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The Ancient Sky: The Black Triangle Files. A page from the FBI's released document showing a hillside at dusk with a small black triangle in the sky; the page appears to be a reconstruction.

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The Black Triangle Files: What the Newest Pentagon Release Actually Says

The Department of War's seventh PURSUE release, posted October 23, 2026, includes an AARO memo and an FBI form describing a silent, matte black triangle that federal agents say they saw rise over a ridge, hover and race into a canyon earlier this year. The two documents agree on shape, silence and general size, and disagree on the time, the duration, whether there was a hover and what to call the object. Neither identifies it. A separate near miss near Heathrow, reported in the same news cycle, is a different case.

By Darrell Wallen · Oct 27, 2026 · ≈25 min listen · Read →

The Ancient Sky: Roswell Then and Now. A windmill and fence silhouetted on the New Mexico desert at dusk (AI-generated illustration).

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Roswell Then and Now: How a One-Day Story Went Full Circle

Roswell began in July 1947 as an Army press release and was retracted within a day. The documented record since shows a classified balloon program, an admitted cover story and destroyed base records, but no verified debris or bodies. Polls show Americans more convinced than in earlier readings that the government is withholding information, though not more convinced that the answer is aliens.

By Darrell Wallen · Oct 26, 2026 · ≈37 min listen · Read →