On July 10, 2026, the Department of War published the fourth PURSUE release at war.gov/UFO. This is every video from that release in one cut: 19 military sensor videos and four NASA audio recordings. Total runtime 4:16:39.
Liberation Times (Christopher Sharp) reported an ODNI official confirming, on the record, a new interagency UAP Governance Board chartered to coordinate declassification of UAP information. First meeting June 15. Avi Loeb's UAP Science Advisory Council is one of its outside advisory groups, which Loeb confirmed in his own June 17 Q&A.
Avi Loeb announced an 13-member council he says the White House, AARO, ODNI, and the FBI tasked him to assemble and lead. No agency has confirmed it. We map the full roster.
Posting a null because nulls matter. We reprocessed Breakthrough Listen's raw Green Bank data on 3I/ATLAS and ran the search to completion, including the zero-drift case the standard tool cannot do and that standard practice throws out.
37 signals cleared the on-source/off-source filter. We then ran every one to ground against the satellite band allocations and the actual orbits over Green Bank. Every single one was a satellite (GPS, Iridium, Inmarsat, telemetry, C/Ku/X-band). The zero-drift bin, searched directly, held no beacon. Six days earlier SETI's Allen Telescope Array reported the same null using the same kind of search.
Pulling the public record together, because the story has gone quiet and the quiet is the story.
The timeline:
- April 15: Fox's Peter Doocy asks Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt about ten scientists, missing or dead, reportedly cleared for nuclear or aerospace work.
- April 16: Trump says the country will know "in a week and a half" whether the cases are connected.
- April 17: the White House announces a "holistic review" with the FBI and promises updates.
- April 20: the House Oversight Committee writes to the FBI, DOE, DoW, and NASA, calling the cases a possible "grave threat to national security," with an April 27 briefing deadline.
- April 29: FBI Director Kash Patel says a report is coming "shortly."
What actually arrived: the April 27 deadline passed with no public briefing confirmed by any agency. No FBI report. No White House update. On May 22, the same committee opened a separate investigation into prediction markets (Polymarket, Kalshi). The press reframed the entire question as a debunked conspiracy theory.
The statistical case for "nothing here" deserves to be taken seriously: roughly 200,000 people are reported missing in the US each year, and a few odd deaths in a large cleared workforce is statistically expected. But that argument answers "how many," not "how." And the rigorous case-by-case review that would actually settle whether these specific cases connect is the exact homework the FBI promised and never turned in.
Not claiming the deaths are connected. The open question is narrower and it is documented: why three institutions promised to find out, set deadlines, and then stopped talking.
For everyone following our coverage of the New Mexico defense-sector disappearances. Melissa Casias, the Los Alamos administrative assistant, was found in the Carson National Forest on May 28 with a handgun beside her remains. Cause and manner are officially undetermined.
We never added her to the ATTRITION roster, and the evidence that has come out since supports that caution. She fabricated a reason to be home, factory-reset both phones including a government device, packed a bag, and walked into terrain she knew as a hunter. NM State Police say the evidence suggests she left on her own.
We are treating this as a probable private tragedy, not a pattern case, and removing her from the watchlist. Full write-up, fully sourced, including the DOE advisory-board records above.
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Source: U.S. Department of War PURSUE Release 01 (DVIDS ID 1006106, East China Sea, date N/A).
Original portal: war.gov/UFO.
Public-domain U.S. government work, mirrored by The Sentinel Network™.
Quick one, for new arrivals and regulars both.
If the trailer brought you here: welcome. r/probes is the community side of The Sentinel Network™, an independent investigation into the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, the deaths and disappearances clustered around defense and aerospace, and what quietly gets removed from the public record. Every briefing we publish is free.
If you were already here: the video side is no longer audio only.
We put an anchor on camera. It reads the record segment by segment, the same way the briefings read on the page. It is called the Reluctant Analyst, and it is not a human. We have never put a face on this work, and a synthetic anchor means we never have to.
Nothing else moves. The briefings stay free, every claim stays sourced, every correction stays public. The standard that built this on the page is the standard that runs on camera.
Every briefing we've published is here, free.
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The Liège team published Paper II on May 8 (arXiv:2605.07652), twelve new VLT/UVES spectra and the most exhaustive metals dataset ever assembled on a comet. To make their carbonyl model fit the data, the conclusions section now requires three things a pristine comet cannot have: a chemistry source below the surface, a hand-fitted heat patch in their thermal model, and two parent molecules that have never been directly detected in any comet. Their own words: "the comet has already been heated, resulting in the depletion of the most volatile species from the upper layers."
The Pentagon just published six declassified UFO documents at war.gov/UFO. Every one came from a nuclear weapons facility.
The headline document: a 116-page record of the 1948-1950 New Mexico "green fireballs" investigation, including the complete trip report from a February 1949 conference at Los Alamos. In one room: Edward Teller. Norris Bradbury. Frederick Reines (future Nobel laureate). The FBI. The Atomic Energy Commission. The Air Force.
Teller's conclusion that day: "they are not material objects passing through the air."
The popular history has called these "natural meteors" for seventy years. The actual government record says otherwise. The Pentagon has just put that record back on the official footing.
The release dropped in the middle of a 2026 anomalous green fireball cluster that the American Meteor Society has formally documented. Geographic and temporal continuity at a 77-year scale.
Posting as the publisher of The Sentinel Network™. Original investigative work, full forensic record on Substack.
The structural finding: Across April and May 2026, Elizondo named three personal contacts on national television. All three are dead or missing.
