The Latest on UFO's

 

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on September 4, 2026

Karla Turner claimed Aliens show a very disturbing interest in the human soul. Turner investigated alleged abductions beginning in the late 1980s, including experiences reported by herself, her family and other abductees. After years of looking at these cases, she became deeply skeptical of the idea that these entities were automatically extraterrestrials, spiritual guides, enlightened beings or humanity's benevolent teachers. She believed entities could tell people true things first, gain their trust, then slip in false information that could completely redirect their lives.

One case involved a young man who was allegedly told that in five years he would be “activated” for some unknown purpose and lose control over his own life. He believed it so completely that he stopped planning for his future, abandoned his ambitions and basically waited for the deadline. Five years passed. Nothing happened.

That case stuck with Turner because it showed how powerful manipulation could be without anyone physically forcing you to do anything. She believed abductees might be made to feel intense love, peace, sexual pleasure or spiritual euphoria during an encounter. So an entity appearing beautiful, loving or divine wouldn’t necessarily mean it was benevolent.

Turner described one woman who initially remembered a beautiful spiritual scene surrounded by smiling beings. Under hypnosis, that memory allegedly changed into something much darker involving restraint, invasive procedures and sexual abuse. Turner believed the pleasant memory may have been a cover placed over the traumatic one.

She also collected reports involving implants, strange medical procedures, forced ingestion of unknown liquids, pain experiments, apparent human or military involvement, and even people claiming to see identical human bodies that looked like clones.

But the strangest material involved consciousness and what abductees called the “soul.” Some people reportedly described entities asking about souls, manipulating them, or showing what appeared to be technology connected to death and reincarnation. Turner never really claimed to know exactly what the phenomenon was. That’s partly why her work is so unsettling.

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on September 3, 2026

AI may “DISCOVER ALIENS” that don't exist and Michigan State University researchers just showed how disturbingly easy that could be. They trained a neural network to distinguish between digital organisms that could reproduce and ones that could not. In a study co-authored by Ankit Gupta, a Ph.D. student in computer science, and Christoph Adami, an MSU professor, the researchers used Avida, a digital evolution system in which small computer programs function like artificial organisms. They trained a neural network to distinguish self-replicating organisms from non-replicating ones. Its accuracy was 99.97%. Then they tried to break it.

They took organisms that genuinely could NOT reproduce and made small changes to their instruction sequences. The organisms still could not reproduce, but eventually the neural network began classifying them as self-replicating anyway. In some cases, a deceptive sequence was found after roughly 150 attempts. Most strikingly, the researchers reported that they were eventually able to fool the model regardless of the starting sequence. Their attack success rate was 100%.

That’s the part that matters for astro-biology. Future missions to Mars, Europa, Enceladus and distant exo-planets may rely heavily on AI to identify bio-signatures hidden inside huge datasets. But a neural network can learn the statistical pattern associated with “life” without actually understanding whether the underlying system is alive. So a strange non-biological process could potentially resemble something the model associates with life, and the AI could be extremely confident while still being wrong.

This doesn’t mean AI shouldn’t be used to search for extraterrestrial life. It means an AI classification can never be the proof by itself. If a machine ever tells us it has found a bio-signature, we’ll need independent instruments, repeat measurements and human verification. That’s the real problem here. A model can be 99.97% accurate and still be wrong in exactly the kind of unusual situation we would expect to encounter when searching for alien life.

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on September 1, 2026

US Congressman Eric Burlison says U.S. intelligence recreated the conditions behind past UFO sightings to see what was attracting them. Then, he says, “something showed up.” He also claims the objects can hover in place, then go from a dead stop to Mach speed instantly. Burlison says ODNI, the CIA, the FBI, and military intelligence were all reportedly on site.

Something similar was tried decades ago in Norway. In the early 1980s, people in Hessdalen Valley were seeing weird lights so often that researchers eventually set up a proper field study with radar, cameras and other equipment. During the 1984 investigation, they logged dozens of sightings and radar returns. Then came the part that still stands out.

Researchers pointed a laser at one of the flashing lights, and according to their report, its blinking pattern changed while the laser was on it. When they moved the laser away, it went back to normal.

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on August 31, 2026

This retired Lockheed Martin engineer said the company already had materials on the lab bench that could change shape on command, almost like muscle. He also described a future aircraft “skin” that could carry data, sensors, energy storage and other functions inside the structure itself. It sounds a lot like how people describe alleged alien craft.

In 2014, Edward Burnett, a Lockheed Martin Senior Fellow, and Charles Chase, co-founder of UnLAB, described embedding carbon nanotubes directly into an aircraft structure so information could flow through the material itself instead of through separate wiring. The same aircraft skin could also contain sensors, energy storage, and other functions. They also discussed materials that could “change shape on command” and behave almost like muscle, potentially allowing an aircraft to reshape itself for different flight conditions.

Lockheed was also openly discussing autonomous UAVs, cargo drones, and heterogeneous swarms in which different vehicles could carry different sensors and electronics, share information, and adapt together. What makes this especially interesting is that this was more than a decade ago and some of these ideas sound remarkably similar to how alleged exotic or “alien” craft are often described: seamless, multifunctional, adaptive structures rather than conventional aircraft built from separate systems. So the obvious question is: How much further has this technology progressed since 2014?

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on August 30, 2026

Eric Davis, who worked on the Pentagon’s UFO program, says gifted psychic Chinese children allegedly teleported physical objects, including watches, insects, and even radio transmitters, through sealed containers without breaking them. And high-speed cameras allegedly recorded objects blending into barriers, disappearing, and later reappearing.

