r/aliens • u/SystematicApproach • 23d ago
Discussion the 3 species we keep hearing about… we still don’t know about the orbs and triangles
r/aliens • u/Healthy-Career7226 • May 25 '26
Discussion Crashed Aliens Being Discussed On The Fox News Channel, What Are You Guys Thoughts On This??
r/aliens • u/toasterstrewdal • Jun 03 '26
Discussion An open letter to those in the know… This is no different than your older brother telling you that he knows what you’re getting for Christmas. Here’s the real response: “We can handle your truth. But you’re beginning to realize that we cannot handle your lies.”
EDIT: I’ve come to realize that Paul Hertz didn’t say this. But my post is a reaction to the content of the statement which has been made ad nauseam by those “in the know”. So I’ll acknowledge here and keep my letter below and own the emotions that moved me, regardless of the (or any) person attributed.
Dear Those In The Know,
Fuck off. I’m so sick of this warning… this foreboding… this unsettlement. The only reason that we don’t know a fraction of the shit you do is because you won’t fucking tell us. So shut the hell up about it already.
Oh and you’re privy? Paul Hertz? Because you have dual degrees? Is that the reason you can stomach the god awful truth of the cosmos while us simpleton plebes are still trying to unmelt our brains from the technical marvels of the rotary telephone?
And if you can sleep… I promise you, we can sleep. We’re not collective morons. We’re not collectively incapable. While you are running NASA, we’re running this country. Laborers, tradesmen, salespeople, grunts, executives, etc all seeing shit every day. I watched a guy burst into flames when his lift bucket touched a live wire. Horrifying at the moment, sure. But I sleep. We all see horrors. At the moment. But we sleep.
You have the power, information and capability to disclose. But you won’t. You won’t because you’ll be admitting to decades of lies. We “won’t be able to sleep” because we will have realized that every war for natural resources was optional. Every life taken in the name of “freedom” is actually a life taken in the name of “greed”. And that greed has fed your fat fucking mouth. Not ours.
Not the grunts. Not the laborers. We’re starving. We can’t afford gas. You have the door locked and are teasing us with the keys… all the while feasting on the backs of the people who have died to prop up your generational wealth.
And your “warning” is just one more illustration of elitist ignorance about the real world. We can handle your truth for sure. But I promise you that we can no longer handle your lies.
Again… fuck off,
Sincerely yours…. us.
r/aliens • u/M0torC1tyMaver1ck • 12d ago
Discussion Just now hearing about this 2 mile wide "dome" moving on the ocean floor...49°50′43″N, 140°13′21″W
Discovered on Google Earth in 2025, it appears to have a trail behind it. If it's been talked about in here to death, i apologize.
r/aliens • u/adamisworking • Apr 04 '26
Discussion Really? They hiding some juice We deserve to know
r/aliens • u/SystematicApproach • 14d ago
Discussion A visualization of time as a dimension you can move through
What would we look like to an interdimensional being? The visualization stacks successive video frames into a volume, turning time into visible depth. Instead of seeing someone at one moment, they can look across a structure containing multiple moments.
Suppose an interdimensional being perceives time this way. They wouldn't merely access an extra spatial direction, but actually observe multiple moments together.
To them, we might not look like a separate body moving from place to place. We might look like one continuous structure extending through time. Sitting down, standing up and walking across a room would be different sections of that structure, rather than separate events the being has to wait to witness.
If we extend that idea beyond a few seconds. Our childhood and adulthood might be recognizable parts of the same larger form. Instead of watching our lives unfold, they would be looking across them.
Apparent foreknowledge, changing forms, sudden disappearances and missing time. Those are among the types of accounts Jacques Vallee and Eric Davis discuss in their work on high strangeness.
What we call prediction might, from its perspective, be observation.
Suppose this intelligence could examine our life across time rather than meeting us only in the present. It wouldn’t necessarily need to predict where we were going. Our departure, our journey and our arrival could all be available for it to observe.
