a strange craft over Route 3, missing time, and the alien abduction story that changed UFO history.
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Bob Lazar and Area 51: The Man Who Says He Worked on Nine Flying Saucers
Nine flying saucers, a Sport Model built for pilots smaller than us, and a reactor running on element 115. Here’s the story Lazar has been telling since 1989.
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Roswell UFO Incident: Crash, Cover-Up, and Alien Legend
The 1947 New Mexico debris field that became the most famous alien mystery in America
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Encounters
The Hill Hypnosis Tapes: A Journey Into Missing Time
A strange drive became a story of abduction in a psychiatrist’s office. What happened between the road and the recordings?
Betty and Barney Hill’s UFO Location: The Route, the Marker and the Spot
Marker 224 stands on the Daniel Webster Highway near Indian Head Resort, but the Hills’ story stretches across 70 miles of road. Here’s how to follow it, stop by stop.
Rendlesham Forest Incident: Two Nights, One Memo, and a Tape You Can Still Hear
American airmen chased lights through a Suffolk forest, and their deputy commander went back with a tape recorder. Here’s the case night by night, right up to the trail you can walk today.
Lore
Bob Lazar and Element 115: How Did He Know?
The timing looks impressive. A closer look at the atom, the alleged fuel, and the years between them explains why the debate keeps going.
An Alien Harvest: The Book That Turned Cattle Mutilations Into a UFO Mystery
A Denver TV reporter, a bull with a missing eye, and a theory that stretches from Colorado pastures to alleged abductions. Here’s what Linda Moulton Howe’s most famous book actually claims.
Elerium 115: The Alien Fuel X-COM Makes You Take From the Enemy
It fuels the Avenger, builds the best gear, and the aliens hold the only supply. Here’s how a 1994 strategy classic borrowed its miracle fuel from Bob Lazar and the periodic table.