Davis was commissioned to study different concepts of teleportation for the U.S. Air Force, resulting in his 2004 report for the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, Teleportation Physics Study. In one chapter, Davis discusses experiments carried out in China involving children described as having unusual psychic abilities. According to the Chinese research papers summarized by Davis, researchers placed physical objects inside sealed containers. The reported objects included matches, pills, nails, watches, insects, and even small radio transmitters. One of the papers was published in 1981 in Ziran Zazhi.

In the recent interview (with Michael Phillip), Davis says Hal Puthoff personally went to China under DIA sponsorship and came away believing the scientists were not simply performing magic tricks or running a hoax. Davis also says the Chinese work was connected to aerospace and military research institutions, which is one reason he believes it deserves to be taken seriously.

During the alleged teleportation event, the radio transmitter’s signal reportedly became much weaker, changed, or temporarily disappeared. After the object reappeared, the signal returned to normal. Davis says that while the transmitter was supposedly disappearing, its radio signal became weaker and weaker, almost as if it were physically moving farther away from the receiver. Then, according to Davis, the signal became stronger again as the transmitter supposedly appeared at the destination. That observation is important because Davis believes the object was not simply becoming invisible. Davis suggests that the object might temporarily leave our normal three-dimensional space. He speculates that consciousness may somehow be involved in causing this movement.

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on August 29, 2026

This retired U.S. Army Sergeant, Clifford Stone, spent decades claiming that classified military programs had cataloged 57 alien species and recovered both dead and living beings and he talked about an alien named 'Korona' that was capable of friendship, concern, grief, and compassion. He also said that when an alien craft crashed, it sent a distress signal to its own people, and that their recovery teams sometimes arrived to retrieve the injured, the dead, and the craft itself.

Stone claimed he was involved in around 12 UFO-related incidents during his military career, including three actual crash-retrieval operations. According to him, those three crashes involved bodies, and in some cases the beings were still alive. That, he said, was one of the reasons a species catalog supposedly existed in the first place.

What surprised me most was his description of that catalog. Stone said it was not simply a book showing what different extraterrestrials looked like. He claimed it also contained practical medical information because human treatment could be dangerous to some of these beings. Normal food might be poisonous to them, ordinary first aid could supposedly kill them, and medics needed to know what each species could safely eat and how to keep an injured being alive.

Stone also claimed that when one of these craft crashed, it sent out something similar to an emergency distress beacon. Their own people would then try to reach the crash site and recover the injured, the dead and the craft itself. He said there were occasions when the military and the visitors’ own recovery teams arrived at roughly the same time, and in those situations the safest thing for the military to do was back away and let them recover their people.

His description of the beings was also very different from the usual “hostile alien” narrative. Stone claimed many of them were extremely reluctant to harm humans and that some would rather allow themselves to be killed than deliberately hurt a person. He did not say every species was peaceful, but he clearly believed human fear, aggression and greed for their technology often created the real danger.

Stone also mentioned in this interview about a being he called Korona. He claimed Korona and others believed in a creator, accepted some form of life after death, and even had a way of communicating with deceased loved ones. He said they did not promote one human religion as the “correct” religion, and that some questions about death and what comes after it were completely off-limits.

I cannot say Stone’s extraordinary claims are proven, because testimony alone is not proof. But the full story is much more interesting than “57 alien species.”

What do you think?

Vicky Verma at x.com@Unexplained2020 on August 28, 2026

Dr. Corrado Malanga claims that the Alien Entities allegedly involved in UFO abductions are extra-dimensional parasites that want something from our souls and that they have a special machine capable of partially separating the soul from the human body. Dr. Malanga, an Italian researcher who spent decades studying alleged UFO abductions and interviewing hundreds of abductees, reached a very strange conclusion in his book Alien Cicatrix.

One female abductee allegedly said the beings themselves told her that the human body was “just a container for the soul” and had no other real value to them. Malanga claimed abductees repeatedly described a strange procedure involving two vertical cylinders. One was a large, black, opaque metallic cylinder. The human abductee was placed inside it, surrounded by something resembling white vapor. Nearby was a smaller transparent cylinder containing another being. The person inside the larger cylinder would allegedly feel intense pressure around the solar plexus, powerful vibrations through the body and extreme cold.

Then the walls of the cylinder seemed to rotate faster and faster. At a certain point, there would be a loud noise, and according to these accounts, the person's “soul” would begin separating from the physical body and moving toward the being inside the second cylinder.

Malanga even tried to give this a technological explanation. His “SuperSpin Theory” proposed that the machine might use powerful magnetic fields to manipulate the relationship between consciousness, matter and what he called the soul, somewhat like the way magnetic resonance technology interacts with atomic spin. According to him, these entities do not naturally need physical bodies in the same way we do. They use bodies when necessary, but their actual existence is in another dimension. During an abduction, he claimed, they do not completely remove the person's soul. They partially disconnect it. They then bring this part of the person into their own dimension and extract something from it that Malanga described as energy.

He literally compared it to a kind of “milking” process. When they are finished, the soul is supposedly reconnected to the original human body until the next abduction.

That idea is disturbing enough on its own. What makes this stranger is that Bob Lazar also claimed that alleged classified UFO documents referred to humans as “containers.” Lazar later speculated that this could mean containers of souls, while journalist George Knapp has repeated that interpretation.

What exactly do you think is inside us that could be valuable enough for another intelligence to want it?