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He describes it moving down the pond, rounding the curve, slowing, and halting directly behind his house, a sphere he estimates at roughly 10 feet across, silent the whole time.
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The moment he consciously thought “that’s a craft,” he says the beam cut out, the source swelled into a white sphere of light, and in under half a second it accelerated west and was gone.
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Isbell doesn’t claim to know what any of it was, only that, as he puts it, something is interacting with us.
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Air Force pilot Dan Isbell says the craft hovering just above the tree line over an English golf course matched nothing he knew, not Soviet, not NATO, not any aircraft he was familiar with.
Part 1 of Dan's full interview live now: youtu.be/MJHO8iB6tDw
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Taxiing for a test mission, Air Force pilot Dan Isbell says a battery explosion tore open his F-16 and sent flames spreading across the aircraft.
Watch Part 1 of Dan's full interview here: youtu.be/MJHO8iB6tDw
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Driving home from Cold War nuclear alert duty in December 1980, Air Force pilot Dan Isbell says a silent, roughly 50-to-60-foot triangular craft ringed with shifting colored light hovered over a golf course beside the road.
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Black triangles. Close calls. What are pilots reporting?
In Episode 8 of the Safe Aerospace Podcast, Jonathan Miller (JMill) joins Ryan Graves to explore UAP reports, sensemaking, and turning witness accounts into evidence.
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ALT Episode 8 artwork for the Safe Aerospace Podcast: Ryan Graves and Jonathan Miller (J Mill) beneath the words “Credible Stories,” with an illustrated reflective sphere between them and the ASA logo in the lower right.
Mike Melvill never graduated high school. He built an experimental aircraft in his Indiana garage, and when no one would certify it, he flew it out to Mojave, where aerospace designer Burt Rutan hired him on the spot.
Our newest episode is live now: youtu.be/BV2HBIIBMU8
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Six days after a hard landing, SpaceShipOne astronaut Brian Binnie described a dozen glowing spheres in his backyard.
Kevin Curran and Matt Stinemetze join Ryan Graves to share his story on the new Safe Aerospace Podcast.
Watch the trailer. Full episode below.
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Watch the full conversation with filmmaker Kevin Curran and aerospace engineer Matt Stinemetze:
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Former Navy F-18 pilot Austin Hulbert dismissed his encounter as a balloon. Years later, building military balloons made him reconsider.
Austin joins Ryan Graves to revisit what he saw and what changed his mind.
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“What did they see?”
Former DISA contractor Kevin Campbell describes a spherical object he says he watched live on an MQ-9 feed over East Asia, and why the underlying footage should be preserved and analyzed.
New episode: youtu.be/rq2WLEq4cvw
"Like an AirPod case from thousands of years in the future."
That is how former Army Intelligence Officer Caison Best describes the massive, white-porcelain craft with shifting geometric panels that he and his team witnessed over Cheyenne Mountain.
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What really happened during New Jersey’s 2024 drone wave?
Ryan Graves sits down with AI researcher John Malaska, who analyzed nearly 13,000 public records to uncover what police, state agencies, and witnesses were reporting.
Premieres TODAY at 2PM EST
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ASA Case: MIL-2022-104
Army Intelligence Officer Caison Best witnesses a UAP over Cheyenne Mountain complex. Watch the case below:
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"It looks like the size of a 737. Like, it's big."
A Marine veteran and airline pilot recounts the Houston encounter that ended his skepticism, and why he tells fellow pilots not to stay silent.
New episode of the Safe Aerospace Podcast, today at 1pm ET: youtu.be/uH_rX01-EoE
For 26 years, Jason Judy watched the radar scopes guarding American airspace. What he saw there is the subject of Episode 1 of the Safe Aerospace Podcast.
Ryan Graves and Jason go inside the radar room. Premieres tomorrow July 10 at 1pm ET: youtu.be/NvRzqkcitDw
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