The United States has been investigating the phenomenon of unidentified flying objects since the late 1940s, and today anyone interested can trace the history of this type of events that came under the microscope of the American government.
As the US Department of Defense has just announced, Donald Trump's decision to open UFO archives “begins the process of identifying and declassifying government documents related to the phenomenon of unidentified flying objects.”
The archive will be gradually supplemented with further materials, but it is already a veritable treasure trove of information about various UFO-related incidents. — starting from the events of 1947, through flights to the Moon and the famous photo from the Apollo 17 mission from 1972, to observations from the last dozen or so months.
Three mysterious dots in a photo from the MoonUS Department of Defense
Each incident has a short description and is accompanied by declassified photos, documents and even videos showing unidentified flying objects, which in recent years have been renamed unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) in the US government.
