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● BREAKING: DEPARTMENT OF WAR LAUNCHES PURSUE — DECLASSIFIED UAP FILES NOW PUBLIC◆ODD “POLYGONS” ON MARS, A RENDEZVOUS WITH SPACE OBJECTS, AND A DEEP EARTH MYSTERY◆EARTH HAS A ‘QUASI-MOON’ LURKING NEARBY, AND THESE ARE THE FIRST IMAGES OF THE SPACE OBJECT THAT PROVE IT◆ARCHAEOLOGISTS OPENED A CHINESE LORD’S 2,600-YEAR-OLD TOMB—AND DISCOVERED DOZENS OF “DEACTIVATED” METALLIC ARTIFACTS◆HOW JELLYFISH CAN ‘MIRACULOUSLY’ HEAL WITHOUT SCARS HAS LONG REMAINED A MYSTERY—SCIENTISTS NOW KNOW THEIR SECRET◆THE BRAIN’S LANGUAGE SYSTEM IS FAR MORE EXPANSIVE THAN SCIENTISTS THOUGHT, NEW STUDY FINDS◆SURPRISING EVIDENCE OF A ‘LOST’ ANCIENT CITY IS EMERGING FROM BENEATH THE SANDS OF EGYPT’S WESTERN DESERT◆LOOK: JAPAN’S HAYABUSA2 SPACECRAFT JUST HAD A CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH THE MYSTERIOUS ASTEROID ‘TORIFUNE’◆HOW DID A CRAB BECOME TRAPPED IN A BOTTLE WITH AN OPENING TOO SMALL TO ENTER? ONCE-BAFFLED SCIENTISTS SAY THEY’VE SOLVED THE MYSTERY◆● BREAKING: DEPARTMENT OF WAR LAUNCHES PURSUE — DECLASSIFIED UAP FILES NOW PUBLIC◆ODD “POLYGONS” ON MARS, A RENDEZVOUS WITH SPACE OBJECTS, AND A DEEP EARTH MYSTERY◆EARTH HAS A ‘QUASI-MOON’ LURKING NEARBY, AND THESE ARE THE FIRST IMAGES OF THE SPACE OBJECT THAT PROVE IT◆ARCHAEOLOGISTS OPENED A CHINESE LORD’S 2,600-YEAR-OLD TOMB—AND DISCOVERED DOZENS OF “DEACTIVATED” METALLIC ARTIFACTS◆HOW JELLYFISH CAN ‘MIRACULOUSLY’ HEAL WITHOUT SCARS HAS LONG REMAINED A MYSTERY—SCIENTISTS NOW KNOW THEIR SECRET◆THE BRAIN’S LANGUAGE SYSTEM IS FAR MORE EXPANSIVE THAN SCIENTISTS THOUGHT, NEW STUDY FINDS◆SURPRISING EVIDENCE OF A ‘LOST’ ANCIENT CITY IS EMERGING FROM BENEATH THE SANDS OF EGYPT’S WESTERN DESERT◆LOOK: JAPAN’S HAYABUSA2 SPACECRAFT JUST HAD A CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH THE MYSTERIOUS ASTEROID ‘TORIFUNE’◆HOW DID A CRAB BECOME TRAPPED IN A BOTTLE WITH AN OPENING TOO SMALL TO ENTER? ONCE-BAFFLED SCIENTISTS SAY THEY’VE SOLVED THE MYSTERY◆
● BREAKING: DEPARTMENT OF WAR LAUNCHES PURSUE — DECLASSIFIED UAP FILES NOW PUBLIC.
ODD “POLYGONS” ON MARS, A RENDEZVOUS WITH SPACE OBJECTS, AND A DEEP EARTH MYSTERY.
EARTH HAS A ‘QUASI-MOON’ LURKING NEARBY, AND THESE ARE THE FIRST IMAGES OF THE SPACE OBJECT THAT PROVE IT.
ARCHAEOLOGISTS OPENED A CHINESE LORD’S 2,600-YEAR-OLD TOMB—AND DISCOVERED DOZENS OF “DEACTIVATED” METALLIC ARTIFACTS.
HOW JELLYFISH CAN ‘MIRACULOUSLY’ HEAL WITHOUT SCARS HAS LONG REMAINED A MYSTERY—SCIENTISTS NOW KNOW THEIR SECRET.
THE BRAIN’S LANGUAGE SYSTEM IS FAR MORE EXPANSIVE THAN SCIENTISTS THOUGHT, NEW STUDY FINDS.
SURPRISING EVIDENCE OF A ‘LOST’ ANCIENT CITY IS EMERGING FROM BENEATH THE SANDS OF EGYPT’S WESTERN DESERT.
LOOK: JAPAN’S HAYABUSA2 SPACECRAFT JUST HAD A CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH THE MYSTERIOUS ASTEROID ‘TORIFUNE’.
HOW DID A CRAB BECOME TRAPPED IN A BOTTLE WITH AN OPENING TOO SMALL TO ENTER? ONCE-BAFFLED SCIENTISTS SAY THEY’VE SOLVED THE MYSTERY.
HOME/PURSUE · 9 FILES · 2 RELEASESOFFICIAL RELEASE · LIVE
PRESIDENTIAL UNSEALING & REPORTING SYSTEM
The files are coming out.
On May 8, 2026, at the direction of President Trump, the Department of War began the rolling release of declassified Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena records held by the federal government. New material lands on a live portal at war.gov/UFO. We mirror nothing — every download below links straight to the source.
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● RELEASE 01 · MAY 8, 2026
Release 01 · Initial PURSUE drop
First batch of declassified UAP records — reports, photographs, videos, witness accounts, military records, and astronaut transcripts. Material from 1944 forward.
A formation of four unidentified craft tracked over water near Iran in August 2022. Notable as one of the few full-color sensor releases in the PURSUE archive — most military UAP footage is monochrome FLIR. Crew callsign redacted by DoW.
The earliest entries in the PURSUE archive — wartime intelligence reports documenting anomalous aerial encounters predating Kenneth Arnold and Roswell.
Forward-looking infrared camera footage from naval aviation encounters — successors to the GIMBAL / GOFAST / Tic-Tac footage publicly known since 2017.
Selected segments from Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Shuttle, and ISS mission audio referencing unidentified objects. Previously redacted portions now unsealed.
Forty-plus video files specifically requested by members of the House Oversight and Senate Intelligence committees during the 2024–2026 UAP hearings cycle.
Audio excerpts from NASA mission communications referencing unidentified objects, equipment anomalies, and crew observations. Previously held under operational-security classification.
A formation of four unidentified craft tracked over water near Iran in August 2022. Notable as one of the few full-color sensor releases in the PURSUE archive — most military UAP footage is monochrome FLIR. Crew callsign redacted by DoW.
The earliest entries in the PURSUE archive — wartime intelligence reports documenting anomalous aerial encounters predating Kenneth Arnold and Roswell.
Forward-looking infrared camera footage from naval aviation encounters — successors to the GIMBAL / GOFAST / Tic-Tac footage publicly known since 2017.
Selected segments from Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Shuttle, and ISS mission audio referencing unidentified objects. Previously redacted portions now unsealed.
Forty-plus video files specifically requested by members of the House Oversight and Senate Intelligence committees during the 2024–2026 UAP hearings cycle.
Audio excerpts from NASA mission communications referencing unidentified objects, equipment anomalies, and crew observations. Previously held under operational-security classification.
“The PURSUE archive is primary-source material — not vetted journalism, not corroborated science, not a verdict. Read it the way you’d read any government file: skeptical, contextual, and with an eye for what’s redacted as much as what isn’t.”
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