In David Fravor’s account of the Tic Tac encounter. After losing sight of the object, he said a controller reported it at the aircraft’s planned combat air patrol point, roughly 60 miles away. So what would apparent anticipation look like if the being could already see the later event?
edit: Credit @ bradleytangonan
r/aliens • u/LiveATheHudson • Apr 23 '26
Discussion This is beyond anything we thought possible
r/aliens • u/Resident_Food3957 • Nov 29 '25
Discussion How can there not be life out there somewhere?!
r/aliens • u/TechnicianAmazing472 • May 20 '26
Discussion No one is asking the big question, if these aliens can travel between stars, why would they bother coming to Earth?
If they are capable of achieving lightspeed travel we are practically primitive in their Earths, why have these 4 alien species been spotted on Earth, supposing it's true.
r/aliens • u/_TheVengeful_ • Oct 29 '25
Discussion [SERIOUS] 1949-1957 studies affirm something or someone could have been watching us from outer space.
According to a new study, something was observing nuclear tests from space before the satellite era.
An international team of scientists led by astrophysicist Beatriz Villaruel of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics published a discovery in Scientific Reports.
After analyzing more than 100,000 astronomical photographs taken between 1949 and 1957, researchers identified a series of anomalous flashes of light known as transients. These points of light appeared to suddenly appear, rotate and disappear.
The study revealed that the frequency of these phenomena increased by 45% during the days surrounding the first atmospheric nuclear detonations. The flashes displayed a highly reflective, mirror-like glow, and some displayed apparent rotation.
Most notably, all the images analyzed predate 1957, the year humans placed their first satellite into orbit. The team ruled out natural causes and optical failures, noting that if the recordings are authentic, the objects would have to be non-human artificial structures.
r/aliens • u/SystematicApproach • Mar 15 '26
Discussion “We are not alone on Earth,” says Steven Spielberg.
r/aliens • u/Glittering_Flan9371 • May 08 '26
Discussion So what are we all thinking of the ufo files?
I am curious if the images shown in the files are real. It would be extraordinary if so
r/aliens • u/Fujithora • May 25 '26
Discussion One of the clearest cases of a UFO with occupants ever seen — TÜBİTAK confirmed no digital manipulation
Here are some of the clearest images from the Kumburgaz UFO case
Night security guard Yalçın Yalman captured what appear to be two large-headed humanoid figures inside a transparent, structured object hovering over the Sea of Marmara.
Official analysis (January/February 2008):
Turkey’s top scientific body (TÜBİTAK) examined the original MiniDV tapes and concluded:
• No digital manipulation or CGI
• Footage is authentic and recorded outdoors in real time
• The object has physical structure
They didn’t officially say “aliens,” but confirmed it couldn’t be easily explained as planes, boats, or known phenomena.
📌 Source:
• TÜBİTAK report → turkeyufocase.blogspot.com
One of the most debated UFO cases.
Real craft with beings inside or just a mundane explanation?
r/aliens • u/rubehefner • Mar 20 '26
Discussion Multiple predictions about 2026 are lining up… and it’s honestly starting to freak me out!!! (WW3/Alien Invasions)
I don’t usually go down rabbit holes like this, but lately I’ve noticed something I can’t ignore.
Completely different people—with different backgrounds and methods—have made predictions that are starting to look very similar to what’s happening right now.
And they all seem to agree on two core ideas:
The Middle East conflict is the beginning of something much bigger (literally or metaphorically “the end”)
A civil war in the United States
That alone is unsettling. But it gets weirder.
👉 30-year-old prediction (Chris Bledsoe)
There’s a guy named Chris Bledsoe who claims he’s been in contact with a being he calls “The Lady.” He says that around 30 years ago, he was told that near Easter 2026, events would unfold that would change the world as we know it.
He claims “evil forces” are trying to recreate events from Revelation to trigger the end times. What’s even stranger is that there have been reports from military whistleblowers saying they were told they’re essentially fighting a “biblical war.”
According to him, Israel and the U.S. would strike Iran, leading to a nuclear event—but that non-human intelligence would intervene to prevent total destruction.