Three weeks before the Nancy Grace appearance, on April 24, Elizondo told Chris Cuomo on NewsNation he had personally spoken with "several" of the missing scientists on the FBI list plus "other individuals" not on the list. He has not named them.
The piece documents the verbatim quotes, the Imminent peer rhetoric (six named peers, all six alive), and three deaths in the disclosure ecosystem he has not commented on at all (Matthew Sullivan, James T. Ryder, Mark McCandlish).
The publication does not assert causation. The publication inventories what he has said.
The Department of War published its second declassified UAP tranche this morning at war.gov/UFO. 58 video files. We mirrored every single one to a single YouTube playlist with verified metadata and DVIDS source attribution.
What's in the playlist:
- PR071: USAF F-16C shootdown of a UAP over Lake Huron, February 12, 2023
- PR067: Submarine USO encounter
- PR050: 4 UAP in formation over Iran, August 2022
- PR098: UFOs in formation over Persian Gulf
- PR065/066: USCG Tyndall Tic-Tac UAP
- PR064: AFSOC Kabul UAP encounter
- PR068: 5th-generation aircraft UAP capture
- 7 NASA astronaut mission audio recordings (Apollo 12, Apollo 17, Mercury 7, 8, 9, Liberty Bell 7)
- Plus 44 additional CENTCOM, NORTHCOM, INDOPACOM, AFRICOM, and SOUTHCOM sensor records
All material public domain under 17 U.S.C. § 105. No edits to the source material.
Bonus structural finding: every PDF document in Release 02 came from a US nuclear weapons complex facility. Sandia. PANTEX. Los Alamos. Forensic briefing on that publishes later this week.
Complete playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9esTkXlE1HqZVOI3nCgCr5cd6DW85NyV
The Disclosure Foundation won the FOIA appeal forcing release of NSA's UFO communications intelligence corpus, originally classified Top Secret UMBRA. Records span 1969-1979 and document foreign military aircraft responding to unidentified objects in their own airspace.
Page 333 of the production describes an elongated ball of fire splitting into three balls of fire — the exact phenomenon NSA's Yeates cited to a federal judge in 1980 to argue the file should stay classified. Page 236 documents 13 MiG fighters chasing one UFO.
On May 11, war.gov silently revised the canonical PURSUE file list. 161 files became 158. They renamed 28 with new DOW-UAP-PR## prefixes, removed 5, added 3, and quietly consolidated all 6 "Arabian Gulf 2020" entries under "Middle East 2020".
My automated tracker (which polls war.gov every 30 min during weekday business hours via a public GitHub Action) caught it within hours. Full diff with what they renamed, what they removed, and what they added:
https://pursueufotracker.com/revisions
For context on what this tracker actually is: I built it for the May 8 PURSUE drop (war.gov/UFO) because the official interface is a flat list of 161 thumbnails with no search, no filtering, no transcripts on the videos. While I was at it, I had Claude AI apply a six-factor rubric to every file and rank them by what I'm calling the Anomalousness Index - NOT "probability of aliens" (anyone publishing that number is selling you something), but evidentiary weight that the encounter remains unexplained after conventional analysis.
The rubric is open JSON, anyone can audit or recompute it:
https://pursueufotracker.com/data/scoring-rubric.json
Six components, weights sum to 1.00:
- Sensor quality (0.25): multi-sensor military > single sensor > photo > eyewitness
- Witness credibility (0.20): astronaut > trained aviator > federal agent > civilian
- Corroboration (0.20): multi-witness multi-instrument > single source
- Kinematic anomaly (0.15): physically impossible > edge of envelope > consistent with known craft
- Mundane explanation availability (0.10): no plausible mundane > strong mundane candidate
- Official disposition (0.10): open after review > resolved conventional
Top 5 by score (read these first):
**NASA-UAP-D3A, Gemini 7 Audio, 1965** - score 72
Frank Borman reporting unidentified object to mission control in low Earth orbit, on the official NASA voice loop. Astronaut-witness on the official record is essentially unique in this archive.
**Greece, January 2024 - diamond-shaped UAP, SWIR only** - score 66
U.S. military operator tracked an object at ~499 mph that was only visible on the Short-Wave Infrared sensor and invisible in EO/IR. The kinematic profile doesn't fit any known craft.
**UAE, October 2023 - 4 min 57 sec IR sequence** - score 66
Longest unresolved IR tracking sequence in Drop 01. Multi-sensor platform.
**Syria, July 2022 - dual-sensor IR + EO** - score 66
14 seconds of footage with both infrared and electro-optical capture - the multi-sensor confirmation that makes single-sensor explanations harder to sustain.
**Apollo 17, December 1972 - 3 dots, triangular formation on lunar surface** - score 65
Open Department of War investigation under PURSUE.
What this tracker does NOT do:
- Claim aliens exist (the files don't prove that)
- Claim aliens don't exist (the files don't prove that either)
- Sell anything (no paywall, no ads currently, no email signup wall)
What it does do:
- Full text search across every PDF
- Whisper-generated transcripts on every video (28 videos, 41 minutes of footage)
- SHA-256 hash on every file so journalists can verify the mirror matches war.gov byte-for-byte
- Public-domain confirmed (17 U.S.C. § 105 - all U.S. Gov works)
Site: https://pursueufotracker.com
Top 10 page: https://pursueufotracker.com/top-10
Methodology: https://pursueufotracker.com/methodology
The honest verdict: https://pursueufotracker.com/verdict
War.gov revision diff (the story): https://pursueufotracker.com/revisions
Happy to AMA on the methodology, the war.gov diff, or anything else.