Yeah… I know how that sounds.
👉 Professor Jiang prediction
Then there’s a Chinese-Canadian professor (Jiang) who studies historical war patterns and applies them to current geopolitics.
About a year ago, he predicted:
- The U.S. and Israel would attack Iran
- The U.S. would not win
- It would trigger economic collapse
- It would lead to civil war in America
- The U.S. would lose its superpower status
Out of everything here, this actually feels like the most grounded—and honestly, the least terrifying outcome.
👉 4chan / “MJkiller” post
Then there’s the wildest one.
A 4chan user (“MJkiller”) claimed to have access to documents tied to Majestic 12 (allegedly elites in contact with non-human intelligence).
He posted a detailed sequence of events for 2026—basically a step-by-step escalation into global war, collapse, and eventually a one-world government.
Some highlights:
- U.S./Israel strike Iran
- Oil crisis and global blackouts
- Massive naval conflict
- U.S. civil war and internal collapse
- NATO fractures, alliances shift globally
- Multiple invasions across Europe and Asia
- Limited nuclear exchanges
- Then… a staged “alien invasion”
- Followed by population collapse and centralized control
He even claimed billions would be dead by 2027.
I’m not saying I believe all of this. A lot of it sounds insane.
But here’s what’s bothering me:
These predictions were made at different times, by different people, using completely different reasoning—and yet they all point toward a similar chain of events starting in the Middle East and ending with global instability… and internal conflict in the U.S.
And now some of the early-stage pieces are starting to look familiar.
That’s the part I can’t shake.
Am I overthinking this, or has anyone else noticed how these overlaps are lining up?
TL;DR:
Different sources (a contactee, a pattern-based professor, and a 4chan leak) all point toward:
- A major Middle East conflict involving Iran
- U.S. decline or internal collapse
- Possible civil war
Some early pieces seem to be lining up—and it’s starting to feel a little too coincidental.
Links:
Chris Bledsoe (HERE)
Professor Jiang (HERE)
MJkiller 4chan (HERE)
r/aliens • u/Fujithora • Jun 13 '26
Discussion This is super fake AI slop - Trump + Nordic aliens image that keeps getting removed
This is pure engagement farming content: absurd Trump + aliens image → people lose their minds → clicks and comments. I’m not saying Nordics don’t exist. I’m saying this specific photo is 100% AI slop and not worth the hype.
Does anyone have an actual non-AI source?
If not, this is just noise.
r/aliens • u/TonightSpiritual3191 • Feb 26 '26
Discussion Religious zealots are trying to block disclosure
r/aliens • u/Sally_Saskatoon • Feb 16 '26
Discussion Obama Clarifies his remarks about aliens!
r/aliens • u/chloro_phyll • Oct 29 '25
Discussion *SERIOUS* What do you really think happened? On January 1, 2024, a mall in Miami saw one of the biggest police responses in history. We still do not have any evidence, records, or testimonies to tell what actuslly happened inside, though the police claimed it was "teenagers fighting"
r/aliens • u/Scary_Trick_8702 • May 17 '26
Discussion [serious] Starlink feels less like “internet for remote areas” and more like the early framework for something much bigger
Not saying this is some cartoon level conspiracy, but the scale and speed of Starlink’s deployment has always felt disproportionate to the publicly stated goal.
Thousands of satellites. Constant launches. Global low latency coverage. Military contracts. Direct to cell capability. Emergency communication infrastructure. Mapping and synchronization potential. Real time observational capability. And eventually integration with autonomous systems.
It just seems so sinister but nobody’s really talking about it or asking questions, if skynet is inevitable, might aswell be our team first .. thats the only positive part about it
r/aliens • u/LtJimmypatterson • May 27 '26
Discussion Does Spielberg Know Something Many Don't? What a coincidence..
Is anyone else excited about the upcoming Disclosure day film? And also, the timing of it , being released at this moment of "disclosures" and public interest in UFO phenomena. It's almost like He knows something or was tipped off. Or hey, maybe it's all coincidence.